turk73

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by turk73 7y ago
We force them to deal with us individually. I think that is the difference that we must maintain or we quickly become collectivized. Individual rights. Honestly, I think a great first step would be alcohol and drug testing for politicians
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by turk73 7y ago
And every day when I say what you just said, I get downvoted on here. What is with people? You have to realize: They do this unethical crap in our names. We own this.
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by turk73 7y ago
Miami, FL, 1980s. Notorious drug money laundering into real estate.
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by turk73 7y ago
Your parents were right--every dipshit English major with no talent thinks they can be a writer. It's a crowded field and hard to break out with so many competing products looking for eyeballs. The irony is it has never been cheaper
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by turk73 7y ago
Nulls, dumb syntax, bugs, my high blood pressure... In 2013 I tried darn hard to get a job doing Clojure but it never panned out. The world just isn't ready, it seems.
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by turk73 7y ago
If Oracle goes through with the Java licensing threats, Go will have its day for sure. Also, environments like Kubernetes and Openshift make Java kind of heavy--the portability comes via the container and thus there is no need for a portabl
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by turk73 7y ago
I quit visiting Colorado. Every resort I went to everyone was high and the service was lousy. People who are high all the time don't even understand how stupid they look and how poor of a job they're doing. Legal or not, there
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by turk73 7y ago
The whole thing is a "nice try" but spending money on something like this isn't green--we're supposed to be consuming less overall and this hunk of plastic will break within six months and then sit on a shelf until it in
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by turk73 7y ago
Every time I read one of these things I feel dumber. Who buys stuff like Bootstrap templates? I feel like most of that kind of stuff is free or not hard to replicate and I don't get why people spend money on it.
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by turk73 7y ago
The above is why I said that 9/11 was really nothing in the grand scheme of things, but a lot of people got mad at me. Were we not the nation that faced down the Germans and the Japanese at the same time? And then a few years later,
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by turk73 7y ago
Because when you're caught between those who manage the hardware and those who manage the K8s cluster, you get ping-ponged between them in the blame shifting. It's very annoying.
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by turk73 7y ago
But StatefulSets require storage...someplace. We're dealing with that exact issue right now. Our K8s cluster is not playing nice with a NetApp NAS. We are exploring other options such as local iscsi storage volumes ($$$) or an extern
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by turk73 7y ago
Were it only that simple! There are property taxes and maintenance. It's maintenance that kills you on most rental deals. I think unless you own and manage a fairly decent portfolio of properties, being a landlord is more of a break-
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by turk73 7y ago
Voting rights in corporations for the most part are a sham. I would love it to be different, but I just toss out those silly proxy voting things, just like they want me to. I don't know any of the people and they're all assholes
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by turk73 7y ago
It is diagnostic, however. The point is that the mass media is a player in the game, not the "4th Estate" or whatever high-minded bs they say they are. There is zero objectivity.
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by turk73 7y ago
The Stones nailed this in 1967 with "2000 Man": Well my wife still respects me I really misused her I am having an affair With a random computer
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by turk73 7y ago
My sentiments about this issue are mixed. I don't really like ISIS using our networks and our services for their propaganda. Should those who promote the sexual exploitation of children be given a free pass, too? What concerns me isn&
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by turk73 7y ago
The New York Times? Read about how the Spanish American War got started and what role the media played in it. Read about Puerto Rico. None of this is new. What is new is how far the media elite have tried to take it this time. They droppe
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by turk73 7y ago
You think you're somehow in the right just because you use your real name on the Internet? You must be pretty young because here's what I know: It doesn't matter how your politics swing, eventually the other side comes to po