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kefka
10y ago
I guess that's the superiority of Linux admins. I'being one of them, can write scripts in bash, python, perl, and plenty of other langs. And just recently, taught myself powershell as well. Screwedup-LangwithLongKeywords...
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kefka
10y ago
No, it's the fact of: "They can tell you what to do, and how to do it. And if you don't, they can fire you. And when you have no job, you have problems eating, a place to stay, and a much harder time getting jobs."
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kefka
10y ago
An "some form" means some faceless bureaucrat fuckhead, who's having a lousy day (after reading my comment!) rubber-stamps "NOPE".... or is just lost. These are barriers to trade. And we got to this place with death
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kefka
10y ago
Egads... They aren't "tightly closed". Just there's no way to enumerate what devices are on what IO on the chip. - Don't get me wrong, many dealers just don't broadcast what's on a fabless-fab. Doesn'
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kefka
10y ago
Remember, this company is known for flouting all of the GPL, and providing extremely out of date drivers. And they also refuse to submit back into main any of the hardware changes they make. Whatever condition you buy it in now will be the
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kefka
10y ago
Why in Richard Stallman's name would you buy a Lenovo?
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kefka
10y ago
Still a nope for me. Adverts are a vector of malware and 0-day attacks. We already know that the advert companies aren't too keen in fixing these issues, either. Lowering adblockers for a site means lowering my ability to protect again
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kefka
10y ago
That's hellbanning for you. It's also a good reason to look at your user page via a private session in your browser every so often, esp if you have no comments to you.
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kefka
10y ago
And I'd just like to actually have control over my own phone. Right now, it's Google, Apple, or MS. Google is the "free-est", but exacts their cost with your data. What I'd like, is something like a cut and dry Linu
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kefka
10y ago
Then every time you: 1. Install something 2. Uninstall something 3. Open Chrome 4. Open Any other Google App 5. Turn GPS on 6. Turn GPS off expect a nag requesting permission to track you. See, now, to get the n
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kefka
10y ago
Given that many other industries use psychological tricks and things to make you "want" the unmentioned product, I like their frankness and candor - "Buy our guitars, learn guitar!"
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kefka
10y ago
Sure makes it easier to quash dissent, and find potential dissent as its gathering. So, on a "completely" different topic, does anyone know of reasonably priced Linux phones (not Android)?
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kefka
10y ago
I remember one distinct memory from when I later figured I was 1.5 years old (18 months). My great grandmother (mom's mom's mom) was on her deathbed. I remember meeting her, with my parents one last time before she passed away. I
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kefka
10y ago
Oh, indeed. I've had my own.. disagreements with the people here running the place. One of those very disagreements was what I thought was active targeting was in fact me triggering a spam filter or something. The underlying problem is
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kefka
10y ago
Are you trying to say something about Hacker News?
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kefka
10y ago
Mainly from the US perspective, "It's an affront to God to allow such debauchery, so no one is allowed to, except for those dirty natives, that we had to allow because of the Constitution." I blame Christians, and their previ
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kefka
10y ago
Solar proves the opposite, as it is hyper-local. Why bother with remote power generation and such, when I can hang stuff on my roof and get free energy? (I am for large scale clean power generation, along with solar panels and other local t
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kefka
10y ago
You're thinking of Greg Egan's idea of "Stateless", the illegal biotech'ed island. In that story, the technology and the island defends egalitarian principles and organized 'no-ruler-ship' (anarchy). I cer
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kefka
10y ago
You're right. This hatred is about Muslims, immigrants, deportation forces, bad trade deals, "stop-and-frisk" and rights reductions, and anti-liberalism. Change Muslims for Jews, and well...
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kefka
10y ago
> You can't definitively judge probabilistic predictions based on just 1 event. Well, unfortunately, we have 4 years to think about it. My wife and I are already looking at immigrating. I'm actively sending resumes to other pla
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kefka
10y ago
If there is evil in this world, it lies in the heart of mankind. -Edward Morrison
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kefka
10y ago
And you have at most a 110 year lease on the matter of your body. I'm going to try to leave this place better than it was given to me. Even if it is a small corner.
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kefka
10y ago
There's your "feminists" for you. If the pill had any sort of side effects like what these drugs had, they'd be the leading cause of death for women 20-45. But no, it's "weak willed men". meh. And even aft
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kefka
10y ago
Its not a spin. Its the actual business process and thought behind it. The solution to that is challenge it with clout equal to the business. And that means unions. Only when 2 powers butt heads, will there be any fairness out of that.
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kefka
10y ago
Nonono, Half-Life was about opening a portal to a Hypervisor. Xen. It could be worse, it could have been the QEMU dimension..... :)
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kefka
10y ago
If that was true, then they could have left off the "or else, pay $21k/day for noncompliance". I've seen plenty of big-companies use forced compliance to kill smaller and more agile upstarts. I remember the tactics used
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kefka
10y ago
That may be what he stated. I can say that I plan to launch pigs from a catapult tomorrow. Doesn't make it true. I would understand filing that documentation prior to selling. But I'm also familiar with using "Filing with gov
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kefka
10y ago
"Product" ? I'm seeing a demo he wasn't selling. And when a big govt stick comes a'knocking, unless you're also big and well connected, you will get shut down. This was clear as a way to "do insane amount
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kefka
10y ago
With that kind of talk, only those "well connected" can readily do that. Hmm. Regulatory capture? Yeah. That.
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10y ago
> Being told "we have to pass it before we can look inside of it" is... I can't think of anything less sane. There's the republican influence for you. That quote Pelosi said was about the disparate bills in House and
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