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by tarotuser 4y ago
No, because any further details would highlight where I work and specifically what office. Lets just say the data intersection of: density and geocoding of users, density and location of office sites, travel time bands, and service level ex
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by tarotuser 4y ago
As a systems engineer who was hired explicitly for a massive migration from 2 disparate ArcGIS Enterprise environments to an AWS one... Yeah, there's a massive amount of essential features just missing from OSM and QGIS. Like, even the
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Many places online ban or otherwise shun political demagoguery like that. That sort of behavior does nothing to open discussion or otherwise change minds. It's at best bad graffiti purely meant to inflame.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
This is another case where patent law superseded physical trespass and pollution/littering laws. Monsanto should have paid the farmer for polluting the farmer's field ALONG WITH being required to remove all Monsanto-owned plants.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
The C-levels are in fact people, and can be thrown in jail. The board of directors are also people, and can be thrown in jail. *SOMEONE OR SOMEONES* at the top signed off on that document. If it's multiple people in on this, that makes
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Because .3 cannot be described by a float exactly. And C/C++ doesn't have binary coded decimal natively. If it did, then much of what we use decimals and fractions for would be easier to show in decimal.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Given that I am an occultist and a divinatory reader (tarot, etc), I see no issue with selling spellkits as goods to use. I also see no issue in selling spellcasting or divinatory services either. But I also acknowledge significant problems
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by tarotuser 4y ago
> The goal of the CEO of a publicly traded company is to make the shareholders money. As much money as possible. If laying people off is the best way to do that, they'll do it. At what timescale? Firing the whole company would save
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by tarotuser 4y ago
+1 for the funny joke! But as a story of "DEI" in real practice vs a company who fakes it: I worked as a system engineer for a gov contractor SaaS company with 4 C-levels. 2 were men, and 2 were women. The CEO was a second generat
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I've always found these telling when companies bandy around with "DEI great!"... All the while the C-levels are 'white male sausagefest' except for the DEI position, which is invariably a black woman. I like seeing
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by tarotuser 4y ago
There is no such thing as "Green hydrogen", other than the facade of oil companies that created that term to allay climate change fears. And we even have a term for this - Greenwashing. https://theecologist.org/202
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by tarotuser 4y ago
This isn't a binary answer, no matter how much you try to cast it as one. Software exploits are found regularly. But this is different, with the fact that Ubuntu is peddling knowingly vulnerable software, and then with the implicit thr
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by tarotuser 4y ago
That's the problem: for those of us who run Ubuntu and related (Xubuntu here), we found out about this by our regular updating, and having apt give that rude message. It's basically a "fuck you pay me" message, with the
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Im well aware what they're doing, as I submitted this nearly 2 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34605980 Charging money isn't explicitly against the GPL, BSD, or similar FLOSS licenses. However, are t
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by tarotuser 4y ago
The real problem is that Ubuntu is emitting knowingly vulnerable software for free, and then flaunting "if you were part of our pay-group, you'd get the security patches". The ethical thing is to upstream the fixes, or quit t
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by tarotuser 4y ago
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Some Ubuntu security patches are now behind 'Ubuntu Pro', a paid product(cloudisland.nz)
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by tarotuser 4y ago
You have a few options. Any requests coming from that server network should be goatse-d on all images. Or, since they're hosting from Germany, make sure to throw in some pro-nazi stuff and "holocaust didnt happen" stuff, and
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by tarotuser 4y ago
From all the comments thus far posted here, I think you'd be best off finding work "under the table", cash only. Yes, this would be defrauding the SSDI system, in the technical sense. But given the significant rise in damned
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by tarotuser 4y ago
The 10% bad and 10% good is also a strong proxy for poverty/plenty. Desperate people do desperate things. Also, be careful how you assign "bad". It can either be unethical or illegal, as they are not the same thing.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
HN doesn't forcefeed custom tailored content in a never-ending stream. In fact, HN has optional account limiting functions to keep from the Tiktok-ification.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Aside the whole Sinophobia, I used and summarily quit TikTok because it was too good at what it aimed to do. I found myself binging for an hour here and there inanely scrolling/watching/scrolling ad absurdum. It was self-retrospec
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by tarotuser 4y ago
My apologies. I misunderstood the nature of said question. After surveying my field of information, I believe that Oracle databases are far superior to anything else on the market. /Cringe
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Moreso, you never know if there's some logic bomb inserted in the response. And it's not at all far-fetched. We have the Sony PS2 Linux yanked away after it being a sold feature. And with a joke of a response to that, indicates th
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I wish this weren't buried in a small form factor computer build thread, as you deserve a better response... I am an occultist and a witch. I don't particularly work with many Gods, but I do work with 2 (Brigid and Loki). Others h
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Weirdly enough, ether can be drank. Erowid has a great many self-reported case studies of the effects of ether drinking https://erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Ether.shtml I've never consumed or inhaled it my
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Wine emulates Windows APIs . You would need something like qemu to do arm->x86-64 to do CPU emulation and then use WINE to run Windows programs on a Raspberry Pi.
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Most people will respond with "immorality" or likewise. What it amounts to is badly interpreted bible verses by the 3 Abrahamic religions as a means of social control over the taboo of sex. As someone who follows the old religions
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I'd trust your nose. If you can smell it printing, it means you're smelling the outgassing of unburnt and burnt plastics. You could also get a pm10 and pm2.5 air quality monitor for a more scientific measurement. Gasses won't
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by tarotuser 4y ago
If you can get them into a shed or an outbuilding, that's 99.9% of the problem solved. You can also enclose the printer. For example, the ender3 pro has a box bag that you can put the printer in. Solves the problem. My custom printer h

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