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by mitchty 11y ago
Not until you demonstrate that they are correct. Hard to dispute platitudes. I'll start, that first one regarding education. Is it easy to learn now with the internet? Sure, undoubtedly true. Is that measurably better than before for a
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by mitchty 11y ago
No that is when radioactive forms of carbon start to push us into a different situation with regards to radiocarbon dating. It is basically pre nuclear weapons and post now.
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by mitchty 11y ago
It is in octal actually, and it isn't overly portable. It should also start with a 0 to be "correct". Which in this case "correct" means the libc inet_aton() function will accept it and convert it to an ip address.
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by mitchty 11y ago
What happens when we move to ipv6 then and have privacy extensions? Block a new ip address every 3-8 hours depending on what os is backing things?
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by mitchty 11y ago
Yep, core os technologies would be the way to read it.
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by mitchty 11y ago
Thats great, so which is it then, total dollars or return on federal dollars? If i put in 1k in federal taxes and get 800 back, what matter is it what state i'm in? Or are we saying Delaware residents getting 70 cents on the dollar is
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by mitchty 11y ago
Not even close, Delaware, Minnesota, and Illinois are the top 3 that get the least back from federal taxes on a per dollar basis. http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2014/05/which-st... Californi
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by mitchty 11y ago
Sounds a lot like where I was born. Well outside of the summer homes for rich people bit that is. Fun bit about not plowed roads in winter. We had a storm come through one year in the... 90's? can't recall but anyway the national
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by mitchty 11y ago
Interesting, will see if anything there helps thanks for the heads up!
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by mitchty 11y ago
Guesses? They encountered a problem, or the teams doing the updates are out of sync. Or they're scrambling to get it out due to some caching problem. Who knows really any number of things could be going wrong.
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by mitchty 11y ago
I have a 128g 6+, for whatever reason on just one wifi network when I activate the vpn, I can reliably blue screen the phone. Note I'm not joking its a giant screen of blue then boom restart. I assume that is a kernel panic of sorts. B
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by mitchty 11y ago
My biggest annoyance is having people behind me. I can't get rid of that prey feeling of being watched. Super annoying and distracting feeling. That and motion in the periphery of the rods always serves to get noticed. Headphones also
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by mitchty 11y ago
Rapid unplanned disassembly.
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by mitchty 11y ago
Mimic sure, but it won't be quite the same. I won't deny you can't do a one off job possibly cheaper on aws. The thing is, these simulations run for weeks or months on end and these clusters are run and setup to run at 100% a
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by mitchty 11y ago
I work for a supercomputer company. There is almost no way you'll get anywhere near the performance you need on EC2. Supercomputers today are built to transfer data between nodes using locality of the node as well as its physical locat
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by mitchty 11y ago
This is why i have my ^b mapped to ^\ actually. :)
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by mitchty 11y ago
I've only used flow control when booting systems like solaris on a serial console or other embedded hardware. Almost never for a tty session. I'm almost always saving output to a file and looking at that. Or using less +F or tmux
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by mitchty 11y ago
That is cool and all, but its really really annoying the amount of history that thing throws at your browser. Took about 10 tries of going back as far as the history would allow to get back here. I hate sites that do that junk.
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by mitchty 11y ago
Fair enough, though I tend to just use tee and/or tmux for things like that. Just turn logging on if I'm curious and let things continue on their merry way. Only time i've ever used it was when booting a system to stop output
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by mitchty 11y ago
While this wouldn't have fixed this issue, this is why you should have: stty -ixon In your .profile/shrc for your shell of choice. I've never needed flow control and never probably will, this stops that junk.
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by mitchty 11y ago
Its weird its not consistent! :D The german thing is just weird until you get used to it, with french I constantly go, wait, crap this is over 70, whats the deal again. I blame the wine consumption.
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by mitchty 11y ago
I know you are joking, but technically this is possible today. https://youtu.be/4i7KrG1Afbk?t=1251
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by mitchty 11y ago
Even if its weird, its nothing like French numerals.
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by mitchty 11y ago
Does it have extensions for safari and firefox on osx at least? Yes I use all three browsers on osx, and linux too sans safari obviously. If there is a safari extension too so my iphone can form fill too that would be good. Otherwise I&#x27
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by mitchty 11y ago
Why should use enable it? For one, its faster generally, for two it gets more throughput. If those two aren't enough for you I'm at a loss. Honestly I don't see a future for ipv4, ipv6 simplifies so much. Watch that nanog vid
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by mitchty 11y ago
Easy enough to just use halockrun from the hatools package for that. That is also its raison d'être really. Sure it is c but it is pretty much done as a tool over fcntl(3). http://www.fatalmind.com/software/hatools
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by mitchty 11y ago
clang-scan-build/clang-can-view will run anywhere clang runs. You just need to insert it into your makefiles as an example of the thing that "compiles" stuff. Its not a huge deal, but just pointing out its most definitely not
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by mitchty 11y ago
It also suggests that swift version 2.0 isn't out yet and they don't want to deal with open sourcing it until then or have to go through lawyers regardless. If you followed Chris Lattner on the dev forums he always gave the impres
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by mitchty 11y ago
Swift on swiffers
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by mitchty 11y ago
Sorry for the later reply, basically all the devices communicate with each other and the odd one out voluntarily powers off or gets powered off by the rest.

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