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by no-s 8y ago
don't worry, CNC also has lots of special cases. but thanks for getting me thinking about the math.
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by no-s 8y ago
this is a good strategy. You want to understand the flow, and discover what is important to accomplish particular use cases. This should also tell you about interfaces, which helps with divide-and-conquer against the code base. You also wan
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by no-s 8y ago
that's cool. Seems like it would be useful in other fields. for example I would like to make 3d objects larger than cnc machines tool workspace - eg cnc router, 3d printer, or mill. So if I understand this correctly, the result is a .
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by no-s 8y ago
especially when the crimes were created to secure the power of the state at the expense of the individual rights, e.g. to ensure the supremacy of one class over another. Government is not synonymous with justice.
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by no-s 8y ago
Eh? South Africa was in the British Commonwealth in WW2. I don’t understand your conclusion, please elaborate.
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by no-s 8y ago
I originally learned to program in 6502 machine code. Typically I would write code in spiral notebooks while watching the late late late show and hexkeypad it in afterwards. made it a little easier to edit things that way...
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by no-s 8y ago
woodpeckers. civilization.
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by no-s 8y ago
>- laws against big companies behaving badly well, actually big companies do in fact use their influence to suborn those laws to get away with bad behavior and create barriers to competition. It would probably be simpler to put an upper
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by no-s 8y ago
>I've got to the point I never want to run Windows infrastructure again. Before anyone says "it's getting better". That has been the case from 10 years and it only got different. i know what you mean. It's part o
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by no-s 8y ago
15 years back i once tracked down a "boiler room" operation that was annoying me with incrementing dialer calls. I visited a little vigilante justice on them (smoking drugs in front of the webcam, heheh, heck it turned out everyon
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by no-s 8y ago
lets not for get the political baggage of Mozilla: I would have liked to use firefox, but I'm boycotting it because of the awful smear of Brendan Eich supported and perpetuated by contributors to mozilla. A huge number of people would
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by no-s 8y ago
So true. Just write an innocuous automation script that will fail on privs generating massive logs and then use debugging as an excuse when you try to systematically audit capabilities. Often helpful IT staff will open up vulns for ya to pu
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by no-s 8y ago
so was the information provided by wikileaks true, or false?
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by no-s 8y ago
The federal gov’t has no rights. The citizens of the United States have delegated powers and authority to the government. When government officials say the law gives them a right or that the constitution gives them a right, they are simply
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by no-s 8y ago
Tho sarcastic, I upvoted you because you’re on target.
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by no-s 8y ago
i suspect the space industrial complex had built up a great deal of inefficiency, creating an economically practical exploitable opportunity for anyone with the gumption to face down the status quo. Heck, the heat shield on the dragon capsu
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by no-s 9y ago
My wife (a critical care RN) asks “how did you get heavy metal poisoning?” And also “approximately how old were you when you started therapy?”
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by no-s 9y ago
The beauty is that if something goes wrong, the rollback script gets us out of trouble. ah, would it be that were true. Suppose you need to roll back until after the next install? I defy you to set up a reliable test plan that will handle
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by no-s 9y ago
oh wow, I have that book. I also have "calculus in a new key" and a few others. Yes, I was an APL child.
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by no-s 9y ago
>I find it funny that you can't discuss factual things that relate to your company's decisions and plans with your coworkers in your workplace. Especially when they ask for your feedback. Actually perhaps there is an actionable
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by no-s 9y ago
yeah, the discussion keeps neglecting this point. They fired him for doing what they asked. With respect to "at will employment", he didn't do it the way they wanted. What a funhouse. This action points out there is a set of
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by no-s 9y ago
> I used to think most DBA worked under Windows/Linux. As as a SQL Server DBA I preferred to use OSX. Freed me from the tyranny of dogfood.
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by no-s 9y ago
Hmm, they said heliocentric several times. But it’s a cool orbit no matter how you slice the the pork chop. Pretty sure this is intended to be similar to a “mars cycler” orbit. A “mars cycler” is an interplanetary space station which follow
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by no-s 9y ago
I think it's really the proper duty of everyone who understands to help protect intellectual freedoms. We don't need a popular cult of personality to make it work. His writings from 30 years ago are very relevant and prophetic eve
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by no-s 9y ago
especially item 2. wrapping a critical section in a lock is great. I prefer to have the default state be "running", so if the maint script ends for any reason the lock is discarded. If the maint proc gets stuck you can see it&#x27
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by no-s 9y ago
having a guaranteed severance means you have an employment contract and this may mean you are no longer working "at will". If you are seriously considering accepting the counter you should quickly make sure the offer is real and b
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by no-s 9y ago
Hey, perhaps you have a mistaken impression - the existence of gun control advocates does not imply those who oppose them are "gun advocates". There do exist freedom and liberty advocates who would prefer to be law-abiding and do
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by no-s 9y ago
Sad but true. In California the legislature is just a tool for the bureaucratic state to pander To itself. Legislators who fulfill the wishes of the state bureaucracy get favorable treatment on the career ladder. I often suggest we should h
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by no-s 9y ago
meditations on moloch seems to include several false premises. eg, in the fish farming scenario, it neglects the obvious: libertarian pacts are created to recognize property rights, which would yield a libertarian response to defectors - th
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by no-s 9y ago
The OP has a treadmill desk. Of course then turning his head will be a PITA. Perhaps he should change jobs, say do something door-to-door where he'll always be moving about and not have to deal with the weighty issue of how to allocate

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