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by natebc 10mo ago
Their ops teams are probably ground into dust.
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by natebc 11mo ago
I am, and don't ... but that still doesn't mean it doesn't take effort. There's way more to it than smiling and not being a complete tool. How long has it been since you called your long lost best friend and caught up? D
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by natebc 11mo ago
it's really not. It's easy for some, sure and you're maybe one of them (or perhaps mistaken!) but many, many MANY people, especially men, even intelligent men struggle with social situations and maintaining healthy social rel
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by natebc 11mo ago
History has told us it won't be good for the lords when that happens.
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by natebc 11mo ago
what a beautiful effort! sounds amazing!
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by natebc 11mo ago
brew is a decent compromise between "breaking debian" and running newer stuff and newer versions of things for desktop use at least. For servers, we just use containers.
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by natebc 11mo ago
Wait till you open the humble calculator.
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by natebc 11mo ago
It's not about keeping spam out of comments, it's about keeping systems and content safe/operational for normal people and more costly or unavailable for the trillion dollar "AI" companies that are shitting all over
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by natebc 11mo ago
Is it not GPL? The license file in their github seems to indicate that it is. https://github.com/flox/flox?tab=GPL-2.0-1-ov-file
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by natebc 11mo ago
It needs to be much more granular than it is. For example: Turning that setting off also disables the (very, very old) Updates/Promotions/Social/Forums tabs in the Gmail interface. ONE checkbox in the sea of gmail options?
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by natebc 11mo ago
This is what I've done too. Just enough features easily available to handle everything i've ever needed in the simple deployments I use. Secrets, A/B configuration, even "dynamic reload" of a Deployment for Configma
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by natebc 11mo ago
no
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by natebc 11mo ago
Well I'm sure Google will be just fine as they've been in the ad business for quite some time but all these hundreds (thousands?) of also-AI companies won't fare very well when they pivot to the selling eyeballs business.
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by natebc 11mo ago
It's ads right?
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by natebc 11mo ago
> a po' boy full of shit Now that's a sandwich-in-the-face worthy of getting worked up about!
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by natebc 1y ago
The other Cyberpunk. Not that it's any better but we for sure won't have Judy there to save our asses.
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by natebc 1y ago
You think that's great, wait till you rediscover VLC!
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by natebc 1y ago
The Maritime industry can run into this too. Tug companies, barge companies. The level of consolidation vs the size of the labour pool is what does it.
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by natebc 1y ago
still more than spaceships and meteorites!
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by natebc 1y ago
still a lot more birds than meteorites or spacecraft.
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by natebc 1y ago
Our 5 year ELA for VMware went from 1.5M USD to 12M USD. I work in Higher ed. Our Hyper-V environment came online a few months ago. It was already included with our ELA with Microsoft so we were able to splash out a bit for some higher tier
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by natebc 1y ago
The Crowdstrike Falcon Sensor agent (with a kernel module) establishes TLS connections to several random AWS endpoints. I really have no idea how security people think this is a good thing aside from checkbox compliance but man-o-man do the
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by natebc 1y ago
This probably explains a lot of the problem then. IME those who are good at writing code are pretty bad at the social parts of running an organization. This isn't a dig, I've known and admired quite a few people who were absolute
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by natebc 1y ago
They're asserting that they want to live in a world where two things are true. - Gore was declared winner of the 2000 presidential election - the WTC wasn't attacked on September 11th, 2001. the two don't have to be connected
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by natebc 1y ago
In Germany? Yes. Yes, they do.
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by natebc 1y ago
What? What's the secret that you know which makes poor people have a better life after 50? I'd love to hear it and quit working so damn hard. Hell these days the middle class is getting their ass kicked at the grocery store. I can
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A primer for using weather surveillance radar to study bird migration(birdcast.info)
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by natebc 1y ago
https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-azure-gaza-israel-prote... There's a couple of sub links off of that one. Not sure if that's what GP was referring too but there is mention in there of employees being ter
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by natebc 1y ago
I think this article gets posted about every quarter.
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by natebc 1y ago
I'd rather have words from a humans mind full stop.

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