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by jek0 8y ago
I believe the issue it that many questions are too directive: I want you to say "blah blah blah", please say "blah blah blah". So yes, if the moderator just had a list of open questions, it would probably have worked bet
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by jek0 8y ago
inoremap jk <esc>
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by jek0 8y ago
The same reasoning should then apply to everything you own: there should be an organization forcing you to put your email address or phone number on your car, on your house, ... Even if you have no plans to sell those assets, let people con
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by jek0 8y ago
Some part aren't even redacted: "The database unfortunately names its files "log.0000000001". To the rest of the world, "log" means delete-at-will, but to database people it means delete-and-lose-everything-in-
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by jek0 8y ago
It looks like someone have read through the cypherpunk and bitcoin mailing list and extrapolate a story from that, making it feel "from the inside". A story on how satoshi and hal got to debug a thing together but hal couldn'
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by jek0 8y ago
> "Unique" is a pretty extraordinary claim, considering the author is advocating using pre-existing tools and facilities. [...] just because he didn't use them in the Docker way, doesn't make that way unique. Yes you
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by jek0 8y ago
Docker wins because it's easy to use and becomes a de-facto standard. The author misses that completely. I get it, you can do "manually" the same things as docker when you're a good system administrator. You'll come
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by jek0 9y ago
cf "What Latin Sounded Like - and how we know" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_enn7NIo-S0