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by mbrumlow 3y ago
All this is fine and dandy until your link shows up in a log at /logs.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I recently built a new system with a i9 149kf and a Ausus Formula motherboard. For a VFIO system so I could run windows and play some games. It was a nightmare to get running stable. None is the default settings the motherboard used worked.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
So we do need a space force?
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
These are inspite of. The moving fear is being vetoed only works for well funded startups. A small independent startup would have to consider this before betting the farm on a product that might get smashed by the feeling of the day Google
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Just use fish.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Lobbyist are not in power, our elected officials are. I think parent id specifically asking for our elected officials to stop pandering to lobbyists along with a whole other flow of bad behaviors.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Showing that there are smaller scoped packages does not prove your point. You have to prove that it has less of the software available on other distros. Even if you could find a billion small packages that represents only a single package
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Actually it’s worse. We still hire in house It to work with all the vendors. They get paid the same as before.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
If anything I would expect a pop in demand for software engineers from ai. Those who know, know you can’t just ask chat gpt to integrate with the business by wiring a prompt. Hi, can you please integrate your self into my business and incre
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Not misleading. Othet distros do similar or even the same. For example many if not all python modules are separate packages. Even so. Removing the packages you talk about Nix is still largest. So again not misleading.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
You might need to reapply your thermal paste and reseat your cup hat sink.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I am sorry what? Speech does not become illegal simply because it is on medical topics or your position of power. Speech may become illegal if your intent is to hide known risk, but most certainly not for being wrong, otherwise you better b
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
God no!! Snaps got to go. Why do they keep pushing this trash?
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I think it’s part of humans success. When part or parts of society decide differently this gives us an element of diversity, which overall I think makes us stronger. If humans blindly followed all authority I don’t think we would be where
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
#1 only happens if you have #2.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Collect does not mean own.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Wha rid that .mkv was actually a high quality reenactment with different actors and millions of slight differences peppered throughout the story. And if a viewer of the original and a viewer of the .mkv talked about the movie they would agr
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Except Gmail does not own the copyrights to the email. So in the context to this article and theme of the post, the owner of the data is king. I don’t think any court would rule Google owned a novel sent over Gmail, little alone the conten
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
You failed to think that land lords already make money. They can get what they have plus the government minimum. This would essentially be a wealth transfer from tax payers to land owners.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
mbrumlow transitions to qemu, end of a sale to VMware.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I think sometimes the point to make something illegal is not to stop it. But to make the behavior unacceptable to do in public. Maybe we can craft better laws that just enforce them get aspect. But if it is flat out illegal then some amount
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
It won’t matter. They don’t need to know about the room mates. They know everybody now has $1000 which means they simply raise the rent. I would wager that minimum rent becomes close to if not $1000.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I use Emacs for everything -- and more when I can. I am one of a handful that use Emacs at work, and often people are surprised at what I can do that they can't do with whatever they are doing. For example, I have all my Jira tickets i
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Does openAI have access to private data or are people just realizing they put their entire life on the internet and have no clue it is not actually private?
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I don’t even …
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
I grew up in the US. I have had a W2 sense I was 13. I could not think of anything better that I would have wanted to do when I was 13. I leaned so much and had a ton of fun. The notion that “work” is bad has got to go.
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
> If you want to be really good, you have to understand what’s being said. That’s the only way. This is simply not true. Predicting the next letter or word, or id you abstract it away from things that mean something to you, like the next
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
Seems like they probably paid somebody to clean up and that somebody failed to do so. Going after the people’s who wedding it was is just sport it seems like. I have worked on crews to do cleanup before. Sometimes you get idiot employees wh
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
You should be worried that any system they required government intervention was a good idea. The entire idea is insane. Let’s make drugs legal and provide treatment for the problem we created. It’s the same of saying hey! Lawn darts are no
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by mbrumlow 3y ago
The problem is we have all heard similar stories of humans doing similar things. Even more so in elderly, it is common for humans to make contact with a car and the driver not be aware. If I read this right this was such a bizarre accident.

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