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by number6 3y ago
The third time this week that I thought about the Roman Empire
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by number6 3y ago
The chase in mad max furry road: your eyes are always where they are supposed to be, even if it the scenes are total confusing. The best example is the part with the motorcycles. You might rewatch it with this idea in mind. It is not great
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by number6 3y ago
Wouldn't Ansible be the better runbook then?
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by number6 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, sounds interesting
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by number6 3y ago
Nice. Greeters are overrated
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by number6 3y ago
Are there clips online? There could be an even broader audience
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by number6 3y ago
"I didn't knew it would make up disease" — The doctor at court who used DoctorGPT
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by number6 3y ago
I read up on this topic; there was a conference in Paris in 1856 after the Second Crimean War where almost everyone abolished the Letter of Marques, but not the US even though the last letter was written in 1815 (41 years prior). You can&#x
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by number6 3y ago
> Article I of the United States Constitution lists issuing letters of marque and reprisal in Section 8 as one of the enumerated powers of Congress, alongside the power to tax and to declare war. It's still a thing
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by number6 3y ago
There is a manual? I thought vim was tough through verbal anecdotes from generation to generation
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by number6 3y ago
To be fair, Datacenter burning down is pretty much on the bad luck side of risk management. It's in the same category as your distribution center being hit by an earthquake... I'd guess it wouldn't happen again, but who knows
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by number6 3y ago
Male? Works different in man then in women.
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by number6 3y ago
Then, I guess, the problem is, that it sounds too good to be true
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by number6 3y ago
This one was a gem
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by number6 3y ago
Yes you are right. It's not even open source...
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by number6 3y ago
My feeling to: feels like a free sample and then they will lock you in
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by number6 3y ago
This is the second time today that someone mistakes open source and free software. See: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.... I don't blame you, it's a bit schadenfreude on my part b
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by number6 3y ago
Yes what op means is Free Software. And this rationalizing shows that open source is not synonymously with Free Software. Read this interesting post by Richard Stallmann: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misse
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by number6 3y ago
Or work even harder and read the original
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by number6 3y ago
My not broken P16s needs 1.50 Minutes to get out of firmware boot. And this is after the firmware update that shaved of 1 minute. This will be my last Lenovo...
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by number6 3y ago
But if you need a translation for the translation...
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by number6 3y ago
Active Directory, Exchange, Office 365. Combined this is a recipe for Security incidents
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by number6 3y ago
So Python is 38x more powerful?!
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by number6 3y ago
> English programs are self-documenting and implement literate programming. Ever read Finnegans Wake
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by number6 3y ago
No - it will be cut down on the same basis as the agreements before.
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Spoken like a 20-something.
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by number6 3y ago
Sounds interesting, where can I read it?
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by number6 3y ago
I do the same, since the Start of the year. I write personal notes and if a book really gets to me I will write a public review
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by number6 3y ago
An interesting topic or amalgamation point are weekly notes: summarize your week. Most of us on HN work with interesting problems and try to solve hard problems. Write about the stuff you learned in this week or what you worked on. It can b
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by number6 3y ago
No you should buy the book

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