mnd999

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by mnd999 4y ago
It’s not even a Uk wide block, it only applies to a set of named ISPs.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I think you’re being unfair to IPv6
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by mnd999 4y ago
It’s possible they were buying them to throw at Therese Coffey.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Excess supply. But that will never happen. Low availability keeps prices high with no need to worry about things like quality. There is therefore no incentive to build to increase supply. When a market is this dysfunctional, state intervent
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by mnd999 4y ago
Basically small early stage startups and not always even then.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Amazing, correctly identifies the trees outside my flat.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Isn’t that only because they cheat and make fsync an noop though?
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by mnd999 4y ago
Any good sources for this? Most of the RDNA3 articles I’ve seen are pre-launch hype saying it’s going to be amazing. Definitely interested in some solid tests.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Secure shell and ipfs are legacy systems now? This article is nonsense.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Never used to, but maybe it does now.
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by mnd999 4y ago
They’ve all been a bit crashy as well. Nothing worse than a 2 hour session ending in a crash and losing everything.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Anecdotally, my work Thinkpad just works with fwupdmgr. Lenovo do support this.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Nobody writes a blog called ‘1 + 1 = 2’ do they? That would be obvious and dull. It stands to reason the author thought there was something surprising or interesting about it, or why would they bother?
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by mnd999 4y ago
Of course it can’t. That you’re even surprised by this enough to write a blog post is more worrying.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Usually because the tooling for development on Linux is better and/or more familiar and they doing high frequency trading, not trying to fly a plane. Some HFT systems are written in Java - they just give it loads of RAM, disable the ga
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by mnd999 4y ago
This is why arbitrary rules are bad. 2/3 of your examples there would fail code review because they don’t start with ‘should’. Sure you could rename them to ‘should not handle zero’ but is that better? I would argue not.
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by mnd999 4y ago
> It removes redundancy If it’s at the start of every test it’s completely redundant.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Absolutely, that’s why we need opinionated tooling.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Don’t say something stupid. I’m guessing socialising isn’t for you and that’s fine, work from home. I’m not suggesting office is for all or for every day, but it should be an option for those that want to go.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I saw him at Glastonbury in 2015. Amazing, so many songs you hear every day were written by him.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I would add to that GPG just doesn’t work. They have support for it but if you try to use it fails to store any keys.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I also work with a lot devs starting out in their careers and I stand by my comment.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Remote only is short sighted. It might work okay for your experienced workforce, but for junior hires, especially new graduates, they get a lot from working alongside more experienced people. And when you’re young you want to go for drinks
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by mnd999 4y ago
No it’s a satirical panel show. And somewhat past it’s best.
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by mnd999 4y ago
It’s just fucking tasteless. It very nearly happened. The original use of the idiom was mine and I didn’t make that connection at all.
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by mnd999 4y ago
> The occurrence was not reported to the authorities and only came to light later. This is shocking, heads in the sand.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That’s also been tried with mixed result with XAML, XUL and QtQuick with pretty mixed results.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Not sure about the PS5, but I’d imagine it’s FreeBSD like the PS4 and PS3.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Directly and at the same time? I’m relatively new to this game, but that seems like far too many.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That’s a whole lot of stupid packed into one article.

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