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by peteradio 2y ago
You mean copes for our modern ills during a time where humans still provide value?
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by peteradio 2y ago
What I'm saying is that if you don't have good reason to think some vastly wealthy thing isn't building a giant cock sucking device then you should assume it is in fact building supreme cock sucker and not you or anyone will
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by peteradio 2y ago
> your data is being legally shared with an arbitrary number of entities And ILLEGALLY shared via non-conformance with federal laws and data breaches. Just look at the Boeing fiasco and the serious normalization of deviance. You think
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by peteradio 2y ago
> Why does Gates give away so much money? Flack for his epstein connection? Fear of remote illness? Lot's of ways to reflect your self-interest. > Why do people leak documents? Because they think other people's secrets shoul
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by peteradio 2y ago
Customer service for software should be high skilled and paid correspondingly. They should be able to take a customers project and reproduce the issue and likely answer the issue without involving software dev. I worked under a place that
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by peteradio 2y ago
Why would the owners of this technology ever share it with you?
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by peteradio 2y ago
You think longevity would apply to the masses? That is blind man naive.
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by peteradio 2y ago
I'd rather have a dbag doctor than a computer with fake emotions.
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by peteradio 2y ago
Oh it just so happens to be his portfolio.
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by peteradio 2y ago
This might be my favorite quote I've ever heard. Thanks!
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by peteradio 2y ago
Guy comes in with routine influenza, transfer him to emergency, pacify him and forcibly intubate him with MRSA infected tube. The rest happens as if by mistake.
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by peteradio 2y ago
It would seem to be pretty rare for this to occur for a man his age. Intubation is pretty serious, was that the cause of the MRSA?
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by peteradio 2y ago
O365 is a bloated piece of shit, I don't want an equivalent.
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by peteradio 2y ago
How is outsourcing a cost saving? You have to pay for the shit, you make it sound like its somehow free. Logic does not checkout.
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by peteradio 2y ago
It sounds like you need a shim between every single dependency to make its setup work declaratively. That sounds like a versioning nightmare to rely on and was borne out in my experience with it.
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by peteradio 2y ago
Also "Replacement Theory" isn't real.
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by peteradio 2y ago
I'm not arguing about the current facts, facts change and I think employees shouldn't be timid when they are feeling uncomfortable about the fruits of their labor. Whether or not this is technically genocide is hilariously off-to
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by peteradio 2y ago
Good thing the lawyer brigade is helping Israel stay just just just barely below the technical definition of a genocide. Google can rest easy knowing til this date one apparent body of justice has blessed the actions as not technically gen
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by peteradio 2y ago
I would guess a consistent and effective maintenance of equipment and decent payment system. I thought that the network was the only thing really going for Tesla, I hope everyone involved on this makes out well because I don't really
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by peteradio 2y ago
There is a video of two girls. One girl seems to be sticking out her tongue and then blowing a kiss, but the tongue is appearing again mid-kiss. Very arousing stuff I'll say. Keep up the good work microsft or goggle or whoever made
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by peteradio 2y ago
I never understood the desire to make things declarative. It seemed to me to always hide what is actually happening and it made it more difficult to understand. Is there a simple way to understand why declarative stuff is desirable to som
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by peteradio 2y ago
The title is not correct. They used credentials to get access to the vpn. How they moved laterally is obviously the interesting part anyway. Change the title, it gives cover to the lumbering behemoth that fault might lie anywhere besides
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by peteradio 2y ago
Give them a shovel and have them go plant trees somewhere.
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by peteradio 2y ago
Take the money being extracted out of the system in the form of executive pay, umpteen layers of administration and terrible software -> put it towards increasing the actual work of care.
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by peteradio 2y ago
We couldn't fill the job locally, nobody could meet the requirement of extremely low ethics.
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by peteradio 2y ago
BOROI OI OI OING
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by peteradio 2y ago
Imagine dogfighting in a Cessna! I imagine the arms to be pilot wielded colt 45s and first officer to be a jug of whiskey.
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by peteradio 2y ago
> I no longer agree with what the government represents I guess you hate freedom or something?
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by peteradio 2y ago
Unicorns that actually benefit people or just bullshit extractive tech? Show me the list. If I want to get less bullshit extractive tech maybe we should tighten up immigration?
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by peteradio 2y ago
That was 30 years ago (sorry for the reminder) but don't you think times changed how something like that would be deployed?

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