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by kyuudou 6y ago
Thanks for fitting "Das Lieben der Anderen" into a comment thread! One of my favorite movies of all time. I think the Stasi would be thrilled with the amount of power they could have nowadays. May all FB and gov employees be the G
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by kyuudou 6y ago
For some people like me who basically live in extended-stay hotels, yes, it is my space. In the US, as much as it's trampled on, people will still fight for their 4th amendment rights. https://www.foster.com/duff-on-hos
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by kyuudou 6y ago
If you use vim as your IDE and haven't already, make use of nerdtree with its git addon[1] along with tmux. I use different tmux colors for different environments so I know where I'm at instantly. [1] https://medium.com&
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Absolutely, it's invaluable for just this feature. Also for digital nomad type workers who often have inferior internet to work with, and for being at the same exact spot when you left the office and get home to wrap up that last bit o
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by kyuudou 6y ago
> explain how the similarly monolithic Linux kernel doesn't break the Unix model It does one thing and one thing well: talk to hardware.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Also, you can update and upgrade without an RHN subscription. Technically, it's a complete recompile of the source code used for RHEL into CentOS rpm packages.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Ye olde SV Scrum clip[1] "This just became a JOB..." -Gilfoyle [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyVksFviJVE S01E05 Scrum scene I do like Agile, it's the typical problem of managers misusing it to micromanag
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I was surprised to find recently about Bannon having involvement in the Biosphere 2 project as a strategist while getting sidetracked on a Biosphere rehash journey one afternoon.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Yes, for those care about anthropogenic climate change, inflationary debt-backed currencies encourage exponential rates of consumption.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Also important to consider what it's being valued in. The USD index is based on a basket of several other currencies, for example. Finding an objective comparison point to determine what is pegged to Things of Real Value to Most Humans
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by kyuudou 6y ago
> And you can't eat gold. It's as fiat as anything else. It's a good way of inter-generational wealth storage still. Also it's useful along with a basket of currencies to diversify with especially in countries with hi
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I'd say our military budget is a good target for trimming. Even a fraction of it could be applied to infrastructure projects.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
>The only way this ends is either a depression the scales of which we've never seen in history before (which would liquidate and clear out bad businesses), or a hyperinflationary collapse of the U.S. dollar whereby more and more mon
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by kyuudou 6y ago
This was the game-changer for me. When I first saw 2012 MBP Retina I was sold. Build quality is overall so much better than its class, although Thinkpads are solid stuff as well (good enough for the ISS, anyway). The rest of your comment I
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by kyuudou 6y ago
They lead non-sedentary lives involving manual labor, keeping their bodies in good health. They also don't have frankenfood and tend to have actual food instead. I'm surprised people don't understand just how important these
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by kyuudou 6y ago
It's the Jack Welch algorithm
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I think I'd say "oh wow, gift exchange!" and hand them this: https://www.zazzle.com/the_nsa_parody_shirt-2357202944443361...
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Stop using it and get Actual Work done
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by kyuudou 7y ago
There were legendary stories of elaborate pranks, also: https://tech.gaeatimes.com/index.php/archive/april-fool-pran...
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Also could be your brain saying "Ok I have enough input data, now let me do some backend processing subconsciously while you do more mundane stuff" and then 3 hours later what has to be done makes way more sense. I find sometimes
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by kyuudou 7y ago
>Constitutional Republics Very important distinction and thank you for making note of it. While our government is inspired by democratic (rule by the people) values and allows representation through the Legislative branch, it is also des
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by kyuudou 7y ago
If it's low traffic enough and the footprint is small, couldn't the whole thing be thrown in a couple S3 buckets? I'm still learning this stuff.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
DO also has great overall documentation quality and standards, IMO.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Bit of a sidetrack but you did say BJJ so I had to say something. Also, did you see "Cidade De Deus"[1]? The planned suburbs in that film were... what you described, I think. Also, I watched that goofy movie "Suburbia"[2
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by kyuudou 7y ago
When researching building a coop, my city's rules didn't allow for a rooster as one of the restrictions.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
I'm sure most know this but if anyone thinks this is a way of doing forensics, keep in mind it can be easily skipped over by doing a non-standard logout, like "kill -9 $$" or if a remote ssh connection gets cut for whatever r
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by kyuudou 7y ago
greycat is an op on that channel and IIRC is the owner of wooledge.org too. Great stuff all around. Make sure and search the FAQ first before asking noob questions so people don't get grouchy.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
>I keep getting laid off after criticizing upper management. OK nice it's not just me!
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Did Juniper stop using FreeBSD recently? Also, Force10's FTOS has used NetBSD as a base certainly less than "many years now". Force10's L3 switches are at 1GB, 10GB and 40GB speeds IIRC.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
"What would a typical day for me in my role look like from a high-level overview?" Hopefully it's not "well there's morning standup then another 3 meetings and then another meeting and then you have 2 hours in the a

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