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by jkyle 11y ago
Because while those IPs have been allocated it does not mean they're being currently used. So, ARIN can't allocate any more to providers but many providers are not yet feeling the pinch yet so they're not passing the cost ont
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KVM & VMWare are not containerization, they're full virtualization. There are a lot of benefits to containers and they don't have to be insecure. More efficient resource utilization and orders of magnitude faster allocation an
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Bikes also alleviate congestion on public transit and roads.
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There's no single policy that solves the problem. It's a combination. Building public transit extends the longer commute. Building out local cycling options extends the area that the public transit options can serve. It also relie
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by jkyle 11y ago
> At the moment biking is dominated by young fit and generally healthy people. That's a cultural difference, not a physical limitation. Cultures change. > I see lots of young parents going to work by bike, but do they take their
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by jkyle 11y ago
Let me save up to buy a house first.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I do not think most would consider 5 or 6% is "much higher" or that if 90% is "extremely low" that 84% is not also "extremely low". Particularly when you take variance and margin of error into account. With suc
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by jkyle 11y ago
Yes it does, but that skew is very small. Only a few percentage points...as cited above. It would be a mischaracterization to imply one is extremely low, while the other is much higher. They are both, comparably, very low.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Black on white murder is also extremely low. ~84% of white victims are murdered by whites and ~90% of black victims are murdered by blacks.[1] Crime is primarily a function of opportunity. When opportunity is taken into account, the main re
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by jkyle 11y ago
> that leaves the possibility for free software growing so big as to hinder progress How would that happen, exactly? Particularly with the GPL. If an author (company or otherwise) distributes their work, they're required to also pro
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by jkyle 11y ago
Regardless of the cause if their baseline stressors, the subjects showed a reduction in their stress levels and increased various well-being metrics. I think that's the very definition of improving their well being on the whole. That t
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by jkyle 11y ago
For someone starting out, there's such a thing as opportunity loss. What language would that person had learned if they had not spent that time learning Fortran? Would that language had been more marketable in their next job? Further,
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by jkyle 11y ago
> No need to politicize it. I was summarizing the linked reference which covered the politicized nature of the debate and quoted positions from both parties.
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Most Swedish educational experts feel the stark decline the OP is speaking of is a direct result of decentralization and the funneling of public funds into private, for profit, institutions. [1] Generally, conservative elements in Sweden di
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by jkyle 11y ago
By default, neither operating system is running any publicly accessible services. By that metric, they're equally "secure" by virtue of not having anything an attacker could attack on first startup. After that, you could look
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by jkyle 11y ago
I'm still not seeing the logic in your rationale. > The trouble is, that Docker doesn't get to choose what cgroup controller "everyone" will use, it has to support them all. Yes, this is an unfortunate consequence of
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by jkyle 11y ago
> it's an issue with systemd I wouldn't even say this is an issue with systemd. It just happens that systemd (or logind actually) is what was selected as the cgroup controller on distributions that use it. Mostly, it's an
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by jkyle 11y ago
> I think that RedHat IS at fault in this, because their design choice of designating systemd as the single writer was extremely anti-standardization. Imagine if KDE wanted to be the single cgroup writter. This isn't a very good ana
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by jkyle 11y ago
> First it was a setting in the preference panel, preventing you from installing non-MAS apps without disabling it. Pretty sure the default is MAS + Signed Apps. This setting also doesn't actually stop you from installing a non-sign
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by jkyle 11y ago
A really great read. But of all the inquiries and search results only a single one smacked of anything but anecdote That led me to yet another Japanese doctor, a man who offered to compare intestinal lengths printed in U.S. and Japan
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by jkyle 11y ago
> But if everybody's defining their own values, then a bunch of people are going to define their values very selfishly. There are only two options: define morality for yourself, and own it completely, or allow someone else to define
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by jkyle 11y ago
> The problem is with Nietzsche. The Ubermensch is superior to other humans, and can re-define morality as he (or she) sees fit. I'm not sure that's an accurate interpretation of Nietzsche use of the word. Yes, Nietzsche advoca
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by jkyle 11y ago
Well, to be fair to the author Übermensch is a term coined by Nietzsche in Thus Spake Zarathustra. While it was coopted by the Nazis, the meaning as conveyed by Nazis was very different from how Nietzsche used it. The Nazis felt that they
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by jkyle 11y ago
My child? Can I take it?
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Done.
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by jkyle 11y ago
> You might want to read: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3182557/ Read. The article's results confirm what I said. They found that 60% of the variability in crystallized IQ and 49% of var
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by jkyle 11y ago
> but somehow it seems to be less of a hindrance for European and East Asian immigrants than for South American immigrants with little European admixture. Stormfront? Is that you? Everything you claim is utter tripe. Students from lo
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Sweating to make a big number get a bit bigger isn't good for the soul in the long term. Depends on how beautiful you find the numbers you're using to get there. edit To clarify, there are personalities that derive quite a
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by jkyle 11y ago
The article makes a lot of good points, but the stack you're speaking of would be pretty trivial to get going...particular if you did it on a single host setup. You could probably have it spun up in an afternoon with Ansible or some su
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by jkyle 11y ago
> if you can call the police or get the authorities to intervene... then it's not slavery. I'm not sure this definition pans out. This would mean slavery cannot happen in a country where it's not legal. Take an unfortunat

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