mbrumlow

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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   He wants to take it private. The benefit is getting to exit at 54.20.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   Not really. Those who hate free speech want to control your speech. There have been more than enough times the same folks who hate a subset of speech have complained about the same speech in private signal channels.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   Here is a site that I think was meant to show how bad it is, but could be condensed down if they wanted to actually help people. https://www.vote.org/voter-id-laws/ The info here seems to contradicts your statements, s
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   I hear this all the time in less important software. A test can be made. And they don’t have to make the call to test this. Computers are amazing. We can have them do anything we like. That includes testing the things we wrote. I don’t thin
5. 305.▲
   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   I would rather be told in the privacy of my house then in a office and have to walk by all the other folks in the other meeting.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   I get it. But I happy to really enjoy work.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   Yah. But it also bleed out or really care if it losses a limb. Just needs another buddie to attach a new one.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   > Imagine how far you'd get creating your own private currency that only you used. Coinbase and other places seem to facilitate private currencies.
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   by mbrumlow 5y ago

   Thomo Bravo To name one.
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    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    Nope, Every politician wants you to believe their propaganda more than the next politician.
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    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    Don’t warrants have to name why ? Like a warrant for CP can’t be used to collect evidence on another cases for say tax fraud.
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    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    Gattaca Here we come!
13. 313.▲
    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    > My desktop editor of choice is not and likely never will be emacs That is a shame. Why?
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    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    I am confused. Are they getting sued because performance issues of a block chain ?
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    by mbrumlow 5y ago

    And they can get their food grown in a region that does not have a water issue.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Or maybe we can realize that npm and webpack are both trash. And we should stop embracing them and move web dev away from this mess. Don't get me wrong. They were good workaround years ago. But I hope we can do better.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    I know it feels weird. But M$ has been behaving more like the Google we know and love while Google had been behaving more like the M$ we hate.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    I am sorry. Not going to tie my email address to something trying to fingerprint my browser.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    I used vfio to boot a accelerated windoes vm for a bit. It worked well and was fast. But. I hated giving up a entire monitor to Windows. What I want is to be able to come and go from windoes. And run windoes in a window, where it belongs.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    > produces lists of suspects without explanation. No. They will come up with some fancy sounding term to describe these situations. Some experts will agree this is a sound method and it will be used to get warrants. They will just put
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Well with wsl2 I gave windows a go for my work dev environment. And so far emacs had been amazing via wsl2 and a x server. I should note I did modify the xserver to allow me to toggle individual windows going fullsceen. And am running nativ
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    How was "Editing efficiency" measured. I use emacs and seem to be able to make changes in fewer keystrokes and time than any other editor.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Can't read the whole thing. But I started my first job when I was 13. When school was not in I worked 40 hours a week or longer and when school was in I still got 20+ hours. I was paid 4.15 a hour, and have had a w2 every except two. I
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to reply. Its good to know that there is no quick path to this and simply need to sit down and understand the code, and play around with real hardware.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Side note. Are there any good resources for learning this? I have done driver code in the past, a virtual block device that inteterfaced with the block layer. But I want to go deeper. And understand how the code meets the metal.
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Anybody know what would stop home printers from printing like the way they printed the bot? It really seems like a lot of prints of mine would be way stronger if it where done at a angle like that that. note I 3d print everything all the
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    I tried this app. It was okay, but it did some weird things to my bashrc, so it was banshied. I found the core x server it used but was unhappy with not being able to full screen windows on the fly. So after firing out the Frankenstein buil
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Its a shame. Because it would do away with nasty packing strategies like webpack. I always built my go+react apps to avoid webpack,on service start it would scan all the includes from the each entry point and built out a map for each entry
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    I use Raspberry Piz to do the camera work for my robots. But I have a web interface. http://robot247.io/robot/pibot I think overall these devices are amazing for lifting video from one place to another. One day though,
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    by mbrumlow 6y ago

    Side note. I own a fairly recent Samsung TV. I pay for Google Priemium so I can let my kid watch some shows from time to time. Pepa pig and what not. The issue is the built in youtube app constantly had to be logged out and back in. Otherwi