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by sc68cal 2y ago
I'm glad that finally someone pointed this out. Debt slavery for a country that dared to fight back.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
You're asking someone for sources, after accusing someone of espionage with no sources?
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by sc68cal 2y ago
If a landlord can't pay the mortgage then they probably shouldn't be a landlord.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
> Does it fabricate references? Absolutely, maybe about a third of the time And you don't have concerns about that? What kind of damage is that doing to our society, long term, if we have a system that _everyone_ uses and it's
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by sc68cal 2y ago
He's being rewarded for the work he did as FCC chair. This is an established pattern. Be an industry regulator, and conduct yourself in a way where you cater to your industry with the expectation that you will be rewarded after your te
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by sc68cal 2y ago
What groups have the financial means to get chest x-rays, and what groups do not? What historical events could create the circumstances where different groups have different health outcomes?
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by sc68cal 2y ago
With BCPL https://web.archive.org/web/20250130134200/https://www.bell-... See also this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43462794
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by sc68cal 2y ago
A podman pod is what you are looking for, in that case, and I would orchestrate all that via Ansible, and distribute the Ansible playbooks to everyone else so they can run it locally.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
Regulatory capture
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by sc68cal 2y ago
No. You _could_ argue that record _revenue_ could happen due to inflation, but that's not profit.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
The ruling class in this country considers the FAA and other regulatory agencies to be an impediment to them, so they have started to destroy it. In their minds, they don't really care because they have their own planes, and think that
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by sc68cal 2y ago
oh i'm aware. Trupen did a big video on it I think
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by sc68cal 2y ago
I recently purchased a new laptop battery and installed Ubuntu 24.04 on a Macbook Pro from 2009 that I had kept in storage. It is used for light note taking and e-mail, because I wanted to try and see how viable it was to try and stretch th
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by sc68cal 2y ago
You are mistaking "being commonly used for this task" with "good at doing"
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by sc68cal 2y ago
The diagonal belts and diagonal pipes are especially cursed.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
Today's rich are betting on being able to get to their private planes and to their panic bunkers in New Zealand before the rabble catches them
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by sc68cal 2y ago
> the pioneer days when land was plentiful. I think you mean to say "When we could steal land from the people who were originally on that land"
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by sc68cal 2y ago
I've absolutely experienced situations like this where the system is maxed out and ssh becomes barely usable. The problem is that all processes run with pretty much the same priority level, so there's no differentiation in the sch
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by sc68cal 2y ago
I use Harbor at work at $LARGE_COMPANY and it works well. I don't run and maintain it however, I'm just a consumer of it from another team that manages it. They already set up a URL in harbor that mirrors docker.io containers.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
It's a shame that it took Hector Martin completely burning out and publicly melting down for Linus to step up and finally Do Something about this situation. This should have been resolved much earlier by Linus, so that less R4L contrib
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by sc68cal 2y ago
* Redis pub/sub * Redis streams * Redis lists (this is what Celery uses when Redis backend is configured) * RabbitMQ * ZeroMQ
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by sc68cal 2y ago
It's cowardly and easy for me to say now after the fact, but I saw the original Mastodon post because I follow Hector Martin. I didn't think that it was going to make the situation any better but I didn't have the energy to e
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by sc68cal 2y ago
They're not going to want to fly to a tiny airport in the middle of nowhere and then have to drive into the city. That defeats the whole point
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by sc68cal 2y ago
Ha my HN comment is in the article. My 5 seconds of internet fame have come at last
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by sc68cal 2y ago
This really reinforces my aversion to internet connected cars. They used one to kill Michael Hastings.
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by sc68cal 2y ago
I wish they would enrich their commit messages when they're "enriching" CVSS data. https://github.com/cisagov/vulnrichment/commits/develop/
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by sc68cal 2y ago
I was worried that an application I was building in Django, with a frontend built with Bootstrap and some LIGHT jquery was making me look like an old curmudgeon but the part about testability of the frontend really resonated with me. It was
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by sc68cal 2y ago
same here I was scratching my head trying to figure out if something had corrupted my system or what
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by sc68cal 2y ago
The problem is, what do you do once you spend up all your savings on a 1 year vacation? You have to go back, eventually, and it will happen again. Plus, the job market is really tough (isn't it always?) and there are a lot of people ou
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by sc68cal 2y ago
This resonated with me since his description of the situation exactly matches what I have been experiencing the past few months

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