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by krakensden 9y ago
I use the basic safety razor from Maggards: https://www.maggardrazors.com/product/maggard-razors-basic-s...
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by krakensden 9y ago
SES is on a couple of email black lists though, on the grounds that they're too laissez faire. On your own IP at least you own your own reputation.
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by krakensden 9y ago
It is true that the CIA sponsored the mujahideen in their war against Russia, but the Taliban postdate that. The ISI is also very scary and very much its own organization.
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by krakensden 9y ago
Hackpad was cofounded by one the original authors of Tomboy, which was a really excellent desktop note taking app that has withered since. It was based on a fork of Etherpad, which was a startup that made a multiplayer, web based note appli
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by krakensden 9y ago
Test kitchen isn't really a substitute, it doesn't do the plumbing (ports, random folders) you want for a dev environment.
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by krakensden 9y ago
Do people use dbus on macOS/OS X? How does Emacs integrate with it?
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by krakensden 9y ago
Consul is all p2p gossip, and it seems to be pretty popular.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Do you have a name/link? That sounds fascinating.
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by krakensden 10y ago
AMD has a different but equivalent thing called PSP, or "platform security processor", which is ARM's TrustZone.
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by krakensden 10y ago
The DUI commute.
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by krakensden 10y ago
I don't do Haskell, but I have worked on projects with lots of small functions, and one of the problems with that is that can be... too many functions. You have to go look up three functions every time you read a block of code. Worse,
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by krakensden 10y ago
I think most of the popular Linux distributions have been shipping rootless x11 for a few years now, too. Kernel Mode Setting was the big watershed feature.
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by krakensden 10y ago
So, is it really a unikernel, or is it a linkable pid1?
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by krakensden 10y ago
I can see an argument that a vertically integrated car manufacturer and taxi service provider would be hard to beat. Still makes Tesla and GM the companies to worry about, not Uber. The manufacturing part is much harder than the app part.
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by krakensden 10y ago
It won't make them happy though, it doesn't take long for people to realize they've signed up for gentrification by attrition.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Allowing houses to be built is a giveaway to the plutocratic developer conspiracy to destroy the earth, poison our lungs, and gentrify our neighborhoods.
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by krakensden 10y ago
I see my friends leaking out of Facebook, mostly into Snap. It is free from the dead weight of the past problem that plagues Facebook.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Yeah, that was the original pitch for AWS. Engineering presentations since the initial launch have included "yeah... not quite" admissions though.
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by krakensden 10y ago
CHIP has its own backlog problems. I ordered mine early January, still no ship date in sight, forum has a fair amount of grumbling.
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by krakensden 10y ago
No, but they do tend to arrive in flocks with saccharine emails.
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by krakensden 10y ago
> In a town like that, I'd probably get lynched and/or raped for just one of those words. These places have problems, and I understand that you are being hyperbolic, but it's a bit much. It's like a demographics-inver
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by krakensden 10y ago
https://loadaverage.org/main/all <- it's like twitter, but built e-mail style with a bunch of federated servers.
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by krakensden 10y ago
They will need medical care. The government could decide to break the doctor's cartel at any moment. There's also pressure from the administrative side- hospitals would rather empower cheaper nurses and the technical side- it look
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by krakensden 10y ago
I mean, maybe it's a feature. It probably depends on whether or not you think they're doing a good job.
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by krakensden 10y ago
You're right, and most programs try to do some sort of gradation instead of a sharp cutoff. Unfortunately, all the programs are different, with cutoffs at different points, with differing coarseness. A lot of this is related to the pro
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by krakensden 10y ago
I think you're misinterpreting me- it was a problem for the Georgians, not the Russians. Saakashvili thought he could get away with a short, victorious war. A bunch of people died, and then a bunch more because Russia is big on punctua
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by krakensden 10y ago
Yes, but it's not ethnically Georgian, which was sort of the problem. That wikipedia article toes the Georgian line, which is sort of disappointing, but they do cite the EU report (via the 'world socialist news', which I don&
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by krakensden 10y ago
Have you looked at OkLog?
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by krakensden 10y ago
That's not really true. Chrome is more secure because it's designed better, they have very good and mature sandboxing for the parts of the browser that work with data from the internet, and because they work very hard at improving
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by krakensden 10y ago
Why would you write your own Tensorflow and Dart and Go when you can use them free of charge?

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