sslayer

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by sslayer 7y ago
What about second breakfast?
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by sslayer 7y ago
I think you are confusing the word "fair" with free.
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by sslayer 7y ago
Agreed, I'm voting with my dollars and will no longer purchase Epic products, and will now consider them in the same class as EA.
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by sslayer 7y ago
They will probably think it's crude and ineffective, but it's the best they had at the time, and at least they weren't testing on humans ( at least cruel and/or unnecessary unimportant testing. The real travesty here is
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by sslayer 7y ago
The real treat will be when they turn it on the managers.
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by sslayer 7y ago
So, is there a difference between and actual vulnerability in the code, and a vulnerability due to unintended misconfiguration? That's what this sounds like (or am I wrong?), And if so, plenty of software can be misconfigured in an uns
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by sslayer 8y ago
You forget that Boeing doesn't own these planes. These aren't Tesla's. We are currently in an era were it seems to be expected that the manufacturer automatically update their software without the end user intervention, ie Te
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by sslayer 8y ago
By that same logic, I take it you don't ride in cars or leave the house.
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by sslayer 8y ago
They were yummy.
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by sslayer 8y ago
Click-baity title, a floating point error prevented the ability to save 28 soldiers.
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by sslayer 8y ago
I disagree with the 99% estimate, I too take the same approach, and recommend the same to those who will listen. I would venture that number to be at least 80%
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by sslayer 8y ago
Statitstics and non-biased double blind emphereal fictitious studies show that those who don't care about privacy, usually have not fully developed privacy awareness intelligence due to social constrictions nominally developed during t
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by sslayer 8y ago
The end is nigh. One more nail in the Linux coffin. Truly we are lost.
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by sslayer 8y ago
Keywords Reserved Words Trigger words
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by sslayer 8y ago
This literally will be the turning point to the slow, painful death of Linux. Great things are forged in conflict, not by committee.
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by sslayer 8y ago
The "cloud" in my humble opinion, is just a rebranding of the 1970's mainframe. Everyone sharing resources - just more across multiple systems that 1. So instead of mainframe or cloud, the proper term should really be - Multi
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by sslayer 8y ago
Yes, until people understand the nature of duality, they struggle with simple concepts. If I choose to not protect myself , am I enabling murders and evil to flourish? Life and death, peace and war, these things are necessary for the engine
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by sslayer 8y ago
The sine, cosine and tan plots hold the key to our very reality.
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by sslayer 8y ago
Bigger picture thought here - how many unique survival mechanisms exist in floura/fawna/fungi in species that survived from the ice age(s) to today that are only exhibited in extreme temperatures/unique atmospheric conditions
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by sslayer 9y ago
If only we had the equivalent of Australia but in space....
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by sslayer 9y ago
Exactly - Removing options and "thinking" for the user removes freedom. I agree that is okay to "hide" options and "think" for the user, as long as those options utimately can be "unhidden". I want my
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by sslayer 9y ago
Really we should just be focusing on building a time machine and re-populate the pre-human past. I imagine that no matter what happens, we could just populate infinite timelines (But we are more likely to already be on that exact timeline)
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by sslayer 9y ago
I agree with your comment about it being functional. But wouldn't removing tail from the pipe remove complexity and speed up the processing(Arguably, most likely only by a small fraction)
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by sslayer 9y ago
You can think of it this way as well - breathing pure oxygen sounds good in theory, but the reality is, it would kill you.
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by sslayer 9y ago
Anybody know of any projects out there that attempt to circumvent the great firewall - I'm guessing those are the ones.
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by sslayer 9y ago
"In China, open source licenses don't have any legal effect," seems to me, to be synonymous with "China is famously awful at upholding IP laws"
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by sslayer 9y ago
Agreed, Considering the "C" stands for Capitalist, a competitive market shouldn't scare them. IMO they want you to play by their own rules, not "free" market rules.
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by sslayer 9y ago
I think your deprecating comment should be directed at the engineer who designed the shifter.
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by sslayer 9y ago
You have to spend money to make money, but I spent all mine trying to make more.
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by sslayer 9y ago
Greased wheels don't squeak.

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