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by omniglottal 3y ago
The majority of value comes from noncommercial activity with commercial interest. More songs sell after people hear it for free on the radio. More people buy a package only after the free samples. More license seats sell, but only after 100
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Their business model allowed for greater ease to actually download and run unregistered/unlicensed copies, but higher costs with per-core licensing and clauses which required (i.e.) the per-core licensed OS plus the per-core licensed
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by omniglottal 3y ago
If you spin up a bunch of cattle, your automation and testing is going to want to be for your specific use case to get the meat from them - the moment you need to waste even 10 minutes dealing with (even uncertainties around) subscription m
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by omniglottal 3y ago
It could double as a Ferrari and still wouldn't replace a primary function I want in a phone/personal computer: trusted privacy and confidentiality with auditable configuration by the owner, me.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
There is, in fact, zero hassle. "It just works " Also, GrapheneOS updates never remove functionality or battery life. But yes it only works on supported devices - in related news, iOS does not run on unsupported devices, so what&
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by omniglottal 3y ago
So outages, which are recurring more and more often, adversely effects not just the DVCS, but also now CI/CD, and another things which used to be done with emails or chat rooms. Where there were multiple options for each, we now have a
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by omniglottal 3y ago
People who didn't jive with Microsoft management found new jobs...?
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by omniglottal 3y ago
If there were more companies who went out of their way to handle only the metadata tied to my E2E content, I'd pay those companies, too! Using just one vendor isn't actually all that bad for privacy (anonymity being another matt
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Some customers would throw a fit if they paid a renewal fee after scheduling cancellation - for good, legal reasons. Some customers would throw a fit if a cancellation scheduled >1 year ago resulted in random emails getting deleted (imag
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Looks like a hyperbolic flaw in reasoning. The "Hard Problem", as described, seems more to define consciousness as something which does not arise exclusively from (known) physical properties of the system. In what reality would
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by omniglottal 3y ago
In other news, wanting to learn results in more learning. Related: people eat when hungry. Wanting just a diploma, certificate, or degree simply isn't appropriate incentive to induce effective learning (or teaching) as a side-effect.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Ever tried to buy food without money? Now try to do the same thing with office space, internet connectivity, and employees.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
In fact, there are many smart people, and relatively few of them have their manager's ear, while management also listens equally to a bunch more not-smart people pointing to the popular smart people, saying "these people are smart
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by omniglottal 3y ago
> This is where they should be applying fuzzy logic principles. Go with the second lowest bidder always or something like that. Some markets already do this. In a market with only two bidders, the more expensive one is guaranteed to get
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Notably, it's a multi-day fraction of those salaries, regardless of the multi-minute effort they put in to "analyze" a purely statistical inference which is applied to the individual patient.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Months are preferable to years approachong a decade, which is the current case due to regulatory and IP controls.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
It you are not personally aware of the basis behind a security posture, please avoid denouncing it as FUD. Yout own ignorance, uncertainty, or doubt does not suffice to replace the informed advice of a professional.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Misusage pre-existing does not make that existing usage not an abuse. Language is both prescriptive and descriptive - someone prescribing the wrong word is still wrong, as it fails to be accurately descriptive.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Fuel is in the tank. It must reach the engine. We have Reddit-brand fuel hose in this vehicle. How much is A New Regulator the thing now needed?
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by omniglottal 3y ago
The measure of a society is how it treats its weakest members. These headlines are showing that the class of "weakest members" has grown to include most of the population. A representative of "normal" criminals demonatra
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Data stored on the same server, albeit duplicate, is not a backup.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Not this model...
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Nothing is untestable. If validation results in destruction, then destructive testing is how this is done. Failing to test is a choice, similar to the choice made by a software engineer who determines, without testing, that their producti
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Management doesn't directly know the pain of an engineer. This business heirarchy is akin to management being the body's "hands" while engineers are the "feet". This easily accommodates the option of shooting o
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Is your car dealership faster at changing the tires and oil on your car than a tire or oil-changing company would be? RHEL is effectively a bunch of FOSS bundled and rebranded. Rocky is effectively RHEL with another paint job. If a patch g
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by omniglottal 3y ago
Those lower layers are a significant anti-feature for a customer needing quick, effective support, and it is only occasionally/rarely the case that a key author or maintainer is actually employed by Red Hat. Most things delivered by Re
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by omniglottal 3y ago
It takes a lot to design and build a car and manage its dealerships. It takes orders of magnitude less effort for a mechanic to maintain it, and even less to simply paint and clean it. Red Hat builds this car - Rocky repaints it and acts fa
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by omniglottal 3y ago
It's important to be accurate when considering the actual situation. With that in mind, please elaborate on the phrase describing "sources" as though they are Red Hat's "very own". Is this honestly the case, or
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by omniglottal 3y ago
If you don't know why someone would avoid trusting Huawei equipment, please read the news from recent years. If you cannot access this news unrestricted or without government MitM, try going through non-Huawei equipment.
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by omniglottal 3y ago
This comment is rude. Please revisit site guidelines.

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