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by mnd999 5y ago
That’s meaningless if the law specifically says the driver is responsible. If you’re behind the wheel you’re responsible for where the car goes. It’s that simple. If you choose to use some kind of driver assist to get you there that’s a dec
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by mnd999 5y ago
This would basically kill WhatsApp on iOS. Which is fine by me.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Aside from being a pain to set up, what’s wrong with using GSSAPI / Kerberos? (within an org)
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by mnd999 5y ago
Can we refer to this as “Doing a Facebook?”
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by mnd999 5y ago
Indeed, the previous poster might be interested in z/VM for example.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Sure, that’s what I was alluding to with questionable choices.
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by mnd999 5y ago
You wish it took a year to code up a menu and the result of that years effort is a menu that nobody likes? I don’t think that’s a good outcome for anybody. Also, Vista is not regarded as a high point for quality, I think it’s pretty clear t
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by mnd999 5y ago
Honestly, just buy your books elsewhere. Stop treating Amazon as your go to site for everything, its not actually that great. Rewards sites that are actually good at this, and cancel prime, you don’t need it.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Yep, my Amiga 1200 does exactly this. It’s very tempting to put it on the internet.
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by mnd999 5y ago
The BSD license is definitely open source. It’s just not ‘free software’ in the FSF sense.
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by mnd999 5y ago
As far as I can tell it’s a fairly regular occurrence. https://fortune.com/2020/08/23/amazon-coronavirus-taxes-loca...
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by mnd999 5y ago
The same applies to Amazon warehouses.
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by mnd999 5y ago
This is akin to removing the requirement for unicorns to wear horseshoes on the public road.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Wayland was working fine on FreeBSD last time I tried it. Gnome also had a port last time I looked. Even steam has worked in the past under linuxulator, not sure if it does currently. Edit: wayland not waylaid. That was genuinely autocorre
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A gripping yarn: inside the Knitting.com drama(inputmag.com)
1 points by mnd999 5y ago|0 comments
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by mnd999 5y ago
Same with their smart TVs, decent hardware, awful software.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Perhaps we should have a rule that all twitter submissions should be via nitter.
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by mnd999 5y ago
The way he does it (non-destructive, undetectable) is extremely difficult though. I was assuming most people would go for sledgehammer / crowbar / bolt cutters.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Breaking and entering is not particularly difficult, in fact it's probably easier than a lot of CAPTCHAs. The reason people inclined to do illegal / immoral things don't do it is the likelihood of getting caught and the conse
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by mnd999 5y ago
That’s a pretty small market that in no way justifies pumping enormous amounts of VC cash into putting convenience stores out of business.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Lots about the problems with .env files but they forgot to write about how their product is better. If you’re going to write a blog like this at least give some technical details on how your product solves the problem.
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by mnd999 5y ago
I would be prepared to bet that most people that use the more advanced functionality disable telemetry.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Extensive maybe, correct apparently not so much.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Seems like they restricted the comments, because, you know, head in the sand is the standard Mozilla approach.
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by mnd999 5y ago
The core problem is the whole business model is a solution looking for a problem. The number of people who actually need this is tiny, the rest are just being lazy and as soon as it gets expensive they’ll stop being lazy. The only way arou
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by mnd999 5y ago
Full self driving cars will never work beyond highways. Eventually Tesla fans will get fed up and there will be a lawsuit.
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by mnd999 5y ago
I honestly done understand they hype around RISC-V, it’s seems like reinventing the wheel. Sure it’s open, but so is OpenPower; and that’s a lot more mature with better software support. I’m sure it’s not the only one either. Everything new
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by mnd999 5y ago
Hell no
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by mnd999 5y ago
Since the Linux crowd moved in zfs development seems to have gone from stability to feature feature feature. I’m starting to get a bit concerned that this isn’t going to end well. I really hope I’m wrong.
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by mnd999 5y ago
It does feel like we’re coming towards the end of the open source era, imho for several reasons. * Developers looking to try out new tech are increasing looking towards hosted free tiers instead of OSS. It’s just easier not having to figur

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