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by pan69 7y ago
But that's what OP is asking/saying right? If the information was made public it would mean that heads would role (proably even prosecutions) but the nation would be just fine (other than that lots of people might have to get to t
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by pan69 7y ago
Yes. This book uses pandoc: https://github.com/jagregory/abrash-black-book This is the HTML output: http://www.jagregory.com/abrash-black-book/
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by pan69 7y ago
It can be useful. I have one rule when it comes to Linkedin though; I only connect to/with people I have either met in person or spoke to with over the phone.
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by pan69 7y ago
Well, damn, I guess that means that Trump will have a second term then. I mean, its unlikely that someone who voted for Trump last time will be voting for Biden this time. I think the Democratic party is missing the boat on this one. They&#
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by pan69 7y ago
Nice work but I'am not able to zoom in on the canvas? E.g. this one, everything is to small to do any meaningful editing: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/48/5f/8c485f66cc5831d30ee2...
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by pan69 7y ago
Apparently those wet paper towels are a real strain on the sewer system, clogging it.
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by pan69 7y ago
Not only that, the initial $1 million you lend from the bank was literally created out of nothing. I.e. it never existed before you lent it.
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by pan69 7y ago
Reminds me of Adobe AMF (Action Message Format) that was used in their Flash Player: https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/devnet/pdf/amf-fil...
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by pan69 7y ago
Not sure about your use case but you could have a look at Minikube: https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/learning-environment/miniku...
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by pan69 7y ago
> I think a fundamental issue is that journalists want to be a protected class No. Goverment and polictians want to be a protected class.
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by pan69 7y ago
> They suggested this would take about 4 hours. Software developers are notioriously bad at esimating. Personally I have started to refuse take-home tests and whiteboard puzzels. I now use it as an indicator of people I don't want t
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by pan69 7y ago
Looking at the chart of the climate summit targets, we don't really seem to have a history of doing the right thing. I would love to share your optimism of "some hope" but to me it seems that as a species we're simply in
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by pan69 7y ago
The world we live in is a super complex ecosystem of geopolitical, historical and cultural relationships and differences. To make sense of this complex world we create simplified narratives for ourselves, whether through movies or daily new
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by pan69 7y ago
Australia has been in a drought for the past decade which is caused by the changing climate. Yes, if you isolate this fire season then the fires themselves will look as no evidence of climate change. But the fact the everything is as dry as
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by pan69 7y ago
Yes, but how do "they" make money from that? When your government is self serving then great ideas/solutions have no meaning.
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by pan69 7y ago
> The fact that providers can perform services on you without telling you up-front what the price will be is the problem. Of course. In an unregulated for-profit health care system that is definitely the problem and the way we got there
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by pan69 7y ago
It seems that that is what capitalism has become, the creation of many niche complex systems of which one can never be an expert.
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by pan69 7y ago
Is it ethical not to look at a billboard when you're walking down the street? Is it ethical to mute the TV when commercials come up? I think it's just your choice, right?
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by pan69 7y ago
I assume OP wants to know why we can't provide electrical activity manually.
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by pan69 7y ago
I didn't fully understand this from the article but, with "adult daughters" they would mean, unmarried women? I mean, if "all" adult women were send away to be married elsewhere then they'd have to bring in &qu
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by pan69 7y ago
> The toolchain can be used on either a GNU/Linux® or Microsoft® Windows® host. Bingo. I love programming for early DOS systems (86, 286, 386) but it's difficult to find a tool-chain that runs on Linux and is able to produce D
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by pan69 7y ago
Naomi Klein and The Shock Doctrine on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3B5qt6gsxY
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by pan69 7y ago
Sorry, no public repo, yet. Once I have something coherent working I will definitely publish it. I'm using Watcom C v11. I actually bought this somewhere in the 90's. However, the Watcom tool chain is still being developed as Open
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by pan69 7y ago
I've actually picked this up as a hobby since a year ago or so. I grew up in the late 80's early 90's doing exactly this type of thing as a kid. Having worked as a professional dev for the past few decades I started to notice
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by pan69 7y ago
For DOS, DOSBox has special support for sound and video that you don't get in a VM (e.g. VirtualBox), unless you have some sort of plugin of course to emulate a SoundBlaster, Gravis UltraSound or other peripheral (the world of DOS is m
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by pan69 7y ago
> 330 million people Not to be nitpicky, but the total population of a country does not equal the total amount of people eligible to vote (e.g. children). Sorry, don't have actual numbers on this though but thought is was worth poin
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by pan69 7y ago
Like, all we have for dinner is tomato ketchup.
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by pan69 7y ago
Service Oriented Monolith. I.e. you can organise a monolith in pretty much the same way you would organise a micro service architecture.
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by pan69 8y ago
Not "person", but "legal person": > an individual, company, or other entity which has legal rights and is subject to obligations.
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by pan69 8y ago
The play field itself is already taller than 240 pixels and even though there are X modes that allow you to go beyond 240 scan lines, none of them work consistently on newer LCD panels. Ideally I use 360 x 270 which gives me square pixels a

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