tcmart14

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by tcmart14 2y ago
Probably a few reasons. For Darwin, there are a few small projects but I think they are all functionally dead. The benefit with Linux, or even the BSDs here is, sure you gotta port to the hardware, but you should get a good set of user land
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I also think calling it hostile is a little far. I recall Hector making comments of, "yea, even though is not greatly documented, it does things quiet a few things the way I would expect" and I believe even applauded Apple on a fe
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Im pretty sure he specifically said the cancer was trying to inter-op 2 languages in a code base and not Rust. Even went on to say that he thinks Rust is good and recommends people implement new Greenfield projects in it.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I wonder though, in specifically this instance, if the price of their feed is going down because of how many chickens have been culled or just flat out died from disease. But yea, if other cost rise, they will need to rise prices.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I wonder if it is rooted in similar things though. Right, like with email. People don't really read or check emails because spam became a serious problem. Then with social media, looking at facebook, there is definitely a big different
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Not really. I wasn't a pilot, just a lowly ABF in the Navy. But when we deployed, on an LHD, most of our flights were what you could probably "classify" as training. We ran flight ops every day because pilots have to maintain
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by tcmart14 2y ago
No expert, but I would assume, the USA would front it, but then take a case against SpaceX. So it would be Boat Owner v. USA, then USA v. SpaceX shortly after. Although I could be totally wrong. But yea, seems appropriate to update it or if
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Because better data privacy laws would be bad for American companies for collecting the same data.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I can't believe TikTok is not just getting around this by using the philosophy many people use when they are forced to change passwords. Just add an "!". TikTok: "We arn't TikTok, we are now TikTok!"
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I really have no clue what you're trying to say. You presented as a bad historical example for your argument, landing on the moon. I showed how that was a flawed example and now you're talking about a people from India in IT and t
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by tcmart14 2y ago
We literally put a man on the moon because we acquired Werner Von Braun and used his plans... I mean, we probably would have eventually done it, but the timeline likely would have been different and the soviets might have beaten us to the m
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by tcmart14 2y ago
As a public service announcement. 'The DistroWatch Page Hit Ranking statistics are a light-hearted way of measuring interest in Linux distributions and other free operating systems among the visitors of this website. They correlate nei
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Distro watch's ranking isn't a good metric since it could be gamed easily. My understanding is it's just based on the number of clicks on the website, which I bet is gamed. I doubt MX Linux is actually that popular. I've
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Yes and no. I think at the base, everyone just wants their software to run. The challenge is, people don't want to have to learn anything new to do that. What are most people comfortable with? Windows. Why? It was on their school compu
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I'd push back against the 1-2%. I think the reality is, 1-2% is the group of people who will exploit the system and more importantly, have the means to do so. But the number of people who would exploit the system is probably quiet a
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by tcmart14 2y ago
We've got a senior dev who uses ChatGPT for his code all the time. Right now I am currently fixing all the exceptions 'his code' pops. Well, I shouldn't say what his code pops. The code ChatGPT generated for him. He just
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by tcmart14 2y ago
At my university, the quickest you would be able to take it was the second year because Calc 1 and Calc 2 were considered pre-reqs. Assuming you're a normal student doing only Fall/Spring semester, you can't take Calc 1 and 2
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Flew out of there recently to a trip to Minnesota. I wasn't aware that they were redoing it, but when I walked in, I definitely enjoyed it. It really is a beautiful design.
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by tcmart14 2y ago
There is large machinery. But does it go down the same stretch of road 20 times a day all days of the year though? May also depend on location. You ain't taking the combine down the road several times a day in the middle of winter. So
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Doesn't match reality at all. If only these people can see the daily insanity. I just got through 2 weeks, where at the end the owner of the company had to ask me why I haven't had much progress and trying to explain that everyday
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by tcmart14 2y ago
This is really cool. I am curious though, did using the PineTime from Pine64 cross your mind as a way to handle the hardware? If so, what was the reasoning for not going that route?
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by tcmart14 2y ago
That is true. Maintainers don't owe them anything, most of the licenses say this and express no-warranty or guarantees. But its more about, people feel obligated to provide support for their open sourced projects even though that techn
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I agree it is very unlikely. And I don't think you are proposing this is the case, but for the sake of argument. However, wouldn't it still be rather easy to verify? Faraday cage just helps with isolation and filters out the noise
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Yea, it seems like this would be easily verified, if true, by security experts. Watch the network traffic in a faraday cage. See some strange packets that don't make sense with currently used protocols, okay, maybe there is some truth
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I am assuming they are talking about this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzXcTFfV3Ls&t=3s Edit: Another link with probably better info https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC1wgWi9WWU TLDR: DC-X (Delta Cli
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Definitely. And if I had to take a guess, yes, it happens slowly. I guess we could use Detroit perhaps as an example. Booming, industry sorta crumbled there, made it no longer desirable. Because of that, Detroit for a city has become cheap
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by tcmart14 2y ago
I'd really like to know how many businesses are replacing storage and RAM. Most of the ones I've worked for, they just buy the business Dell Latitude and never touch to storage or RAM. Everything for the business is in O365 or sha
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by tcmart14 2y ago
Yea it did, and its important when making comparisons to not glaze over it. Java with the, write once and run anywhere mantra due to the JVM was a huge deal. Granted, in some ways it didn't pan out as well as advertised (embedded Java)
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by tcmart14 2y ago
For sure, I agree with a lot here. I am still a regular customer of B&N. Even got a paid membership this year and switched from the Kindle to the Nook. I image there is some customer base like me who are using B&N just to avoid Amaz
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by tcmart14 2y ago
B&N is also probably the only example I can think of that has gotten somewhat better since. But I also wonder if its an outlier even worth considering. I don't work at B&N, so this is me making a guess. They don't have any

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