smitty1e

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by smitty1e 2y ago
All of this. Plus, when one wants to be just a bit edgy, AUR is there for you.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
e, 3, and pi be Something of a trinity (Wink from Diety)
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by smitty1e 2y ago
This is an excellent point. If the parties involved can be humble, honest, and committed to the general improvement, then there can be improvement. Which is more or less impossible at scale.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
> incredibly toxic I can't get past "snide" on this one. Social commitments are purely voluntary. If someone's burned out and introverted for whatever reason, then only the legal commitments matter, irrespective of wi
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by smitty1e 2y ago
For those interested in the counter-argument, see: Is Administrative Law Unlawful?[0] "While the federal government traditionally could constrain liberty only through acts of Congress and the courts, the executive branch has increasing
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I get to do semi-regular single parenting as the wife hits the road. Hats off to those keeping it together full-time. However we encourage single mothers in a positive way is worthwhile.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I strongly recommend family and community connections for everyone. Readers of this site are strongly technical people. Family and community are crucial components in the operating system of society. The benefits to your technical tasks at
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I just do `sudo pacman -Syu` more or less daily. Thanks for posing this question, as it should prove instructive.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
"But no one lives the life they want. No one lives the best, most interesting life they can. And the tiny shred of human beings who live in these permanently romantic states are all people who got immensely lucky in some way, usually i
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by smitty1e 2y ago
> The electrochemical approach allows for micron-scale feature resolution, complex internal features, high-purity materials, and rapid scalability to support mass manufacturing. That just does not sound cheap. One envisions a cost-distri
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by smitty1e 2y ago
All bets are off when some mad Celt hooks this up to a bag and some drones. You'd have to take air out the back end and over the shoulder to connect to the "chanter" at mouth level and have full reach on the instrument. But t
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The Macroeconomics of Narratives(nber.org)
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Word vs. Outlook
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by smitty1e 2y ago
tl;dr: There is concern that BigNames will give AI "root" on your life and let it take action on your behalf that would have previously required permission, e.g. logging in with a FANG account. About the time that real costs are i
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by smitty1e 2y ago
Most recent Office configurations don't trust any downloaded documents, and most recent email configurations have forced me to send code snippets as .txt or some denuded variation.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
> The on-paper existence of Firefox as a hypothetical competitor kept the Federal wolves at bay, and that's all Google cared about. On-paper prophylactics being the best prophylactics, of course.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
Tillich argues a stronger point in "Love, Power, and Justice"[0] Power without love is tyrannical, binary harshness. Power without justice is foppish sentimentality. [0] https://www.amazon.com/Love-Power-Justice-On
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I mean, at some point, why not just write a custom compiler?
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I was going to label this a fine example of yak shaving. Usually when I'm working this hard against the tool, I've missed something, though the author here sounds expert.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I want the details that matter to be in view, as on a chess board. Not stashed away in some obscure, poker-style location.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
About the first time there was some hidden Registry value jacking up my life, Windows made me feel like the product, instead of Microsoft's OS or application. Open Source isn't challenge-free, but it's much closer to the ch
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by smitty1e 2y ago
Probably more the M than the S in SMB. I'm fond of saying "Everything is easy, when you know how to do it", but getting these security details absolutely right isn't entry-level.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
> Single sign-on (SSO) is a mechanism for outsourcing the authentication for your website (or other product) to a third party identity provider, such as Google, Azure AD, Okta, PingFederate, etc. OK, so SSO==OAuth. What TFA doesn't
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I don't mind paying for news, in fact I subscribe to a site or two. What I do mind is sites that are peddling the Orwellian narrative.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
Second plot twist: the one passionate developer who tipped the argument is the author. The article amounts to a public confession.
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by smitty1e 2y ago
This a good analysis. However, for a quick skim of the article, all of cited issues with Docker as such are in fact solved by services such as ECS[0]. Thus, the question of whether to manage nginx directly may be more of a business decision
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by smitty1e 2y ago
"The issue is not the issue: the revolution is the issue."--David Horowitz We absolutely cannot read minds, but leaving open the possibility of other, less positive motives might be prudent.
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It's more a purely contextual chemical reaction between a set of artists in a certain moment.
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Not according to Beato
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by smitty1e 2y ago
I think of this more in terms of looking at a piece of musical notation, and moving the tune from an external to internal storage. That is, the mechanical effort of forming notes on an instrument and reading them in and then playing a song

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