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31.
by journalctl 7y ago
Hey so it was a suggestion. No need for the hostility.
32.
by journalctl 7y ago
Thanks, that’s fascinating. I mean, I had a feeling this was the case, but I figured I’d ask.
33.
by journalctl 7y ago
“felid” comes from “Felidae”, the family for cats. It’s synonymous, but a bit more formal.
34.
by journalctl 7y ago
What’re the odds of using RICO here?
35.
by journalctl 7y ago
So what you’re saying is someone had better start working on a competing password manager today.
36.
by journalctl 7y ago
Alternatively, don’t live in Florida.
37.
by journalctl 7y ago
The hyperbole really isn’t cute anymore after all of the fuckups. Like, some humility this time would be great. “We listened. We made some mistakes, but we want to fix them.” Don’t come out guns blazing like “this is the BEST laptop EVAR!”
38.
by journalctl 7y ago
Definitely a DodgeBall quote.
39.
by journalctl 7y ago
Because it’s expensive, bulky, and unnecessary. Something like this already exists: the Optimus Maximus keyboard. And while it’s a cool concept, it’s not without its rough edges. [1] [1] https://www.artlebedev.com/optimus&#x
40.
by journalctl 7y ago
Condoms are cheaper than bullets.
41.
by journalctl 7y ago
People hate to admit it, but having a child is the most carbon-intensive thing you can do. Unfortunately, it’s a tragedy of the commons. Enough people act in their own self-interest to the detriment of everyone. This is uncharted territory
42.
by journalctl 7y ago
Education and birth control go a long way. Millions of people still don’t have access to either of those things. Some people don’t even realize you don’t have to have kids if you don’t want to. Some people are forced into it over and over a
43.
by journalctl 7y ago
Stuff like this really puts my work into perspective. It makes my hardest problems seem like trivialities compared to lifting a cruise ship out of the ocean .
44.
by journalctl 7y ago
Indeed. It must be the other 99% that aren’t in the repos because I have to install a lot of things that aren’t available in repos (or that haven’t been updated in stable in a long time).
45.
by journalctl 7y ago
That’s still no excuse. Maybe Bill has to access some customer data to troubleshoot. Fine, log it. Maybe Susan has to look at sensitive logs to fix a bug. Fine, log it. These aren’t new or unsolvable problems.
46.
by journalctl 7y ago
Bankruptcy is ten years now, for what it’s worth.
47.
by journalctl 7y ago
Yeah, federal loans. Private student loans are basically usury.
48.
by journalctl 7y ago
Maybe because tech companies tend to be careless with data. It isn’t NP-complete to track and monitor access to prod data, or prevent access to it entirely. It’s just that people don’t want to do it.
49.
by journalctl 7y ago
So can your existing Yubikey, albeit with a much lower probability of waking you up.
50.
by journalctl 7y ago
So what about all of the careless, lazy people I’ve worked with over the years who didn’t have armed robbery convictions? Maybe a past crime isn’t a good predictor of future work ability.
51.
by journalctl 7y ago
One could, and indeed, many do. Exploitation and wage slavery are terrible no matter the industry.
52.
by journalctl 7y ago
What does having attempted armed robbery have to do with this?
53.
by journalctl 7y ago
Clearly default and a lifetime of ruined credit is the better option.
54.
by journalctl 7y ago
If this had existed when I was a kid, I definitely would know Braille right now. I’m considering getting a book and learning now.
55.
by journalctl 7y ago
My favorite part is how everyone is jumping down your throat over a simple mistake in what was meant to be an expression of awe and admiration.
56.
by journalctl 7y ago
What about ++Apple TV?
57.
by journalctl 7y ago
What technology has the US actually pioneered in the last 20 years that doesn’t involve tracking people in new and terrifying ways just to serve them ads? I wouldn’t exactly call the US a Mecca of enterprise and innovation when most people
58.
by journalctl 7y ago
Progress for whom?
59.
by journalctl 7y ago
It’s certainly cheaper than cancer, although as always it’s a pity people have to pay out of pocket for it.
60.
by journalctl 7y ago
Screw that. My goddamn router doesn’t need to be phoning home. Have we lost our minds?

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