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mickrussom
10y ago
Im going to start trying this out. Awesome. Also as marios said block AS32934's networks.
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mickrussom
10y ago
Too little too late. Middle class is gone.
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mickrussom
11y ago
Steve Jobs - hipster IP thief whole stole every last idea from Xerox PARC shamelessly. Real talent was Woz. Jobs was an aggressive, rude, lucky marketing machine whose success could not be recreated even if he was reincarnated. Apple has hu
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mickrussom
12y ago
Yeah, one that he controls and regulates.
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mickrussom
12y ago
yeah, systemd and friends (biosdevname, etc) changed eth0 into ens1295683290163-082. tcpdumps are so much more fun. EFF lennart, he is a scourge and a scum!
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mickrussom
12y ago
Unix always ruled because it sucked simply. Now with lennart crapperings rubbish, unix can now suck the same way big fat stupid commercial bloated OSen suck. Simple elegance vs bloat and complexity. Welcome to Lennarts world.
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mickrussom
12y ago
lennart poettering is the santa claus politician of *nix , well just Linux because none of his garbage ports. He promises stuff that does magic and its free, but the reality is hey can deliver, nor his sycophants and minions, anything that
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mickrussom
17y ago
You cant refute a single point. Not one. Ad hominem, troll.
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mickrussom
17y ago
"Main Street" didnt cause this. Sure you could blame the military industrial complex or the banking cabal and banking oligarchy, but propping up too big to fail institutions (called the Bernanke put) incentivizes failure. More to come on th
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mickrussom
17y ago
@dangrossman Some more information for you From the past week: (1) Foreigners cut Treasury stakes; rates could rise Foreign demand for short-term Treasuries tumbles, led by China; chance of higher rates looms Martin Crutsinger and Bernard C
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mickrussom
17y ago
This graph discounts one thing, using massive deficit spending to accomplish this and have no real infrastructure improvements at the end will leave a debt-hole which will become impossible to service. The price for this profligacy will lik
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mickrussom
17y ago
Yeah, sure. Jobless recovery, right? With old-method unemployment calculations in the 20% range, and the State lie being @ 10%. Seems dire in an economy whose GDP is 70% spending. (Note the media often compares old-method numbers (which are
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mickrussom
17y ago
Of course, murdercury containing lightbulbs are obsolete: http://www.envirowarrior.com/pharox-light-bulb/ But the GE and the military industrial complex wants us to buy 50 years obsolete poisonous garbage bulbs instead of using things lik
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mickrussom
17y ago
Murdercury. The sale of things that contain mercury should result in companies being charged with attempted murder.