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4y ago
Weight-training. The world is a lot nicer place to people who are in shape. I know from experience its worth it.
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It all starts with the body, the mind follows from the rise in endorphins and serotonin, and the spirit is revived
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Eventually they’ll come out ahead because it will be less divisiveness and more cooperation. There is no positive that comes from political activism at work
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4y ago
Yes look at how well Trump supporters and non-Trump supporters get along and work together. Do you think that’s productive for a workplace? Some things are just obvious as hell
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4y ago
No it doesn’t SCP has no support for directory listing. The -o flag only controls the security layer which is openSSL just like SFTP. So you established the S’s are the same, But the P’s (protocol) are different. A protocol is like get post
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4y ago
Basically allow for simple regex like treat an * to look for a repeating sequence of the proceeding character or ? To look for 0 or 1 chars
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We’re not going to Taiwan we’re going to China… what aren’t they going to be there? ;)
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4y ago
Add wild cards as a bonus
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Scp does not use sftp in the background. Scp is generally faster than sftp but lacks many capabilities like remote dir listing
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4y ago
What’s the point of compartmentalization, if all your airlocks are broken or unsecured?
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Find and grep. I don’t understand what is special about what you’re describing that isn’t done in hundred different IDEs
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By canonical addresses are you referring to dns that can be spoofed or IP addresses that can be rerouted?
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ICBMs make this a moot point
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4y ago
Yeah true, if ZFS could span multiple servers it would be perfect
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Yes bitrot is a huge problem with mechanical hard drives and media that hasn’t been read in a long time. What you write to the drive might not be what you read back five years later. That’s why ZFS is critical for systems like this where yo
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ZFS is the last file system you will ever need
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If people said their real feelings the results wluld be about 99.9% sex
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A black hole could swallow the earth
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Nor is it the trauma inducing scourge of society that really needs sheltering from
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If you dismiss every single person on a rapid judgment you’re going to go through a lot of people
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I have a plug-in clock with backup battery that has an uptime of always
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Well if he’s busy banning people for political ideologies when in reality he’s running a message board with the technology from 1995
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Depends what your level of abuse is that justifies the effort of changing jobs.
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Everyone is human and everyone has bad days. In “learn to deal with it” what you’re really learning to deal with is the fact that humans are imperfect and every time you erupt when someone else is erupting is a recipe for disaster. Sometime
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Agreed personally I find a 5 GHz processor much snappier than a computer with 2.5ghz clock speeds. But that’s also part of DDR4 and other improvements between now and then. It’s not like we’re comparing them to essentially 5/6 generati
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And a given OS is running about 1000 threads at the same time. Unless you specifically set all your apps to very high priority / nice numbers, Your thread will still spend a lot of time waiting between context switches even if it does
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Yes this machine will run up your electricity bill and your room temperature. The reason they’re so cheap is because all the hardware got thrown out for more efficient less expensive machines
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Having a lot of cores are best used when running virtual machines, handling lots of connections, servicing a large database. The average OS is running 1000 threads at any given time which are all being time sliced to share the same say 40
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Your electricity bill will be high if you leave it on all day
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You grow up and learn to accept that there are lots of unsavory things in this world. Part of being mature means facing difficult things instead of hiding them or running away from them
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