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by psd1 2y ago
I never suggested anything so simplistic. Imagine some replacement for tcp is proposed and a working group is set up to develop it. A member of that group might advocate for or against features. You could take the position "we should n
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by psd1 2y ago
We do; it was tested nationally a couple of years ago and, AFAIK, unused since then
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by psd1 2y ago
Tax, recording of births and deaths, court appearances, product information, delivery of goods and services in the event of payment for said goods and services, driver education...
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by psd1 2y ago
CF sells treatment, not cure, for ddos. They are a major player in internet technology. I presume that fora exist for players to discuss blue-team strategy, and that decisions are nuanced and detailed. If so, there's a lot of leeway to
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by psd1 2y ago
That's heaps more Aussie, eh
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by psd1 2y ago
I worry that CF has perverse incentives
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by psd1 2y ago
Could we patent a method for extracting settlements by means of a patent claim?
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by psd1 2y ago
You look like qualia to me
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by psd1 2y ago
I've always assumed that Linux's server-side dominance was fated by providing an apache Web server for zero monetary cost. IIS was several years behind and cost money. I can't imagine Facebook running on IIS in 2004, for exam
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by psd1 2y ago
You have a narrow view on people's reasons for speaking. My sisters-in-law speak because, if their jaws stop moving for a few minutes, they will suffocate and die. Persiflage is uttered that has no bearing on anything else said.
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by psd1 2y ago
They can interbread. They beget baguettes
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by psd1 2y ago
Sometimes auditors won't even ok read-only access. I'd have loved RO access, but we hosted financial institutions etc. Nice if you can get it.
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by psd1 2y ago
It's an order of magnitude harder to debug when you don't have access to prod, but there's a reason to block that access. I think you need to put controls on that fairly early in your project's evolution. Any good strate
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by psd1 2y ago
Yes, but you still have to train it.
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by psd1 2y ago
Bash is about the user? Are you serious? It's about what twenty people could sling together and make work on a Vax in the 80s in 4Kb. Powershell has regular syntax, legibility, a high degree of discoverability, and included batteries f
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by psd1 2y ago
I may be misunderstanding, but you can write to the console host in a background task. To get an output stream, you need to await the task and collect the result.
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by psd1 2y ago
Not sure what you mean? I've hosted powershell in C# code by referencing Microsoft.Powershell.Sdk - it pulls in the dll at compile time and runs on whatever .Net runtime that is installed and matches the project target.
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by psd1 2y ago
Is that an ATAPI player? Does it have drivers for your OS? Does it contain perishable materials?
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by psd1 2y ago
It would be cheaper still to commit suicide directly, and less likely to affect other road users.
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by psd1 2y ago
What do you mean by "economical"? EV already beats ICE in some dimensions of economy.
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by psd1 2y ago
F# exists
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by psd1 2y ago
We get it, you vape. The "performance" of the language is going to have approximately zero effect once a request has to schlep over to the database in a 7ms round-trip. There's a wide field of applications where language perf
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by psd1 2y ago
The irony of claiming that "taxation is LITERALLY theft" is literally the ONLY serious position. Reality doesn't care about your feelings.
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by psd1 2y ago
Sorry to be that guy, but: _biceps_ I lost this battle long ago, didn't I...
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by psd1 2y ago
I can't read the tone, but perhaps you haven't seen much technical debt. It's possible to have a fairly good codebase, full of good decisions, yet you still can't "get there from here". Second paragraph was use
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by psd1 2y ago
People will pay to be abused: c.f. Oracle
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by psd1 2y ago
Node eviction
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by psd1 2y ago
I'm in favour, but that leaves RM holding a database of non-copyrightable addresses. One way or the other, a private asset must be either nationalised or compelled to be released. Gradual renationalisation of the rail network was in th
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by psd1 2y ago
No mistake; Hanlon's Razor does not apply; the current situation is a desired outcome.
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by psd1 2y ago
Alyx is everything I hoped for, and more. I spent a fucking fortune on hardware to play a single VR game - extravagant, but worth it.

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