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by sirmike_ 4y ago
And yet you are on round two of responses to it.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
And how does that change anything else he says? It doesn't. Thats also not how "literally" works either. Your commentary surely tells the reader to use caution, but not how you think it does.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
> Tabloid papers have been on the front page here. I wouldn’t it hold it in such high honors. Who said anything about honor. Its attention which gets things changed or noticed or something otherwise. These one-dimensional, judgey comm
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
> The commenter said all gasses and exhausts must be contained, and I tend to agree that this is a good goal to move towards. > Most of the population, quite frankly, is wrong about a lot of things like this. We see that from the hate
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Absolutely not. Ridiculous regulations would beg to be ignored and summarily ludicrous by common folks. The climate is what it is. But its hardly to the level that your actions call for. No. Just no.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
So? Who cares. Just because he is a thinking and breathing human being with a pulse and a different view than you. How many times have you made the front page of a prolific website? That’s like me telling the world — you, based off one comm
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Nah, that's optimizing practice. Eventually you roll into whatever because it's old hat. Would you tell BB King playing every day he was optimizing for nothing? Haha. You can and will hit a bad streak, it's inevitable. There
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
An armed society is a polite society. -- RAH
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Sounds like a good way to get your cheeks clapped by the Feds. Only believe it if it had the weight of law for something like this. No way would a person want to wing it with a DoJ "promise". Lol. C'mon man.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Have used and brought keycloak into many companies over the years as a solution. Steep learning curve a little. But it essentially works as designed either as the IDP (rare in my exp) or as a IAM broker more common. Big companies need it b
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
I am Schrodinger's dummy. I am Schrodinger's smarty.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Yes. I answered all within the time frame. I still had 14 minutes and change on the clock.
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
What does this mean? I didn't even get a score. "Your IQ lies outside the area that the test is able to measure. We are hoping to extend this area as soon as we have gathered more data."
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Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization(oyez.org)
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
Sure the iPad has its down sides. But it also does complicated things dummy easy. Example tossing a pixelated/blurred box onto a video. That's ridiculously complicated on windows and requires a hell of a steep learning curve. No p
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
I have to respectfully push back here. "hw/sw" garage is the perfect way to describe it. All of this takes place at one's home. There is no arbiter, but the individual over what is in or out to one's time at home. D
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by sirmike_ 4y ago
https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-windows-wsl https://dev.to/mrstardom/how-to-run-podman-on-windows-subsys... https://dev.to/thangchung/start-podman-on-wsl2-in-4-steps-3j
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
I am not clear or see the obvious problem this would solve? Could someone help me understand the user story/user case for the problem this solves today for a user? I honestly have a hard time with these p2p/decentrialized/ bl
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Honestly the only thing I see out of this is that Dropbox is a huge paying customer of this service.
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
https://wire.com/en/ is what i have used for years. YMMV.
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Oh is that so? It will be interesting to see if I end up in FB jail over this one. The kinder way to say this is "May the people of Russia remove the blots of tyranny staining their flag." Also the classic one person's freed
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Just purchased thanks!
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
No thank you.
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Thats cool but I am not paying with some digital coin. But good for people who don't have that hang up.
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Anand hasnt had Anand for a very long time you are right to point out. We had it really good when he was in charge. In depth technical dives from a curious position. https://imgur.com/a/MFAypUc I believe Phronix is st
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
>There are other defenses, historically. Indeed. Revolution, rebellion. None of these *have* to be violent per se. The Pax French have handled massive changes in gov without armed conflict in the 20th Century (not counting WWII and Nazis
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
In the early days when iCloud was new it corrupted my decade long (at that point in time) bookmarks. I was devastated. I never recovered them all. But it taught me a lesson. Apple in the cloud brings nothing good to the user if you trust th
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Bluster is what you say! OK then I am sure you would be ok with zoning being changed to allow for a nuclear power plant in your neighborhood whenever someone(s) with big piles of cash comes through. Yeah, no thanks mate. Where I live the la
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
Seems like this would create a whole host of problems which restrictive zoning solves. In other words we already learned that lesson and people generally do not like unappealing entities being right next door. It allows the public an extra
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by sirmike_ 5y ago
"but nobody ever said that JavaScript made them smarter, or that they learned a lot using anything by Microsoft." Simply not true. Scores and scores of IT people came up on Microsoft. For many it was the door to a technology caree

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