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Julius: An open source re-implementation of Caesar III(github.com)
298 points by nix23 4y ago|62 comments
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by nix23 4y ago
Thanks for making my day! You described exactly the picture i had in my mind...well plus he was from London and looked a bit like Sherlock Holmes (just for the interview of course). >>New York’s Citywide Director of Rodent Mitigation.
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by nix23 4y ago
Yes ban electric vehicles, we need the power for our snow-cannons, business and tourism first.
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by nix23 4y ago
Hey EU please use SecondLife, i would love to see FlintenUschi in Heels, Angelwings, lots of Lindens and some sexy latex lingerie. That could even attract some 40-80 y/o, maybe the buddy's from McKinsey can come too...you know the
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by nix23 4y ago
Develops the best Crystal on the market ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
No one said anything about the purest..that would be tasteless.
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by nix23 4y ago
Yes you distill the Alcohol NOT the water, same color different thing ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
>I'm always baffled by people swooning over "good vodka". You're drinking industrial alcohol, diluted with distilled water! There's no flavor left. Maybe you just have bad taste buds, i am baffled by people who d
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by nix23 4y ago
It is kind of cheating if you are a nature-photographer, and she wrote that next to the picture: >>At first I thought it was a rock, but it was exactly what I was looking for. https://kittiyapawlowski.com/snow-leopard-
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by nix23 4y ago
Well if you write that next to your faked photo: >>Squinting through my camera’s telephoto lens, I noticed something in the shadow of Mount Pumori. At first I thought it was a rock, but it was exactly what I was looking for. https:&#
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by nix23 4y ago
>>Snow Leopard Trust BTW you can do that too by drinking one of the best Vodka's i ever had: https://www.vodkahaus.de/snow-leopard-wodka-
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by nix23 4y ago
The point for me was that a snow leopard never walks on such exposes snowy terrain, actually no animal does (humans with ropes are a exeption), it's simply too dangerous: >>As to whether snow leopards are likely to be seen on gla
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by nix23 4y ago
I know no bug reporting here, anyway i got that error :) "Warning! The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing: Cross Origin Isolation SharedArrayBuffer" Firefox 107.0.1 and Linux, but same with Fr
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by nix23 4y ago
Man you never hear of a trust-chain? How do you think end to end encryption works otherwise? And no you don't need to verify each other keys, since every one has his public key you obliviously trust, you just try to make an excuse for
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by nix23 4y ago
Burned glass-fibers (from crashed aircraft's or helicopters for example) can go into you lungs.
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by nix23 4y ago
>which split the community and can't be folded back into the mainline. The GPL doesn't allow that kind of harmful behavior. I think you really should read the GPL again, you can split whatever you want, you can make them incomp
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by nix23 4y ago
A developer who uses crystal? Like a builder who uses a hammer is not a hammer-user ;) EDIT: Wow that took a long time to realize what you meant...haha no, truly not good, and thinking about it my comment "A developer who uses crystal?
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by nix23 4y ago
>At this point, I am not really sure that end to end encryption is generally applicable to groups. You encrypt the message with all the public key's from persons in the group, what's the problem? You do it the same way with Mai
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by nix23 4y ago
Absolutely astonished about parent comment. He uses Newspeak obviously ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspeak
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by nix23 4y ago
I add IRC to the Mix
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by nix23 4y ago
>you need to read more than just the headlines It's sending your contend without consent...what's the problem?
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by nix23 4y ago
Pfff, yesterday i talked with a Brain fucker...it was terrifying. Can we just stop calling peoples after tools?
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by nix23 4y ago
If you take it to the extreme you have ISIS Ads next to Abortion-Clinic Ads, is that free speech enough for you?
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by nix23 4y ago
>SCO can not use GNU software so it is basically done. That's not true and you know it.
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by nix23 4y ago
Exactly, fail2ban/blacklistd is for software who lacks certain function ssh has for example sendmail, asterisk etc: https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/tree/master/config/filt...
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by nix23 4y ago
>These tools are popular, but I think they're kind of silly. Really? And how do you block someone who slowly try's (every 2-4 minutes) to bruteforce your smtp? Yes your openSSH has some slowdown mechanisms builtin, but your Ima
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by nix23 4y ago
>Naively built non-parallel apps tend to rely on QD1 IOPS performance PostgreSQL is pretty much parallel but i know what you mean...the beehive ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
72% is my rule of thumb for write heavy production stuff (my absolute limit would be 75%) but it depends on record-size, raidz-level, if you have mostly write or mostly read workloads, how big your files are, how many snapshots you have, if
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by nix23 4y ago
>Unlikely to be suitable for all applications but there are likely some which fit. Yes artillery shells, that's what "Project Babylon" is about ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
Is that before or after they send the content of you powerpoint file?

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