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by vfclists 2y ago
(the) Debate is yummy, but the owners/moderators should remove all the comments which are related to the actual arguments. I particularly love the comment which says: ======= I'd like to ask not to post such a comments because the
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by vfclists 2y ago
This seems to be a case of Westerners making excuses to screw up their economies. The Japanese and Koreans have reduced the times for building power plants to 5 years and have even built some in 4. This sounds like the Western worlds manufa
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by vfclists 2y ago
Sorry to poop your party, but the heck is Wayland? Is it supposed to be a "product" as in a product to be packaged and sold for serious use? From what I see the Wayland project began in 2007/2008. It is 16 years old now and s
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by vfclists 2y ago
Is it based on the GeckoView engine for Android which is never going to be ported to Windows?
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by vfclists 2y ago
How does a payment service wind up with over a 1000 engineers? I understand that "engineers" may not mean "developers", it could DevOps, site reliability and all the bits and pieces that make up a large service provider,
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Marcus Hutchins-Microsoft claim that CrowdStrike was enabled by EU rule is false [video](youtube.com)
36 points by vfclists 2y ago|5 comments
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by vfclists 2y ago
Original submission was flagged because the use of the video's original title that was considered flamebait. This post simply uses a more appropriate header based on the actually video content and it has to be viewed to understand this
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by vfclists 2y ago
Yep, another fix to all our problems, a new bandwagon to be jumped on by wall EDR vendors, until ... Here I am using the term "EDR". Until this CrowdStrike debacle I'd never heard it. Only tells how seriously you should take
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by vfclists 2y ago
The true reason is a regulatory environment where snake-oil peddling corporations lobby for governments to mandate the use of their crapware in the name of security and reliability. This causes senior management to push for the installation
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by vfclists 2y ago
So in a nutshell it is about corporations pushing for legislation which compels usage of their questionable products, because such products enable management to claim compliance when things go wrong, even when the things that go wrong is ar
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by vfclists 2y ago
My view is that it is the system administrators are responsible for the crisis not Crowdstrike the company. For me a complicated IT system is like a ship which is going to be at sea for years without the possibility for docking into a port
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Ask HN: Whos responsible for CrowdStrike crisis – Administrators or CrowdStrike?
1 points by vfclists 2y ago|5 comments
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by vfclists 2y ago
What do you think "Indian cultures" means, as in the plural?
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by vfclists 2y ago
I think my earlier comment must have "triggered" some folks.
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by vfclists 2y ago
Shows how European countries are committed to sucking up the US. Funny thing is years ago the Britain's GCHQ studied the software on Huawei's equipment and give it a clean bill of health, yet the British govt still banned Huawei&#
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by vfclists 2y ago
Indians complaining about other Indian cultures 'smelly foods'. Now that's a first ;) :)
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by vfclists 2y ago
That statement in no way implies she is particularly bothered by it and I'm sure if it is an issue for her she will ask Playboy to fix the problem for her. That image is over 50 years old and is her immortality. You guys need to find a
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by vfclists 2y ago
Sounds like anger finding an issue to fixate on, if it matters that much to you get some therapy. I doubt whether the lady in question is as bothered by it as much as you are. I am more upset by the brutality being inflicted on the innocent
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by vfclists 2y ago
Any sources on this?
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by vfclists 2y ago
The point I'm trying to make is that far more vulnerable vehicles ply American roads, so the safety aspect is kind of questionable.
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by vfclists 2y ago
It has gone wonky. An hour ago even with more users circa 170 I was able to jump to 1900000 and above and get a display. As of now (14:00 BST, circa 70 users)there is no display even for the numbers before that, 95000.
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by vfclists 2y ago
> the Kei sized trucks being imported are indeed death machines if you were to get into an accident Would that because the other vehicles they would collide width are over-engineered, overweight and over-reinforced? As they less safe tha
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by vfclists 2y ago
Don't be soooo modest :)
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by vfclists 2y ago
You must be Alon Zakai, one of the original developers of Web Assembly, if not THE original developer of Web Assembly?
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by vfclists 2y ago
Some one uses it to start Emacs very quickly - https://gitlab.com/blak3mill3r/emacs-ludicrous-speed
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by vfclists 2y ago
When I asked the innocuous question - https://www.reveddit.com/v/singularity/comments/1bdjf7u/is_t... - The mods deleted the content of the question and the whole question itself. Go figure!! This is the
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by vfclists 2y ago
Isn't it more important for food producers to explain why American's are so obese? I have seen Americans on Tiktok say that they lost about 40 pounds in weight when they stayed in Europe for a while even when they ate the same amo
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by vfclists 2y ago
> Regardless. Nuclear is dead. Whenever I hear nuclear is dead "clean/green energy shill" is the word that comes to mind. If the world mostly the US and other developed countries had committed to nuclear the way the French
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by vfclists 2y ago
There should be a link on the home page linking to the amber-lang.net to avoid confusion. Strange. It seems to have gone down shortly after this Amber announcement. It was up the day I read this announcement.
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by vfclists 2y ago
Corporations and supermarkets impose uniformity on what can be produced by farmers through patenting seeds and restricting purchases to those they consider acceptable to customers. Instead of putting a significant proportion of the blame sq

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