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by nurple 3y ago
Love it! Ceph has --yes-i-really-mean-it for dangerous fs changes, and --yes-i-really-really-mean-it for pool rm. The annoying-to-type property is pretty effective.
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by nurple 3y ago
Yeah, it’s an idea I think about sometimes but don’t really get to try on in words. I get frustrated when reps hide unpopular actions behind bureaucracies and unelected bureaucrats against the people’s voice or best interests, like your exa
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by nurple 3y ago
I appreciate the thought provoking dialectic. I found, in particular, your insinuation regarding my irreparable mental deficiencies to be particularly helpful in solidifying your point of view.
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by nurple 3y ago
And while I'm at it, why not get even more revolutionary (pun intended): the concept of a representative democracy was formed in a time when the most efficent method of communication was to put either man or paper on a horse and make a
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by nurple 3y ago
Sorry, I don't buy the argument. Surely it's a more present danger that the will of the people not be done than someone continuing to associate with a group which would ostracize them for thinking differently than them. Sure, I ge
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by nurple 3y ago
Mr. Cernovich seems to share the view that speaking of flaws in Dominion's systems had become an unspoken industry faux pas: https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1669491193833750528
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by nurple 3y ago
I'm not against it, coercion/bribery always seemed to be a bit of an underwhelming justification for it; I just have a difficult time seeing it being done at scale (at least at the same scale as mutating the records can apparently
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by nurple 3y ago
X( These are pretty abundant in the Jordan River (for feeding canals in Utah where I live now) and have sadly claimed a number of lives. Indeed, I do not like them at all.
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by nurple 3y ago
Woa cool! I'm really glad there are other nerds out there wanting to know the same things as me (and having the stones to do it). I'm glad he got out alive.
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by nurple 3y ago
Doesn't it seem disjoint, given the level of technology we're told state actors can bring to bear, and given the apparently poor implementation of these system, to believe "legitimate news sources" (or those feeding them
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by nurple 3y ago
Were the votes that were counted on paper (or even the electronic ones) then made available online for voters to check that their vote was recorded as cast? Why does the IRS have the technology the positively identify a citizen remotely to
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by nurple 3y ago
This comes down to ideological reasons. The engineer that is/was leading the embedded integration subproject feels like the platform support components (filesystem partitioning, bootloader, devicetree config, etc.) of installing a dist
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by nurple 3y ago
Yeah basically. I guess it’s mostly me on personal nightmare fuel… The turbine output chute of the dam I grew up with was so rapid and voluminous that standing next to it was like being caught in a tsunami and the white water extended hundr
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by nurple 3y ago
It sounds like the package is implemented improperly. If the input from your repo to the package is not targetting a specific commit, it should be. Building from "latest" is really not how nix is ever meant to operate. In that cas
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by nurple 3y ago
I grew up next to a hydroelectric dam on the Columbia River in Oregon where a large amount of the power went to smelting aluminum. That industry was a huge part of the industry in our small town that otherwise primarily produced cherries. I
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by nurple 3y ago
Thank you for sharing, I grew up next to a hydroelectric dam and the time I spent on top of it for general tours and special tours with our scout group is something I will always remember. My brain however has in the past created incredible