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by snuxoll 8y ago
My wife is an avid Pandora user, recently there's been ads from Adam & Eve on the service. It's been fantastic to sit down and eat dinner as a family, then hear an ad for a sex shop play after a couple of songs. It's not
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Embedding Chromium is easy, embedding Gecko is....not. I'm guessing that's about where it started and ended, TBH.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
You can register as “unaffiliated”, but depending on your state what options you have for voting in primaries depends on your affiliation. Some states only allow you to vote in the primary for your affiliated party, others let you pick one
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Your vote is secret, but your registered party affiliation is not.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Qt /thread
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Here in the US it’s incredibly easy to find where anybody lives if they are registered to vote. You can plunk my name into the Idaho voter website and it will spit my address out, no fuss.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
It never was (or only was for a short period) thanks to patent trolls.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
It doesn’t HAVE to be, I can manually edit my yum configs and specify the mirror - but using MM and Metalink means it automatically gets used.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Calling them ancient is a bit unfair, they regularly backport hardware support and select other features from newer kernels. Unlike other distributions, however, they have a stable kernel ABI for an entire release, so they can’t bring in
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by snuxoll 8y ago
There’s no questional legality, and end-user can do whatever they want with GPL software. As long as the modules aren’t bundled with the kernel or on the same media the GPL is perfectly happy with the arrangement.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Yes, the mirror is configured as private and is only served to machines in my IP range - since it’s on the internal network it does nobody else good to have access.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Fedora handles this use case beautifully with MirrorManager, which includes the EPEL repos as well. All of the logic is server side, when a yum/dnf client connects to the Metalink server to fetch a mirror list from our IP block it gets
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Don't forget the MAOI's that also contribute to the addiction.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
You mean use (X)SFP(+), not “use fiber”. The SFP+ copper twinax cables I use in my lab at home have lower latency than the majority of MMF/SMF transceivers on the market.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Sectional charts also display magnetic variation, there's no reason to change the instruments when you can do basic math.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Sure, but that's what projects like QEMU/DOSBox/other emulators and compatibility shims are for. There's so much abandonware out there, especially games that are stuck in licensing limbo that can't legally be acquir
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by snuxoll 8y ago
ARM server platforms are moving to adopt standard firmware solutions like UEFI (yes, UEFI sucks in many ways - but A standard is better than what we have now) to start alleviating the device tree madness, just don’t hold your breath on it
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Public information about ongoing investigations and arrests wouldn't be problematic if our society didn't have such hilariously broken views on criminal investigations and trials. Get arrested in connection with some well talked-a
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Not enough space in the ears of the iPhone X/XS displays to show the dots - at least that's my guess why they switched it back.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
ElasticSearch doesn’t have adequate data integrity to treat it as a primary data store for most use cases.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
There are no term limits for steering council members, assuming they are doing the job adequately the core team can just let them continue in their seat. Giving a moderately frequent way to change up less-than-stellar-but-not-malicious coun
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by snuxoll 8y ago
DVORAK isn’t useless though, it’s the only reason I was able to learn touch typing.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Somebody from Robinhood's legal team either said "yeah, the SPIC will totally be okay with this" or management ignored any advice to the contrary, whichever it was those people need to pull their heads out of their asses. Eve
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by snuxoll 8y ago
On the note of account management, you cannot be a Google Cloud Partner without GSuite or Google Cloud Identity accounts, period, end of story. This whole setup is just ludicrous, I have to pay Google money just to have a partner login? Eve
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The Windows Admin Center currently doesn't cover everything that the RSAT does, notable omissions include anything related to Active Directory. Personally, the Windows Admin Center is a nice-to-have tool for quick tasks by inexperience
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Group Policy can't manage Exchange, Active Directory, etc - prior to the introduction of Powershell you were at the mercy of what was provided with the RSAT and RDP for anything else.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
IBM does this with their PVU model, everyone HATES it because it's a logistical nightmare to deal with (except IBM, of course).
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by snuxoll 8y ago
You still can’t make FK references TO partitioned tables, unfortunately.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I would generally agree, though there are unfortunately limitations imposed on you the moment you start using partitioning with PostgreSQL (foreign keys remain to be a big one).
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by snuxoll 8y ago
There are commercial solutions that provide that, EnterpriseDB will happily sell you licenses for their solution if you don't want to roll your own.

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