moonbug

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451.
by moonbug 9y ago
..and, yet, nothing of value was lost.
452.
by moonbug 9y ago
It would have been worthy of mention if it were still otherwise! SLES has tended to be pushed by some vendors (Cray, SGI spring to mind). Most mid-range systems tend to end up with a Centos derivative (advantages: Red Hat's kernel en
453.
by moonbug 9y ago
You're fucked, obviously.
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by moonbug 9y ago
https://zarino.co.uk/media/virgin-toilet-lock.jpg For anyone who wants to see a door handle only an engineer could love.
455.
by moonbug 9y ago
The toilet doors, on the other hand...
456.
by moonbug 9y ago
FFS. Enough already.
457.
by moonbug 9y ago
Well it's certainly embarrassing someone
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by moonbug 9y ago
"barrier"?
459.
by moonbug 9y ago
Reading that makes me feel sick.
460.
by moonbug 9y ago
Boy, the US healthcare model really does suck.
461.
by moonbug 9y ago
Code golf is not a use case.
462.
by moonbug 9y ago
and it was a pain in the arse then, and it's no better now.
463.
by moonbug 9y ago
Aww, Gentoo's still a thing, how cute.
464.
by moonbug 9y ago
Not in channel yet. Intel are making hay from those customers who need to buy in the next quarter.
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by moonbug 9y ago
Hinkley C
466.
by moonbug 9y ago
Or, assuming you get over your partition resizing fetish, just stick with XFS. It's as close to bulletproof as you'll find on Linux.
467.
by moonbug 9y ago
well, that sounds like one heap of bullshit. Let us know when it IPOs so we can short it.
468.
by moonbug 9y ago
No SGI you've been able to buy from any of the last 3 incarnations of SGI.
469.
by moonbug 9y ago
sorry, dude, but even by the frankly glacial standards of progress in the HPC world, you are a decade out of date.
470.
by moonbug 9y ago
This should be one of the first tasks that any aspiring career programmer has. It's an essential experience in making a professional.
471.
by moonbug 9y ago
What's Google+ ?
472.
by moonbug 10y ago
Dude, you'd not believe how big the demand on the UK region is.
473.
by moonbug 10y ago
> The trick to being successful with JavaScript is to delegate.
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by moonbug 10y ago
Dude, not all sales go to private individuals. Consumer protection laws aren't going to apply if the purchaser's a business entity.
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by moonbug 10y ago
Your expectations based on consumer law may not apply in this case as the "farmer" purchasing the equipment is operating as a business not a private individual.
476.
by moonbug 10y ago
> Why would you not know this for an expensive device requiring maintenance? Because when it breaks or needs maintenance they take it to a garage like any normal person.
477.
by moonbug 10y ago
Someone's taking the piss. There's almost no chance a "normal" flat in London is listed. Conservation area, maybe, but that's a different kettle of fish. Most likely your prospective landlord's a cheapskate.
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by moonbug 10y ago
bless them, with their toy computers.
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by moonbug 10y ago
"awesome"
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by moonbug 10y ago
They almost certainly own the IP if you produced it during the course of your employment activities. That they give it zero value is too bad, but may mean they'll be amenable to license it to you.

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