skullone

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by skullone 3y ago
Aren't Apple products also uniformly garish and tasteless with tons of half baked features too? Glad we don't have to see what dumb ideas Apple had in store for us in the automotive realm. The m1/m2 are good chips, but m
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by skullone 3y ago
Barracuda Networks?
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by skullone 3y ago
It seems healthy to have options, almost like the universe is healing a bit after oracle bought Sun. I can't imagine better hands bringing the oxide system together than that team. As an engineer who works entirely with Linux anymore,
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by skullone 3y ago
Cooperating with the prosecution is torture and duress? I'd be ok giving them maximum sentences either way, but they have the opportunity to cooperate to reduce the charges or sentences
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by skullone 3y ago
Oh man. RFI can be a bit broad spectrum too. Motors, wifi, lights, phones. Prob gonna be a challenge
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by skullone 3y ago
He's not unique, instead very textbook sociopath. Lines up with the alleged abuse of his younger sister too. There's not much more to him than a wheeler and dealer, self serving abuser.
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by skullone 3y ago
At first I was like "good luck getting humans to back out orderly" then I remembered these were autonomous and can just get ordered to go back.
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by skullone 3y ago
Is systemd going to add it's own DRI layer?
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by skullone 3y ago
A US LLC isn't the worst idea. Benefits include getting easier vetting from US based companies to some degree, some payment systems get the wheels greased if you are a US company and such too.
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by skullone 3y ago
I mean, you probably should disclose your property has asbestos to trades working on your house - and they probably would wear the right PPE. Lots of people are fine with small risks with regular materials like sheetrock on small jobs (cutt
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by skullone 3y ago
Slow car sales in general is a thing, I think I read there's like 3 million brand new cars sitting in inventory, when the normal is less than a million
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by skullone 3y ago
My pixel5 is doing good with Firefox. I credit as blockers for keeping the browser performant
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by skullone 3y ago
I think insurance paid for the tests in fact. We had the doctors collect stem cells from the umbilical cord and they're stored at some place. That was like $1000 each kid, and $100 a year to keep. But after like 10 years you get some m
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by skullone 3y ago
We voluntarily did DNA tests on both of us to rule out any parental defects, as well as tests in utero to see if there were issues. Luckily there were none, but we had some discussions on what we might do. It seems reasonable and responsibl
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by skullone 3y ago
I'll criticize Apple when it's due, but I'm glad the OS isn't filled with absolute trash all over the place on a fresh install. I can't even bring myself to build a new PC for gaming, because whenever I turn on a Wi
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by skullone 3y ago
Yah, this is a weird one. Did you test the performance with and without directory integration?
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by skullone 3y ago
Are you integrating with IPA for Kerberos NFS? Or just uid/gid mappings? Wonder why the perf would be so bad over nfs after either though
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by skullone 3y ago
Do you look outside to get the weather from 5,000 miles away?
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by skullone 3y ago
And when crimes totalling hundreds of billions happen, who will you call?
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by skullone 3y ago
You are so ignorant of the world that I feel sad for you
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by skullone 3y ago
Zelle is among the worst, yuck
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by skullone 3y ago
Same! We have an acre of trees, a hill, boulders, 2 sheds, trampoline, bikes, digging tools. Nope. Screens.
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by skullone 3y ago
I wouldn't call them "frame sizes" for ATM or DSL. It's a bit of a transparent fragmentation into "cells" onto the "transport" layer. It could carry arbitrary "frame" sizes on that
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by skullone 3y ago
I tell everyone I know to use Firefox with uBlock. It's a small good deed, but everyone should get off Google and MS products.
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by skullone 3y ago
AI right now is hardly a sentient mind we are depriving experience from.
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by skullone 3y ago
80% of my daily driving could be on a PHEV on battery only, with the motor covering the remainder. A PHEV Camry would be sublime :(
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by skullone 3y ago
All we had back in my day was our imagination anywars
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by skullone 3y ago
But not many 17 year olds change the world. The standout people usually gain some form of recognition and cheers from people. Unless you're one of the "everyone's achievements are equal!" kind of person.
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by skullone 3y ago
Because this is a highly unusual and complex thing for someone that young to accomplish? We should applaud them for their dedication and results. There's soooop much that can distract youth (or anyone of any age) from completing a purs
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by skullone 3y ago
That sounds like an awful deal for a company trying to build collaboration.

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