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tobltobs
10y ago
My anecdotal evidence from the Rheinknie would "prove" the opposite. And in the year 1990 we already had IT lessons in High School where we programmed in BASIC and Pascal. I think the social stigma came from the your mother being
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tobltobs
10y ago
Docker isn't a packaging solution. It is an excuse to avoid packaging.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Can somebody help me out with this question: The default config for unattended-upgrades seems to not enable reboot even if a reboot would be required to activate the upgrades. Wouldn't that had made quite a few important upgrades in t
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tobltobs
10y ago
> they also sell really odd stuff at times seemingly totally random too. Once I found bird baths there and another week an four post canopy They buy those items in large amounts very cheap. People love those "bargains" and can&
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tobltobs
10y ago
It is only at Aldi where you have no area behind the cashier, all other have those and I hate them. You have to stand in line and wait until some slowly moving /&%%/ is packing all his stuff in slow motion into his much too sm
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tobltobs
10y ago
> I'm replying to your delusion that you can't get worse than that meal, And that is wrong, it doesn't matter what you eat at MacDonalds. You can swap the coke against "chocolate milk" to reduce sugar, therefore
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tobltobs
10y ago
Sorry to disturb those dreams about fresh cut apple slices. They are not freshly cut, they are cutted and treated with chemicals in a factory, packed into plastic and might be lying around for up to two weeks before some parents give them t
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tobltobs
10y ago
I think he is talking about unnecessary additional attack vectors, not about functionality.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Fried food? Seriously? Do you believe McDonalds has a backroom in their shops where they have a bakery for their apple slices, and in their backyard they are growing apple trees and some lucky cows are wandering between the trees, so they
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tobltobs
10y ago
Or he gets downvoted because he thinks healthy food has something to do with calorie counting or those nutritional information printed on the package.
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tobltobs
10y ago
The interesting question is, if this is a sign for an achievement of McDonalds or a failure of the society?
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tobltobs
10y ago
> You could do much worse. How?
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tobltobs
10y ago
Or which are hosted in Russia.
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tobltobs
10y ago
I think it is obvious that this trade did not originate from someone inside of the banking sector, else it would have been constructed in a "legal" way.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Sure, and I guess the speaker list problem could be avoided by using a faked passport. Edit: can't add a reply to the followup question anymore. So I add it here. Google, all your 007 travel style will break down if the find your name
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tobltobs
10y ago
Because Stallmann told you so.
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tobltobs
10y ago
To be sure that they couldn't catch her lying, she would have to avoid to take anything with her which could give a hint for her real purpose of visit. Also she should avoid that her name is for example on the speaker list. Also she sh
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tobltobs
10y ago
And what would your "advise" be if she would get into trouble for lying to a custom officer? I guess something like "Just don't lie".
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Morocco bans reading newspapers in public
(telegraph.co.uk)
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10y ago
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10y ago
GitHub Link: https://github.com/maruos/maruos
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Maru OS – Your phone is your PC
(maruos.com)
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10y ago
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tobltobs
10y ago
I can remember those "Built a print server with Linux" times. But I did have the impression that MS really didn't take Linux as a serious contender, not even as a server OS. Was I wrong believing that?
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tobltobs
10y ago
> Bill agreed to make SQL Server work more poorly stop competing so aggressively. I might have been living under a rock and everybody but me already heard about this story. But I would expect that every HN reader would drop his coffee cu
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tobltobs
10y ago
If a court would be able to number the amount of money a corporation did make with an illegal practice it would be able give a fine which is higher then the gains, else the fine wouldn't have any effect. But with the now common creativ
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Russia’s Irkut Corp unveiled the first MC-21 medium-haul jetliner
(airwaysnews.com)
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10y ago
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tobltobs
10y ago
That's both time the same side of the coin. Apart of that: "exert social pressure on the developer in case things don't go as expected" is an awful way to deal with conflicts.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Doesn't the third sentence in the article you linked to answer your questions?
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tobltobs
10y ago
> They try most fringe/new technology, ... I would have thought that in area like IT where everything gets reinvented every decade (or less) a master programmer wouldn't have to look at the details to assess a "new" t
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tobltobs
10y ago
Before the EU could forbid geoblocking they would have to introduce a common level for IPP. And I am pretty sure nobody (apart of the copyright holders) would be pleased with that.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Bounties not involving any compensation are indeed a kind of new trick.
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