rutthenut

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by rutthenut 7y ago
Aha, I mentioned this yesterday in the 'oldies' thread. Be interesting to see if others have anything to say on it, or if the idea of a VAX Cluster has passed most people by.
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by rutthenut 7y ago
I also have VAX experience, but definitely not in recent decades, and I am neither extinct nor retired. Still look back at how some aspects of VAX/VMS were so much better than what followed. Aware that Windows NT was written by Dave Cu
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by rutthenut 7y ago
I thought that the Java Robocode stuff was interesting and could help inject some fun or 'gamification' into development. Would that not be a useful challenge for CS students? https://robocode.sourceforge.io/
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by rutthenut 7y ago
So if limited choice of suitcase colour available, get a can of spray paint and customise it so you can easily spot it - and others won't accidentally mistake it for their own ...
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by rutthenut 7y ago
Yes, they do have issues with this. Whether UK or any other nationality. Funnily, I have a colleague who overstayed his entry visa by exiting a day late and frequently gets stopped and questioned when he goes back, which he does often as he
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Pah, I've not seen Agile cause burnout at all. Far from it, the way sprints become long slow walks and stories move from one sprint to the next, at the altar of 'Agile' and not 'Delivery', developers appear to be un
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Try reading this later post where he refers back to it, including the use of the terms 'geek' and 'fallacy' in the title. http://www.plausiblydeniable.com/opinion/fifteen.html
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Some other info aggregated here https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/4/18294317/boeing-737-max-et... Clear to most that the software has/had an appalling design for error-handling, with tragic results, a
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by rutthenut 8y ago
I would've assumed the US and Europe may be a large part of the demand for poached animals.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
That was never a law - you were probably just caught up with an interpretation by the service provider.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Copyright is far from a dinosaur. It may be disliked by freeloaders but that doesn't make it wrong. I know of numerous photographers who find their work ripped-off; without copyright protection they would have no comeback on that.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Agree entirely. Take a clear statement. Say it isn't clear what someone may want from that statement, claiming it is confusing when it really is not. Do what is clearly the opposite intention, blaming deliberate stated confusion. Grrr.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Well given the amount of Internet traffic out there, I'd say that one percent (albeit 'less than' that) could be rather a lot of traffic that would be blocked if TLS 1.0 or 1.1 were totally dropped or blocked.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Madness! I guess with images of this sort, it might judge that the person could be dangerous, but just on the looks of your face alone, that is just stereotyping done as a [very suspect] business. https://www.google.com/sear
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by rutthenut 8y ago
I don't believe that these 'free' credit score services are free, you just don't pay them a monthly fee. Instead, they make money from having your financial details, presumably to sell you other services. Same as farcebo
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Agree entirely. I viewed that as a series of statements showing the inequality. Not stating that the unfairness should be applied to the accused soldiers.
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Do understand that things change over time, from simple beginnings to complex offspring. But I agree with many commenters here; it is frustrating and a ball-ache to have to learn yet another syntax to manage build dependencies and instructi
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by rutthenut 8y ago
If you have Docker for Windows, it includes K8S too, out of the box
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by rutthenut 8y ago
2015, not new news
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Great suggestion. No quick fix in there but does help set the context...
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by rutthenut 8y ago
Not at all annoyed about that. It is the principle he pushes and I have no concern at all that this one password manager he explicitly names is one that he gets some benefit from. That site doesn't run for free, you know. If you read i
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by rutthenut 9y ago
Would they like FB, Google, eBay, Apple et al to know which banks they hold accounts with, how often they access them, from PCs and from their phones? Or what religion you may follow? Or your other personal preferences? Would they like such