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by rob_c 4y ago
This a serious issue in support of the language for running on a UNIX system. Frankly blaming the kernel/filesystem for this is like saying I want my 720p monitor to display 8k correctly, it must be the display-drivers fault...
572.
by rob_c 4y ago
> but they cause a lot of unintended security vulnerabilities No, bad coders on UNIX platforms do this. The code may be valid code, but if it's intending to support running on UNIX it should do it properly not assuming it's on
573.
by rob_c 4y ago
The trouble with symbolic links is users who don't understand/use linking coming from alternate platforms and developing on/for UNIX. This is a feature in the same way that shellsock was used as a feature for many years by ex
574.
by rob_c 4y ago
economics*.edu , microsoft word, economics combined with statistical correlation... I've got a nice bridge to sell the author...
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by rob_c 4y ago
Yes, and we knew covid-19 was of the covid class of virus, people still treated it like it was an alien contageon asif it had never been documented and studied pre-2019 extremely well how this class of infection spreads and what the full ri
576.
by rob_c 4y ago
"don't worry you're just imagining it, the market will correct itself" We're now into the early 1920's stage of potentially a huge depression which will probably end (at best) in a cold war with China/Glob
577.
by rob_c 4y ago
Can we stop with the nonsense footprint, token, credit system. Having a single data scientist unfortunately does not a fix make it just stalls the whole thing and leads to bad over engineered, overly technical solutions. Companies would be
578.
by rob_c 4y ago
As for getting people to join. LEAVE THE APPLE WALLED GARDEN. After that it's entirely as easy as sticking up QR codes of equivalent. I'm not talking about working within the system. Buy crypto, and with it rent a self hosted NON
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by rob_c 4y ago
fine I'll not wish shame on people knowing/understanding better, I guess it pays to be more direct and say they 'should be expected to know better' directly if they're able to write/understand at this level
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Loot boxes not to be govt regulated in the UK(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by rob_c 4y ago|1 comments
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by rob_c 4y ago
yes, but unfortunately that is an exacting definition of the hyperloop compared to a device which actually was made and used regadless of it's commercial success and failings. The other IS snake oil.
582.
by rob_c 4y ago
Or, matrix, mattermost or any self hosted platform where you can control the keys and host yourself... Biggest issue as you highlight is userbase which frankly, if you're serious about going against state media you should be talking ab
583.
by rob_c 4y ago
The lesson should probably have been how most of the developed world doesn't care. In most "developed" countries it's a healthcare issue mostly now, except after the "land of the free" has an episodic meltdown
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by rob_c 4y ago
Have you never used anything other than a DVD or Windows media player? This is ancient! It's very good, but frankly, why is this news to anyone?
585.
by rob_c 4y ago
Well, he wasn't wrong.
586.
by rob_c 4y ago
Only people left using it are now tech people and they've started dropping decisions that lead mainly to bad profits... Albeit slowly...
587.
by rob_c 4y ago
2. Long. Years. Later...
588.
by rob_c 4y ago
There's more than just horse out there too: https://www.exoticmeatco.co.uk/
589.
by rob_c 4y ago
Loving the concept and the name. I wish more people used these tools to test their products outside of CI lab test like environments.
590.
by rob_c 4y ago
I'm surprised they're dragging his situation out so much, I think the intent now is that he's the living example if how they will screw with you if you seriously step out of line even for the right reasons. That, or he will l
591.
by rob_c 4y ago
And again another one gets hot with a CP charge that nobody questions after a character assassination... Something KGB about all that imo.
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by rob_c 4y ago
2 weeks ago https://almalinux.org/blog/almalinux-9-now-available/ Use a proper distro
593.
by rob_c 4y ago
Yeah it was something people laughed at you for predicting would happen in the age of "everything online". Which is a synonym for "everything on the cloud". Which really means "all your stuff on someone else's
594.
by rob_c 4y ago
Lol, if only there were an open office like suite available with a libre license which could generate files in some sort of open documented format which could be shared by all through a clickable interface within a browser... Nah that'
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by rob_c 4y ago
if so, who do you think gets that, the mug that pulled the trigger will likely take the fall rather than CEO unless you've paper writing that he issued the instruction (which isn't likely to exist, even at twitter)
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by rob_c 4y ago
It doesn’t add much other than a lack of open public docs of a new feature that’s not been widely adopted yet. I’m not panicking.
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by rob_c 4y ago
Why is this being moaned about because of one bad machine _again_. As much as i love to lay into Microsoft I see little reason to yet, other than speculation and corporate bad practice brought on by massive corporate incompetence, no grand
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by rob_c 4y ago
given nobody can even agree and decide between GB and UK I'll just skip this and get back to work...
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by rob_c 4y ago
But don't worry now _I_ don't have to talk to my taxi driver as a human being or walk to a cab because it comes and picks _me_ up on _my_ route to work and integrates with _my_ phone... Despite any convenience offered you fundamen
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by rob_c 4y ago
Obstruction is difficult to prove, costly to prosecute and they can afford the fine. Unfortunately when dealing with international groups financials come into the equation regarding prosecution as they could hold this in the courts in years

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