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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
Everyone is chiming in with a "+1 me too" but I've yet to see a reply on a website filled with mostly engineers where anyone has taken any amount of time to do any debugging or probing. You can connect your iPhone to a Mac an
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
Sorry, you're going to have to take the combative attitude and need to argue with people and direct it somewhere else. I have real shit to deal with in my life that needs my attention. Hope you find your peace.
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
Am I missing something, I don't see a single screenshot showing what you're asking people to install
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
The list you just thought up trying to argue about literal jokes from a literal joke making company tells us more about you and your opinions regarding others than it says about the joke the joke making company made
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
It's not just low level, in most cases, it's also overkill. Most companies aren't "web scale" ™ and don't need an orchestrator built for google level elasticity, they need a vm autoscaling group if anything. Mo
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
for regulated things it is, if you get caught, and if anyone is looking or gives a shit
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
> This is another problem It is insider trading, the thing everyone here is talking about
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
> Imagine a bunch of people are tortured, removed from their homes, are killed… and you get paid? This is what every military supplier does. What every soldier. What every person holding stock in the military supplier's company, eve
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
> where there's a quick fix but not via GUI This is every OS. Unless you're telling me linux users have never had to open terminal to change something? Or windows users never need to use powershell when installing the OS in ord
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
> That's the beauty of using a GUI-first operating system! What non-gui first OS are you running? DOS?
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by wutwutwat 6mo ago
Why are you asking someone to define "new". It means exactly what it appears to mean and exactly what it always means. Read the sentence and take it literally. Jesus Christ.
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by wutwutwat 7mo ago
So, like, GitHub then?
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by wutwutwat 7mo ago
Dude, I said that's not how capitalism works because you claimed the tariff costs didn't get passed down to us consumers, which it did. I then said that's not how tariffs work in a capitalist economy when you claimed consumer
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by wutwutwat 7mo ago
Innocent people never "deserve it", anywhere in the world, have some tact. IMO you should still be mad as hell, at the right people
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by wutwutwat 7mo ago
Pretty sure we are talking about the effect of tariffs in our capitalist economy. Glad you got it.
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by wutwutwat 7mo ago
> I certainly wouldn’t want to go back to working in dynamic languages without typing on top. That takes too much brain power, I’m too old for that now. > and at times you’re fighting to convince it that a value actually is the type y
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
The purpose of life is work?
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
This is a private company so I'd imagine we can't label this as censorship, but are there any public funded image sats floating around us that expose unrestricted access to its entire flight path?
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
Not being cute, being a realist who exists in this world, so take your condescending nickname and go read up on tariffs, will ya, babe. The Bottom Line: While the goal of a tariff is often to protect domestic industry, the immediate effect
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
That's what I just said
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
That's not how capitalism works. Consumers ate the cost. Have you not bought anything in the last year?
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
Still waiting on getting those freedoms back that we temporarily gave up after 9/11 via the patriot act so we could get the baddies. Don't hold your breath for either to be given back.
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
That would be insane. That would mean people in the government talk to each other and also that they have conversations or make deals behind closed doors or that one or god forbid all of them are corrupt, which is utter nonsense! Probably j
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
test your backups. disaster recovery gamedays shouldn't be optional. you can spin up macos vms on your mac (or in qemu on linux if you want, or in docker, or rent a mac cloud vm) and test the backup restore.
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
Are we sure that this isn't a sparse image? It will report as the full size in finder, but it won't actually be consuming that much space if it's a sparse image
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
That's every virtual machine that's ever existed. They are slower than metal and you're running two OS stacks so you'll draw more power.
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
> Stand clear of the Closing Doors bing boom
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
"There are only nine meals between mankind and anarchy." - Alfred Henry Lewis
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
I was just saying, is your goal for the os to get out of the way so you can get a job done, or is your job tinkering with your os. I've ran opensense which is a freebsd derivative, and I daily macOS/Darwin which is bsd. Honestly u
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by wutwutwat 8mo ago
Leaving a potential solution on the table that could make your own life easier is silly to me. You don't have to use it for everything and you shouldn't worry about some Linux takeover. Id imagine that for user-land desktop enviro

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