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by rdslw 10y ago
No. JD is a knife manufacturer who puts countermeasures to prohibit knives owners from sharpening second side of the blade (among others things). Because it can be dangerous.
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by rdslw 10y ago
I think this answer (which you used in few places here) does not address concerns people raised all over: 1) kite is useless (or at least substantially less useful) if you explicitly disable files/directories. Example: Customer says: T
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by rdslw 10y ago
This. This reason applies to a lot of todays web apps. with the emphasis of recurring revenue.
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by rdslw 10y ago
I'm from EU (continental climate) but been multiple times to CA and TX - I would never say they have similar climate. They dont. July and August are unbearable in TX. June/Sep almost too.
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by rdslw 10y ago
Human memory is short. In 2013 over one weekend (while withdrawal and banking system was closed) everybody with some bigger asset lost half of the money they had in banks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012%E2%80%9313_C
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by rdslw 10y ago
what really pisses me off, is a fact that somewhere in microsoft there was an actual meeting (even many), where this phrase “Show sync provider notifications.” was PROPOSED by a human (like you and me), then discussed and approved. They&#x2
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by rdslw 10y ago
Welcome to the USA, where marketing lies are everywhere and product owner writing quoted below sentences does not find anything wrong with it. Quoting the page: " Always Free Usage Limits. Included products and usage limits are subje
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by rdslw 10y ago
I wouldn't say 'Law Firms' - however I would say notary public may be severely affected.
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by rdslw 10y ago
Another nice trick of this family (with reboots, or without with using systemd-nspawn) lies with clever btrfs usage. Long story short: * use btrfs, and create your main root filesystem as a btrfs partition subvolume and another btrfs subv
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by rdslw 10y ago
Guys, they started in 2004. Its 2017 today. hackersNEWS ?
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FOSDEM 2017 talks recordings available (500+) for viewing (.mp4 and .webm)(video.fosdem.org)
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by rdslw 10y ago
Their Workbench related changes in this release are great. Pay attention to redone (also faster!!) terminal support. https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_9#_workbench
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by rdslw 10y ago
Just to stress one thing, while mentioned in their report, most people don't comprehend: Gitlab was _one_ (last!) final step from complete data loss of everything . One. At that night, there was quite a long moment there had only on
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by rdslw 10y ago
This is an exercise I recommend every developer take. https://computers-are-fast.github.io/ It shows you by series of questions, how fast code run, what is speed of ram vs cache, ram vs hdd, file vs sql read. Highly recomme
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by rdslw 10y ago
If this is what happens, then this is not a free country. There is a border where you must stop in harassing your own citizens under the pretext of security.
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by rdslw 10y ago
I will refuse giving keys to hdd/usb, pretending they are randomly empty. I will give it to the phone (and have nothing there). This prohibits them from barring me from entering, and allow them only to seize the hdd/usb.
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by rdslw 10y ago
This makes it even more interesting. Also this creates us cool insight how to do them DOS: let's bring old hdd/sdd drives with random on it, and let them spend their CPU to break it. Sensible recycle for the environment and freedo
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by rdslw 10y ago
Might be slightly off-topic, but I'm still curious about one experience: On return flight from US I refused to use full body scanner. I got 'thorough pat' (called that way probably to scare us, although it wasn't so bad)
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by rdslw 10y ago
I highly recommend visiting 21.co. They develop for some time technology to easily charge/collect/pay bitcoin on every HTTP request in the 21 Marketplace. They have cool (afaik opensource) technology using standard HTTP Response
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by rdslw 10y ago
Can you name the company?
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by rdslw 10y ago
So Lyft spends 1 billion 300m, in a quest to monopoly. How can I short them? /honest question/
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by rdslw 10y ago
Let's summarize your post: 1. ad hominem (6 yrs) - completly irrelevant to discussion 2. you don't see difference between disagreement and hostility - is it english, or ego, I dont know 3. you accuses interlocutor who disagrees wi
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by rdslw 10y ago
You're plainly wrong. 1) You write "Most (MOST, not all) of the arguments against systemd are in fact bullshit". 2) And yet you (wrongly) write "there is plenty wrong with systemd" To be in line with your 1) stateme
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by rdslw 10y ago
4) forget to mention that your definition of 'create job' is 'take it from some other business which must fire a person and move this position to (amazon)'
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by rdslw 10y ago
If we're talking about GPG, please pay attention to https://www.passwordstore.org/ which is really cool, open source password manager built on GPG.
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by rdslw 10y ago
No it shouldnt. It imposes (false) perception that anything not from today is old/not fresh/known/bad knowledge. It is not true. This hunt for dates in titles on HN is bad and it's awitch hunt these days. Disclaimer: I&#
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by rdslw 10y ago
"Forward deployed enginnering role" - I so much laugh at this sales bullshine used these days in US by all marvelous super star human capital development managers (ie HR people). P.s. Its dreaded ordinary support, for anyone curio
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by rdslw 10y ago
Look on two things: A) main that SUV happened (just before starting sommersaults) to position itself orthogonal to its previous way of moving. In this position all wheels of SUV created massive 'resistance' to continue move forwar
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by rdslw 10y ago
Nah, I'm far from consipracy theory here. To list quickly from memory (and my game machine experiences) - all from windows 10 pro. * new install with ms office, I run autoruns.exe and see that I have 70+ things being run on startup. Yi
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by rdslw 10y ago
So true. After 25yrs using pcs/unix/macs, I've come to conclusion that it's deliberate on Microsoft side. They create much more closed, difficult and obscure technology which needs, training, certification and lot of car

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