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by mnd999 4y ago
The usual reason for doing this is to convince auditors or lawyers that the system is in compliance with GDPR or similar legislation, not to resist the attention of three letter agencies. If you can say you’re using industry standard /
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by mnd999 4y ago
That’s an event sourcing architecture, and something like Kafka will do it much better than a blockchain. The forever problem can be, ironically, resolved with crypto. If you encrypt each employer record with an employee key then, if the em
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by mnd999 4y ago
As someone else mentioned, this was the government floating the idea to see how it went down. This has been their MO for some time.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Suicide is less of an issue if you’re already dead though.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Some stuff in the media today about a Swiss style deal with the EU.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Pretty much anything I built for $big_investment_bank. All largely in response to the 2008 crisis and all largely unused as a result of regulatory and management changes. Feels like a big fat waste of time and other peoples money.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Not a chance I’m going to take a 747 down a coal mine. Canaries are smaller, cheaper, lighter and cuter.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That was the biggest red flag for me. It’s basically impossible to achieve without writing tests for the sake of it.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Same problem with node / electron though. It generally looks nothing like the native UI, and has a ridiculous memory footprint.
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by mnd999 4y ago
See also clementine, which is the one I use. https://www.clementine-player.org/
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by mnd999 4y ago
There’s no license though, right?
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by mnd999 4y ago
Many FreeBSD user do care about jails, but they’re certainly not as easy to use as docker and so they’re not (anymore) going to get anyone rushing to drop Linux and move to FreeBSD. Docker spanked a ton of VC money hosting the worlds softwa
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by mnd999 4y ago
I’ve been doing this on my FreeBSD boxes for a while. Great move.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Yep. FreeBSD can do that too.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I think you know that Docker is built on cgroups, which is a Linux kernel feature and that as a result it will work as badly as it does on other things that are not Linux.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I spun up my own instance today (just for me). It’s not super hard but equally it’s not straightforward. Admittedly I could just have signed up on an existing instance but this felt like a better way to understand the platform and what it
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by mnd999 4y ago
If that’s what you want then there will have to be because it’s not going to be there in two years. At least not in it’s current form.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Sure but that was different times. Patterns of work were very different in the late 60s. It’s a shame the article is so light on why this was unpopular. Happy to be shown to be wrong on this, but to me switching to permanent BST seems like
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by mnd999 4y ago
Probably breaking their own ‘Computer Misuse Act’ in the process though.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Does it have vomit on it?
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by mnd999 4y ago
> Well, he shows the bug can be found after a second when fuzzing! Unless I missed something he claims that, he doesn’t show it.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I’d much prefer having my phone stolen than my arm stolen.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Cartels are illegal in the United States, right?
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by mnd999 4y ago
Why? That’s what sanctions are for.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Sure but that’s not super interesting. Everyone’s opinion will be “Planes should not fall out of the sky. Aviation experts please fix this.”
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by mnd999 4y ago
Even victory formation, this is an ultra cautious time waste. It’s also a thing in association football (soccer). Teams are praised for passing the ball around aimlessly denying the opposition possession to defend a lead. It’s boring to wat
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by mnd999 4y ago
Trademark law likely requires you to do so.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Amazon only isn’t that useful. Some people seem to think that its the only place to buy anything.
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by mnd999 4y ago
So what? It’s a dead OS that nobody uses.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Is it possible that if you need to visualise it on a graph that’s an indication that it’s too complex.

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