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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I've been to multiple prisons for children to visit people, they aren't like schools. Also, many children are sent to adult prison and those aren't like school either. Both public and private schools can be places where peopl
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Conservatives here actually make things worse in public life as a policy decision...public schools are a perfect example...then run for election based on things being bad in public life. Since public education became a thing for all the sta
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
It's easy to make abortion seem barbaric in a HN comment thread. The lives of people are complicated and messy. Your opinion about how other people should conduct their personal lives shouldn't extend to family planning. Period. I
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I'm not trying to troll here but if I replace 'systemd' with 'linux' there are over 5k. The truth about computer security is that it is abismal. Somethings are better than others but complex software written in unsa
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Specifically mentions the post office. I've always thought that they (the USPS) have a constitutional mandate to handle interstate communication.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Nah, you're good. Cheers.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Yes, I'm in the US, and yes, it was a murder. It was someone very close to me and the situation is one that I would rather not go into. I get it. I didn't get murdered. That's not the only way that someone is victimized by th
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
This is just a personal opinion, but I don't think that anyone should be sentenced to a term in prison longer than 20 years. I should also say that I was/am the victim of a crime that, while I wouldn't feel comfortable talkin
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
FYI, enable hyper-v and you don't need Vbox.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
The main thing here is that a company that can't directly tie security to revenue will NEVER value it the way that security people think it should be valued. I can't count the number of times that some wanker used the words "
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
The whole thrust of the novel is futility. Orwell was a great writer, but not a prophet or a saint. Take what works and reject the rest.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Comedy comment in a standard post? Downvotes. Comedy name for a VC firm on a site where people hope they can get VC cash for their "it's the Uber of XYZ industry" start-up? "Epic lulz sir! Taking jokes into the business
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I couldn't agree more. It also just seems like a continuation of the old story in science where the things that we think are special or magical just aren't.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
My exposure to these subjects has been limited, but the thing that I liked about Dan Dennets rebuttal to Chalmers is that it does away with the special-ness of consciousness. It is more likely that consciousness is just a property of brains
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
They are so good. Can't second this recommendation enough.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Thats not a lie, Texas breaks even some years and not on others. The surrounding states are wildly dependent on federal money at the same time they insult the people of the states that contribute to their own upkeep.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
This is awesome. I'm working my way through The Garbage Collection Handbook and it's always nice to see a GC link on HN. "What does “low on memory” even mean, especially on modern computers with near-infinite virtual memory?&
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
It's really weird that patent trolls ended up being drawn to a court in this weird little town in Texas called Marshall. I dated a girl from there once. What a strange place it is. I've never heard a reason for why that happened.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I was wondering the same thing. Again, sorry if this is obviously a weird question, but I also have a layman's understanding of genetics.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
"Hey, a long time ago, when the only people that used it were just like me, things were really pleasant." There is a lot of conflict in the world. As the pool of people on the network grows and changes they will bring conflict wit
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
It wouldn't matter if there was direct evidence linking 5G to cancer. "Global Industry" sells us things that cause cancer. They sell us things made with things that cause cancer. There is literally no part of the planet that
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
That's super interesting. I wonder if they have moved to use SMBv3? I really liked the direction with Nano in 2016, but I guess it makes more sense as a container OS. Still, the latest version is what a lot of people wish they could st
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Does the video freak anyone else out? It's amazing, but something in my lizard brain just kicked me. I guess I'm saying I have some issues.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
That's the first I've heard that MS doesn't try to build Windows on Windows with NTFS.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I see what you mean. Good point. Cheers.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Welcome to 10 years ago, WSJ.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I haven't seen the reluctance to use the runtime in interop scenarios. Is this just a personal interest or do you have a particular use case? I'm genuinely interested.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Applications that run on OpenVMS tend to be really important and have been in continuous operation (including upgrades where new ISA's were introduced) for decades. It was ported to Itanium and missed out on taking advantage of the 64-
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
The shot at Stallman's hygiene was unnecessary. It was the interviewer, not Gosling, that brought it up...still.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Anybody else always think of Robert Anton Wilson when you see RAW capitalized?

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