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"Why Richard, it profit a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world. . . but for 900 MRR!”
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> they become highly prone to viewing the world as much worse than it is and sowing discontent So pay them to keep them sweet so they can accurately portray people's live back to them as being wonderful? I don't think it takes
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5y ago
As a non-American may I point out that SNL is no laughing matter under any circumstances.
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5y ago
It might just be me but recently I have found myself a bit uncertain or nervous about the true compatibility of MySQL and MariaDB. I also find I sometimes don't know which I'm connecting to between all the different systems I'
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5y ago
I'm interested to hear more if you can share.
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5y ago
A lot of programmers aren't capable of writing software. This is a nothing argument. Lots of office workers are very intelligent people.
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5y ago
My experience is that 1984 is much more re-readable. That doesn't necessarily mean anything, except that perhaps Orwell created a world that is more mentally inhabitable despite its grim nature. The little room above the shop is a resp
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5y ago
I found the errors in this text unnerving. They were uncannily glitch-like.
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5y ago
The Dolphin is the only thing I remember and I saw it last when it came out in the cinema.
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5y ago
He's poking fun at government bureaucracy. You tell them there's an alien invasion and they send you their latest helpful brochure. In other words totally ignore you and instead perform some default function.
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5y ago
Arthur C Clarke has a good story on the dangers of warfare at the bleeding edge https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superiority_(short_story)
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5y ago
I'm contemplating a move to the Riviera (family reasons). Any general advice on the tech scene down there? My French is bad at present but I have quite a bit of room for manouevre...
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5y ago
His point seems to be that mixing async and sync code in Python is a nightmare. I'm not sure how the fact that you do not observe the same issue in C# (a totally different language and runtime) is relevant?
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5y ago
You could start by looking at something super simple like Kilo: https://github.com/antirez/kilo Even I could understand this one pretty well and that's no small matter.
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5y ago
It was previously possible for an attacker, especially a selective one to impersonate the domain of a major provider like Paypal or Dropbox in the display address. I think the fact this is no longer possible is a good thing. Phishing has go
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5y ago
Lovely website - just a note that your contact pages / widgets all list support@example.com as your contact email...Ignore me if you're just building but thought it was worth pointing out.
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5y ago
I'm not the OP. I like having richer friends - I borrow their money...and only sometimes give it back. I did read that but I've never accepted that usage. It's a despicable attempt to elide a very useful discrimination.
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You're not an asshole, but perhaps I am: it's envy - not jealousy. > Envy means discontented longing for someone else’s advantages. Jealousy means unpleasant suspicion, or apprehension of rivalship. https://www.merri
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5y ago
There was an Irish company called Steorn in this "space" between 2006 and 2016. I was invited in 2006/7 to a discussion of the company's technology hosted by the CEO. I was there with a small group of journalists and pot
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5y ago
There are many kinds of Atheism. I have met people to whom the very idea of God was just a weird thing they heard of once and thought was kind of cute or whatever but a matter of genuine indifference to them. On the other hand we have the p
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There are God hating atheists. What I refer to are people who were raised within a powerful belief system. Their atheism is powerfully and emotionally reactive against that belief system and it's ultimate symbol. They profess not to be
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5y ago
Strong atheism of the sort you profess is religious in my opinion. It may or may not be spiritual, depending on its flavour. You don't sound like a God hating atheist (which is definitely spiritual).
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5y ago
What's the term for these articles? FIREPorn? SecurityPorn? All these dreams of safety make me feel sorry for people. To need so much money just not to be afraid.
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A lot of it is luck. You can go years not seeing much of the really malicious spam and then one day you're on the list and you'll find yourself being bombarded with stuff Spamassassin doesn't touch. Especially if your organiz
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5y ago
Reread The Good Soldier Svejk by Jaroslav Hasek.
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We have about 500ms to make our assessment so we wouldn't follow a link in realtime and depend on it resolving and redirecting etc. Instead we expand them later and visit and scan them after the fact. But at that point the email is oft
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A link shortener is a simple way for malicious or spammy email senders to cloak their malicious or spammy link in something which is not yet on a block list. So what we find is that as new ones come into the market they are eagerly adopted
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Manage your reputation very very carefully. I do tech for an email security service and we start blocking these very quickly once we see any anything we don't like.
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I had a bit of struggle to understand precisely how this works. I haven't had a need to use similar technology...But at least one mechanism seems to be: 1. Data submitted by end user 2. Intercepted by an Evervault Server and encrypted
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5y ago
As others have pointed out the OP's dislike of newer memes is merely a function of age and/or conservatism. But there is a deeper criticism to be made of memes. They are often a thought killer. As with much humour on the internet
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