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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Ive been there. Years ago. Back in '07 got laid off. Company shut down. Lots of us tried to scramble to get jobs, and all the quick low paying jobs filled up. I got into unemployment and started collecting the $207/week. And this,
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
The trend Ive been seeing is "AP with eventual C". It comoes down to the idea that we have a planet, with datacenters in locations on said planet. Light down fiber or copper only goes so fast. The "eventual consistency"
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
I fail to see the off-topicness of this. This is only 1 step removed from "We prefer only $religion here." Or another way to look at it, is "We dont like $your_religion." They aren't out-right saying that, but the d
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
I know full well how to act in an office. If I talk about personal things, I keep it to networking, technology, and the like. I don't talk about: politics, religion. Some would argue that politics is of utmost importance - I would agre
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Until we can find where and how consciousness is , and how to define it in the words of science, there will always be more to explore and discover. That's because there will always be pieces of a living system that will elude us, unti
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Admittedly, I thought about applying, but then I saw this on your footer of the website: "My foot stands on level ground; in the great assembly I will bless the LORD." - Psalm 26:12 I have a strong feeling that I would not be welc
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Sure, because segregating and separating prisoners from everything is a great way to reintegrate them back in society... Oh, that. We don't care about reintegration. We don't care if they survive outside of prison. And with what l
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Depending on which school of though... If you refer to peaceful methods, then look no further than Ghandi and MLK. Protest peacefully. Make them raise their fist. And record it, tell the stories, reduce their mandate. If you come from Malco
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Oh please. Just because it happened a few hundred years ago, doesnt mean they lost their own heritage, their language, and their self-determination. Look no further than Ireland. That battle goes back to Grace O'Malley and Elizabeth in
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Sure. But they had better come up with a currency, nation/state political system in which others can adhere to, tax system, military, and all other things that nation-states do. I dont think a "town", regardless of their rich
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Yeah, STONITH bites us on our ass every so often. Primarily, because of split-brain and no good way to ameliorate that without throwing out data. Its better to have an odd quorum, to break tie-breakers.
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Easy to say that interrupts are bad.. But when you need to know of a pin change, rising or falling IRQ, interrupts are the only game here. And not only that, but if we were to do the timeslice strategy, then we need that slice to be at leas
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Indeed. But I would set the blame at manufacturers at this view. The last time I got a circuit schematic was with my Icom radio. And even with that, still received none of the firmware. "Proprietary". Ideally, mechanical drawings,
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Well, yes and no. We've finally cracked the nut with renewable resources. Its cost a great deal of environmental damage, but I see no good progression to go from hunter-gatherer to high tech. That's just entropy laws. Now, it coul
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
It's not just cypherpunks and hardware hackers. We in the occult communities also very much believe in the same ideals. In fact, this saying is what this discussion reminded me of: Nidhogg's Rule: Recycling. There is no such place
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Eastdakota is Cloudflare's CEO, btw. Admittedly the stance for/against Tor discrimination is a wide one.... That's an issue with users, not content. But the only case where I believed he nuked a site was against Daily Stormer
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
> So how is that a solution? Well, it's not. > The problem is that Cloudflare blocks Tor, not Tor Browser: not every Tor user uses Tor Browser. Except the advice is, even when it does block Tor Browser, as they say it doesnt,
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Hmm.. Then a slightly different question: Do you handle OBS4 transits differently then? I have a few places that I go that actively block Tor - OBS4 and Scramblesuit both traverse these blocks. Because of that, I primarily run those transit
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Indeed. If I recall correctly, it was when there was a 200+ comment thread with the top comment being about abusing Tor users WRT Cloudflare. I believe the CEO showed up, and then later ran an internal test on engineers forcing all of them
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Again.. More services that us Tor users are exempt from, lest we go into captcha hell. Edit: Seriously, -1's and an accusation of supporting pedophilia? I've certainly hit on a raw topic. And frankly, I'm not wrong regarding
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
So is nylon. But nylon is hydroscopic, and thus not well suited for electronics applications. I do prefer ABS-PC or ASA for a lot of my more-adverse condition cases. They're much more heat resilient, and chemical/UV resistant in A
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Indeed he is. Even more so, go download Tor Browser Bundle and read what the Daily Stormer has to say. Aside the obvious racism, it seems to match what and how Trump talks. Its one of their ways of conducting rallies as well, to cloak thems
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
You're indeed right. I could. But this stuff is everywhere, whether you want to read it or be part of it, or not. 1. Donglegate. Told a dongle joke, got fired. 2. Meritocracy Rug, Github. 3. "CodeOfConduct.md" 4. GamerGate 5.
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Truthfully, these days if I see SJW buzzwords, I just skip over the rest of the text. It's not worth subjecting oneself in that sort of groupthink - lest you eat babies. Because if you don't agree with them, you must assuredly agr
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
I just attributed it to standard SJW virtue signalling. It's meaningless aside to others who understand the same lingo, and agree with it. Edit: Ah, the usual SJW refrain. Silence any criticism via flags, -1's and other tools avai
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Actually, yes. It turns out there's some HIV antiretroviral that, instead of being ingested, is smoked proves one hell of a high. The problem is that in Africa where these drugs are readily available, they are being smoked. The worry i
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
> Persistent connections with exactly-once messaging. Disconnection is just seen as long latency. Bullshit. https://groups.csail.mit.edu/tds/papers/Lynch/jacm85.pdf Unless you and Yarvin really think there
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
> It pains me to see people paint the project and its people in this light. I don't know if I'm taking the bait here or playing into your cards or whatever, but I want to try and clear some things up. Indeed not. I looked at Ur
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
Thank you. Given my proclivities in the occult, I do indeed have to watch out for real life cults. Now, I know this document is primarily for esoteric religion, it also very much applies to cults in other senses. But there's a few that
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by occultist_throw 9y ago
> You don't have to memorize the new names they've come up with for most of the ASCII punctuation characters, like "gal", "gar", and "hax" for "<", ">", and "#",

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