koenigdavidmj

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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
The IM system I would like to see would be intended to be used like a very lightweight bug tracker. It would be very thread-heavy, and a toplevel would correspond one-to-one with a task/bug/question. Obviously you can do all that
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
Or the right to install spyware.
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
You can change this by pointing /var/select/sh .
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
That wouldn’t have broken as much, since everyone’s scripts would have a bash or sh shebang line on top. Changing what /bin/sh points to is a much riskier change.
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
Haven’t seen anyone fired in a year at my current large company. Have seen our process deployed many times to make sure work is coordinated to make that error impossible next time.
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
This was for manslaughter; murder with intent was explicitly excluded from making use of these.
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_(1946)
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
Just moved to KS a couple months ago and paid more than in Washington (by a couple hundred bucks!) for registering a car. And that’s the part of Washington that had a special taxing district for the light rail. Not sure what we’re actually
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by koenigdavidmj 7y ago
For all the other shenanigans that they’ve done, can you come up with even one case where an American citizen has been detained indefinitely at the border? Also, you’re already across once you meet the border people. You’re not in no-man’s-
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
I remember that, but if the issue was that one AOA instrument was broken, then only half the flights should be affected.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
I thought that the flight immediately before this one had MCAS trouble too. Were both sensors busted, or was that actually an even number of cycles previous to the crash, and only the previous day?
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
My son is pretty much like this at three months, even on Prilosec. What meds were yours on?
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
This is not universal among Protestants. It is the doctrine of the Roman church (suicide is mortal sin, and you are outside a state of grace if you commit it, and you can’t be reconciled if you’re dead).
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
The way you get this to end is by annoying the common people of Australia. The Internet death penalty would be one way—have FAANG completely stop doing business in Australia until this is repealed, and block Australians from their services.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
If it’s China, then the answer is simply that it’s embarrassing.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
Not sure why this is controversial. If a state lets thugs get away with anything, and then is ruthless with vigilantes, they are taking the side of the criminals. They are enablers of rape and murder.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
Sounds pretty similar in target usage to LMDB.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
Seems to me that the courts and the public are becoming much less tolerant of companies operating on Google scale, where most things are decided by algorithms and a human never sees it at all. This might serve as an upper bound on the size
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
Doesn’t work all the time. I have it, but my wife doesn’t; we were both denied precheck on one pair of flights. Maybe this is how they incentivize us to get it for her too. EDIT: typo
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
Also, they capture all ranges of behavior. Glazed over look? Suspicious. Intently paying attention to everything? Suspicious. Friendly? Suspicious. Cold to agents? Suspicious. This is worse than criteria to pull you over when driving.
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
FreeBSD would allow this as of a few years ago (2007 at the earliest).
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by koenigdavidmj 8y ago
That’s an editorial goof, not a fake person. He’s running as a Republican for the governor of Florida .
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
This is an amusing one due to the recent surge in people relinquishing their citizenship, and the government desiring to make that more difficult for tax reasons. If it were true, I could see a country offering knighthoods for a fee.
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
Does btrfs, with cp --reflink, not meet your use case?
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
By your own admission, the UK is driven by expediency. The state can do essentially whatever they want, as long as they have a Really Important Reason. Get rid of jury trials for northern Ireland for a few years, because it's cheaper t
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neodymium_magnet_toys They were banned because if a child swallows two of them, then they'll pull toward each other, possibly ripping a hole in the intestine.
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
I'm in freaking Seattle and this isn't available in most of the city limits.
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
Those are probably not essential as far as the shutdown is concerned. Even NTSB investigations aren’t—there was a train crash or something during the 2013 shutdown that wasn’t investigated.
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
Someone made a pseudo-parser-thing of Perl in Latin: http://search.cpan.org/~dconway/Lingua-Romana-Perligata-0.50...
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by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
The state constitution and precedent based on it may provide additional protections that the federal one does not. (It does in Washington, for instance, as the city of Seattle learned when they tried to inspect people’s garbage and fine the

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