kjs3

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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   I have a 4-wheeled wheelbarrow/cart/whatever. I think Scotts made it, but I could be wrong (it's green with orange lettering); I got it at some big-box years ago. It's wildly easier to move than my regular wheelbarro
2. 272.▲
   by kjs3 6mo ago

   Maybe enumerate what was good about Light Table in case the author of Mine is looking for suggestions for improvement.
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   Yes, if you ignore everything that was discussed, invent time travel do you can "design the system from the outset" as the prescient you are, and pretend anyone was talking about greenfield, you get to be right. Good for you...so
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   Yeah...this is "if you screw around with it enough, you void the warranty and we will no longer support it" for a potentially multimillion dollar machine.
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   This isn't hackaday or adafruit. Everything is easy when you don't have to actually do it. You are wrong on every point.
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   My brother is in manufacturing. DOS is everywhere . Older things too (PDP-11? DG Nova? Seen both, semi-recently). Not just because "ain't broke, don't fix", but because when you have a cloth dying machine or brick
7. 277.▲
   by kjs3 6mo ago

   Because it's fun, at least for certain folks? Crazy, right?
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   was there some special sauce within FPU that was otherwise difficult to attain Yes...um...it did floating point much faster than it could be done on the 8086. For some users, this was very important (and not particularly important to mos
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   by kjs3 6mo ago

   That's what an AI would say!
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    It read like a C- college sophomore dudebro who read some Ayn Rand and Raspail and Yockey and said "I fucking am John Galt", hit a bong, and got to scribbling their 'manifesto'.
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Spot on...as I recall, you really couldn't tell the difference between VHS and Betamax unless you had a studio-grade CRT. Well...that's probably unfair...you could tell an difference, but not an enormous difference. It wasn&#x27
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Yeah...he even alludes to it in his APFS section: "hey I talked about all those other filesystems so I can talk about what I really want to talk about...how awesome I think APFS is".
13. 283.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Tell us you weren't involved in Y2K iwithout telling us you weren't involved in Y2K.
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    At one point to you personally consider the source of a claim? You like to throw around assertions like "99.9% of times there really isn't an issue" with absolutely zero proof, but have a big problem with someone saying &qu
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Professional Edition
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce[1], 1688 while being built, 157 on-going jobs. I assume this is some 'average' datacenter; I didn't pursue methodology. [1] https://www.uschamber.com/assets/docu
17. 287.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Needs more 'Clippy'.
18. 288.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    but I do miss the session saving of tmux Interesting...I kinda thought that was 90% of the use case for using tmux.
19. 289.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    I would imagine they do. The people running the pirate sites know what they are doing. Noone who really wants to stream pirated games is stopped. Blocking CF is performative, not effective.
20. 290.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    The SN74LS610 family chips were specifically designed to do bank-switching memory management like this for 8-bit micros.
21. 291.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    I think it's clear what I meant, even with a typo.
22. 292.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    If you really need to enumerate examples you can just say "does it have FTL travel? Don't look Aperocky! Your head will explode!". Plenty more examples...
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    That's fair, and I agree (hope?) if it was customer impacting there would be a miraculous allocation of scarce resources to move platforms. But in my world I'd get asked "why are you still screwing around with a vendor that c
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Tenable makes some "read only" adapters for hard disks (SATA, PATA, SCSI & FW at least). They're usually sold as part of a forensic analysis kit. I have a couple and they definitely work. I believe there are a couple o
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    I'm not "voting against" anything. I genuinely done care and don't need to. I don't need IPv6, never had a single thing I needed[1] not work being IPv4 only, and moving just so I can prove "I have satisfied ca
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Wait...this has been going on for 15 months without resolution or recompense and you haven't pulled up stakes and moved to almost anyone else? I get "it's a lot of work to move" and maybe "we hope they'll fi
27. 297.▲
    by kjs3 6mo ago

    My experience, indeed reality, says different for all values of "work" that matter to me.
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    I should dismiss my ISP that's worked for something like 20 years, works now, and will in all likelyhood still be working in 20 years (baring M&A nonsense or the apocalypse)? Sorry, IPv6 is absolutely not the hill I'm going to
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    Seriously...don't read any other science fiction stories. The things they write about that we can't indulge you by proving how they could possibly happen will make your head explode. Edit: spelling
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    by kjs3 6mo ago

    I suppose I should be happy you didn't make out like we caused cancer and premature hair loss.