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691.
by number6 5y ago
Can you elaborate on the render fragment on GET/POST part? That sounds interesting!
692.
by number6 5y ago
My approach was to block the tweet, the author, everyone who liked it and the whole platform on top of it, as it was a huge timesink with net negative, for me. But my viewpoint might be too extreme.
693.
by number6 5y ago
Right, they changed that 15 years ago. Splitting would make them more interchangeable and stable - crashing one part does not tears the whole stack down. What is the benefit of putting all the different functionality in one application?
694.
by number6 5y ago
Yes. It's only undermatched by the windows desktop. Who has a file manager that's also the window manager ah and the shell...
695.
by number6 5y ago
And now we have furrys.
696.
by number6 5y ago
May I ask, if you are not Caucasian, which I don't know if you are not, how watching movies, with a non diverse cast, affected you in your life and thinking?
697.
by number6 5y ago
Ah! the /usr/ merge, I remember it being called the great symlink apocalypse.
698.
by number6 5y ago
I drive in the final nail and tell you that the page in the Arch wiki[0] is a wonderful starter on systemd. Ah.. I was there when it was all SystemV vs Upstart vs Systemd... the golden days... [0]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/
699.
by number6 5y ago
Thankfully they were all replaced by Google - Do no Evil - Analytics
700.
by number6 5y ago
I would love to see this playing out: Cosmonaut applying for asylum. Obviously Russia can't arrest him in space, but where do they land? There is material for a nice movie in there.
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by number6 5y ago
My private theory includes that this cuts both ways. Everybody wants to continue with business as usual: peace talks with a puppet government installed, lifting of sanctions for some concessions here and there, and then go on as if nothing
702.
by number6 5y ago
I would advise to switch the support is so much better and nicer. Plus lighter on the server
703.
by number6 5y ago
In Durrants The Lessons of History there is a whole chapter on price control. The gist of it: it works most of the times but when it fails ot fails dramatically taking down the whole state with it
704.
by number6 5y ago
Yes. I sign on by typing my email address and then... redirect... redirect... signed in. Guess the interface could be nicer but generally it's nice
705.
by number6 5y ago
Give them russia instead
706.
by number6 5y ago
North Korea only exists because the Chinese government wills it. Maybe we are trading Russia for Taiwan to the Chinese with the option on an uprising as best case.
707.
by number6 5y ago
Mindblown... I do this all the time... wow never thought about sharing a keyboard with somebody else. Blindspot.
708.
by number6 5y ago
Using two input devices on one PC never occurred to me. Is it just plug and play or does it require some setup ?
709.
by number6 5y ago
I am also conflicted trusting an agency that's other job is to make networks less safe when it comes to network safety. The conflict of interest alone if enough, it doesn't even need their track records in spying on everyone.
710.
by number6 5y ago
Just draw lines like in Africa. This will ensure decades of turmoil
711.
by number6 5y ago
I was thinking: what about just some different PC where you got ssh access. Yes this might not be accessible enough. So the next thing could be gitlab. They offer free private repos
712.
by number6 5y ago
GDPR demands a machine readable export of your data. You could import that and I can't see how this could violate any ToS.
713.
by number6 5y ago
Why trust them right now?
714.
by number6 5y ago
Slightly off Topic: How to geofence ssh? I don't expect where to login from Australia, so I could restrict it
715.
by number6 5y ago
I guess we can work something out with the president that follows Putin. Maybe the oligarchs overthrow Putin after losing their assets. Or the gas ships from the US will be there in the next month. Russia is not the only one who sells gas.
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by number6 5y ago
Just fill the tanks and then cut off swift: oh we would habe paid if only we could...
717.
by number6 5y ago
Sadly the article is not about Crypto like in RSA but Crypto like in BTC...
718.
by number6 5y ago
All fun and games until you start to blow up people
719.
by number6 5y ago
The cloud act allows US agencies to gain access to all data a US Company has access to regardless the physical location. This in turn means that a EU Company can't guarantee that the data isn't transferred out of the EU. To transf
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by number6 5y ago
Ok let's change the perspective from cost in human lives to cost in money as the parent comment statet: is nuclear power still cheap if we count these disasters?

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