nosequel

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by nosequel 8y ago
Some of us don't have short term memories and lived through the peak-evil-microsoft years.
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by nosequel 8y ago
In many cases the countries have asked for the bases though. This is still happening today https://www.armytimes.com/news/2018/05/29/why-poland-wants-a...
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by nosequel 9y ago
> I’m stunned someone with the intelligence to type and use a computer could hold this view. Shocker, people have different opinions on the internet. Most intelligent people do in fact think for themselves. > You must be heavily infl
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by nosequel 9y ago
Wait what? Snowden never turned himself in. Snowden ran for the hills right into the arms of rival intelligence. Please don't confusing cowardly running with the act of committing suicide by sword to the stomach. Whether you agree wit
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by nosequel 9y ago
> A world where Bryan Cantrill is the lone SmartOS holdout, after his compatriots have declared it a lost cause, is just nerve-wracking. I don't see where you are getting this idea. There are many contributors to Illumos from all ov
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by nosequel 9y ago
I know this is a snarky comment at football players for not seeing the obvious, and it really isn't worth a reply, BUT let's walk through this. I played football all through middle school and high school, and was fairly good. When
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by nosequel 9y ago
Or just take one Curcumin tablet from Biotest that has 500mg curcumin and 5mg piperine. Easy and no harsh aftertaste that would come with teaspoons of it raw.
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by nosequel 9y ago
R.I.P. a true loss If you aren't familiar with her work, "Left Hand of Darkness" right now is on sale at Audible for $4 and the narrator is George Guidall. I didn't add a link because I'm not looking for some kickb
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by nosequel 9y ago
If no on is getting paid, they aren't going into work, simple as that. This can be anyone. Fire personnel, security, gate guards, flight-line / launch pad techs & engineers, anyone. Most civilian companies barely function i
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by nosequel 9y ago
I want to create a new LKML account just to reply simply with > s/cool-aid/kool-aid/ Sometimes I just want to see the world burn.
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by nosequel 9y ago
I was happy to see that Denver pitched Amazon with talent and not tax incentives [1]. I think most in Colorado would be perfectly happy if Denver didn't win and would be very unhappy if Denver won by giving tax breaks. - [1] https:&#x
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by nosequel 9y ago
Nothing, ZFS is alive and strong in Illumos and FreeBSD.
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by nosequel 9y ago
ZFS isn't lost. ZFS on Illumos (Smartos) and FreeBSD is alive and well.
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by nosequel 9y ago
So he spends all his money making the facility and doesn't even bother building it in the Willamette Valley in Oregon? WV soil makes way better Pinot Noir than anywhere in California. All the tech in the world isn't going to turn
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by nosequel 9y ago
I'm confused, I thought "Uber for garbage" was just Uber.
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by nosequel 9y ago
Same boat. Here's me: 1. My side project is my life. I don't use the computer at all outside of work. I play with the kids, do stuff around the house, spend time with my wife. 2. I moved to being remote full time after kil
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by nosequel 9y ago
Cherry picking the best schools in any state will certainly make the state look good. State vs. State, California is ranked around 40 out of 50 on most lists. In my case, I would've had to move some place I couldn't afford just
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by nosequel 9y ago
Did the exact same thing 10 years ago. Couldn't take living in California any more. We moved to Colorado. * My health, both physical and mental has increased tremendously. * Our house is far cheaper in mortgage than our apar
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by nosequel 9y ago
As a full time work-from-home person for the past 8 years I'd love for that to continue to be most people's assumption. :)
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by nosequel 10y ago
To be fair to John Oliver, in the episode he points out stuff from both sides, calling out how many fact news articles are left-leaning. He also points out his own show's bias and mentions Politifact in his episode. To be fair also to
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by nosequel 10y ago
I've been using Emacs for 20 years now, and for the last few years I've trusted most of my setup to Prelude ( https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude ). It does a LOT of the tedious setup work most emacs pros would
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by nosequel 10y ago
Snowden didn't break an "employment arrangement", he knowingly broke the law that everyone with a TS/SCI clearance is given. This isn't a one-liner you sign and date the day before you start. Getting a TS/SCI
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by nosequel 10y ago
> However his method is not aimed at competitive weightlifters Yes, but you said a workout every 8 days was optimum. I'm saying that's completely bad information. You don't have to compete to learn from people who compete.
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by nosequel 10y ago
Body shape is hugely influential. Limb length compared to torso length, back width, arm length compared to leg length all will have huge influences. These were general guidelines kind of thrown around over the years, but it is expected tha
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by nosequel 10y ago
I don't think that is true whatsoever. There might be a few people in millions who absolutely can't do anything. Everyone can exercise, no matter what condition: bad heart, missing lung, missing limbs, etc. There is some form o
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by nosequel 10y ago
No offense meant for something working for you. If it works for you, keep doing it. I've competed now in three separate strength sports (powerlifting, strongman, olympic lifting). There isn't a single person on any competitive ci
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by nosequel 10y ago
If you actually did research, you'd know that cities sending their homeless to SF is a complete myth. Here are some numbers from SF itself discounting it. https://sfgov.org/lhcb/sites/sfgov.org.lhcb/fil
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by nosequel 10y ago
Why is that exactly? I love the A-10, and so does the Army and Marines, it is by far the best CAS weapon we have. The airforce knows more about aircraft and keeping those aircraft in the air than both the army and marines. Unfortunately
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by nosequel 11y ago
The same can be said of anything built on top of the Twitter's and Facebook's of the world. Of course there is risk, but there is also some reward there too that is possible. It is a good question, but almost any API published by
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by nosequel 11y ago
Same exact thing, about 16 years ago for me. He presented it (I think) to see who procrastinated on the project, knowing it'd take way longer than it sounded.

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