moonbug

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481.
by moonbug 10y ago
Given it's the intersection of two such perennially dismal technologies, I'd say pessimism is justified.
482.
by moonbug 10y ago
yawn Maybe we should get rid of time-zones while we're at it?
483.
by moonbug 10y ago
Whoever wrote that description of my home city evidently last visited in 1816.
484.
by moonbug 10y ago
That the answer to this isn't "because I made a typo in /etc/fstab" illustrates the shocking state of contemporary Linux distributions.
485.
by moonbug 10y ago
Now, I'm no PR expert, but when aspiring to peddle safety-critical software, I'd say drawing a comparison with Android is the last thing you'd want to do.
486.
by moonbug 10y ago
It's immensely charming that you are keeping lit the flame of this three decade old argument.
487.
by moonbug 10y ago
> They don't want to confuse the general public with spec revisions. I'd say its about 13 years too late to start worrying about that
488.
by moonbug 10y ago
Expected to see Bullschildt at the top of the list. Wasn't disappointed.
489.
by moonbug 10y ago
I wish him well getting that fit through peer review.
490.
by moonbug 10y ago
You'll be wanting to talk to your union rep.
491.
by moonbug 10y ago
github pitches that error all the damn time. Wish I knew why.
492.
by moonbug 10y ago
As someone in a country where all on'line interaction with the State is mediated with client-side certs, this question always raises a wry smile.
493.
by moonbug 10y ago
> Or go all bohemian and spin up linux on a chromebook. Things really aren't quite that desperate yet.
494.
by moonbug 10y ago
A filter that replaces all mugshots of the smug gurning loon would be appreciated too.
495.
by moonbug 10y ago
Go ahead and laugh at Grandma. Sure she looks weird and smells a bit funny, but take the time to listen to her, you might just learn something.
496.
by moonbug 10y ago
Also fiserv's share price hasn't budged.
497.
by moonbug 10y ago
There is life beyond SV, and not all of it has your infrastructure.
498.
by moonbug 10y ago
IBM have the best showrooms.
499.
by moonbug 10y ago
I guess you live some place with free-at-the-point-of-use healthcare.
500.
by moonbug 10y ago
Can't speak to what happens on a Windows box, but across AWS instances it's definitely the case.
501.
by moonbug 10y ago
The GPUs aren't shared between VMs, each GPU is dedicated to the VM it is allocated to. The GPU memory gets wiped on initialisation, just like host memory, so there's no leakage between successive VMs allocated the same hardware.
502.
by moonbug 10y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/p2/ From 0.90-14.40 USD/hr.
503.
by moonbug 11y ago
wow, there's a whole lot of self-righteous self-entitlement in that post.
504.
by moonbug 11y ago
At the other end of the spectrum, the 5" Inspiron 3552 that comes with Ubuntu, which I'm typing this on, is quite the best 200 dollar laptop you can get.
505.
by moonbug 11y ago
> The concept is so radical and revolutionary that it scares the shit out of a lot of people Oh please.
506.
by moonbug 11y ago
Hopefully to a higher standard then demonstrated in this headline.
507.
by moonbug 11y ago
Because that's not their business.
508.
by moonbug 11y ago
The only good communications program MS has ever produced is Comic Chat.
509.
by moonbug 11y ago
Not if HTTP Basic Auth is used -- the browser itself will capture the credentials. Shame kids today don't use it.
510.
by moonbug 11y ago
Good.

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