sudioStudio64

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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
DOD spending is more about sustaining the companies in its orbit than producing superior solutions. 1 Trillion dollars for a shit plane...but we can't afford to take care of the veterans and retirees.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
XP came out at the same time that Redhat 6.2 was out. I wonder how it recognized usb drives?
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
That's a very optimistic outlook. I hope it works out exactly as you hope.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
the driver model has changed pretty significantly in the last 12 years. I think its an interesting project, but other than basic desktop compatibility this just isn't going to be really viable. Basic means...no directx...which means pr
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
Open source only makes bugs shallow if lots of people are using the software and reviewing the code. OpenSSL is a great example of code that lots of people ended up using but not reviewing that had/has many issues. I'm not saying
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I know this position isn't popular, but I don't think that will help. They are reverse engineering a really complicated system. Do you think that they have the same kinds of controls that it took MS literally a decade and millions
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I have a feeling that a clone of windows 2000 is going to have some hilari-bad security bugs...
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I know. Queue the "embrace, extend and estinguish" comment... There is an unreasonable fringe that will never be happy.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
As "Amen" is to "Hell Yeah". Well done.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I looked over that "extensive analysis" too, and it's the usual libertarian ridiculousness. He didn't link to anything even remotely non-partisan. Despite his being pro marriage equality he has links to the usual Republi
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
The regulations on taxi drivers exist for a reason. Uber found a way to skirt some of those regulations for a time. Avoiding that regulation created a revenue stream that they used to operate and grow. It was always in danger of regulators
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I know that this site is going to be overwhelmingly pro-uber, but this guy is also a climate denier?
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
That was kind of incoherent and rambling. It was poorly written. There are real reasons to keep an eye on Apple and MS to make sure that they aren't abusing the Open Source community for marketing purposes. They are large companies tha
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
You seem really invested in this idea. I think that we are at odds on the idea that mental damage can be insurmountable. I could speculate as to why, but in the end I think we should just call it good. Cheers.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
You're right. He considers his violence against he state an appropriate reaction to this day apparently.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
He didn't know that 9/11 was going to be 9/11 though...It's dickish, but it was planned to coincide or anything.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I'm not a linguist but he seems to get a large amount of credit in that area.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
And mental trauma from torture or combat that leads to suicide?
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
That was fantastic. Thank you.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I think it comes from scarcity and changing demographics... there is a very real feel of loss off status and power among the white middle and working class. You are right about the crazy views on socialism and German politics in general.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
Just playing devils advocate, he had renounced violence by the time he joined academia hadn't he? He wasn't Carlos the Jackal. Honestly, I can't remember the whole weathermen story. This whole episode does make you wonder whe
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I think in Chomsky's case his work in linguistics actually overshadows his political work because he is so foundational. I wonder how popular Chomsky's radical left views actually are among techies...assuming what I hear about lib
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I don't get why this was downvoted. I was polite. I tried to articulate a counter point. Is it just that people really disagree with the hate speech part or that mental trauma can be as serious as physical trauma??
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I don't know that the mental machinery is as elastic as you say. Our bodies to indeed adjust to mental stress, in fact parts of the brain that respond to fear and stress will overdevelop in relation to other areas producing aberrant be
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
Fine point.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
It depends on what you call left. I bet someone that seriously proposed violence against some institutions or industries would get disinvited. Animal rights extremists or eco-terrorist organizations might fit that bill too.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I get where you are coming from but verbal abuse can be incredibly scarring. As someone that experienced both I can assure you of that... And ill grant that you weren't really talking about abusive speech... But hate speech especially
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
That's a good way of putting something I was thinking. And you clearly said "devils advocate"...it may be an unpopular point but its probably close to what the organizers were actually thinking.
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
I would say that depending on the area and subject there is also a "freedom justice" crowd that can be just as crazy and groupthink-ish. I also find myself not posting sometimes because of repercussions at a later date....not too
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by sudioStudio64 11y ago
You know, I've actually heard of that as an actual racket in other industries... That's really interesting that the most prominent voices against him aren't attending...I don't know. I don't think that you have to i

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