yunolisten

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by yunolisten 10y ago
> "brought to justice" in India. Good luck with that.
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by yunolisten 10y ago
They'd be taken out behind the chemical sheds... and shot. http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/341110-you-were-already-in-a...
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by yunolisten 10y ago
So exactly as described in the article which provides multiple links to the ebook?
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by yunolisten 10y ago
Seriously, a 51.6MB "gif" that doesn't really add anything to the article?
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> 6000: RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD $40,465.91 That's one way to 'retire' people. Take old Yeller out back...
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by yunolisten 10y ago
nowadays, none, thanks to restraining orders.
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by yunolisten 10y ago
sure, let me break out my super computer to crack that for you: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by yunolisten 10y ago
From experience many so called 'security auditor's tend not to have a clue what they're talking about technically, and operate from a playbook. They do however speak the the same language as management. Buzzword bingo, spread
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> how he is against walls then litterly building one 1 mile, long, 6 feet tall?
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> Novice programmers shouldn't have blogs. A blog is a public platform, a soapbox, for sharing your thoughts. Either you believe that people have the right to air their opinion/experience or you don't. How accurate it may
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> how do you really know what you did right? How do you know your advice isn't leading other novices astray? You seem to believe everyone fits into a pattern you have preconceived. I was speaking generically, some people find it val
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by yunolisten 10y ago
Posting and sharing your experiences can help you reflect on where you went wrong, and what you did right. This is a perfectly valid thing to do. If your beef is people posting content about which they are ill informed, that's >90%
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> and how the big, automated systems used by those businesses make no allowances for the human consequences when they make mistakes. From experience, nor do the wage slaves simply enforcing the 'rules' as dictated by their empl
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by yunolisten 10y ago
The comment you quoted is not considered a criticism or disparagement by any sane person. Nobody is being harmed by the comment you quote.
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by yunolisten 10y ago
The post I was replying to is something I'd expect to hear about from tumblr rather than HN.
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by yunolisten 10y ago
perhaps state what you actually hope to achieve in doing this rather than run native in macOS?
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> before you get your panties in a knot Hello casual sexism. The comment itself is sexist, since it is dependant upon OPs standpoint that only one gender can wear panties. 'The ironing is delicious.' - Bart Simpson
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by yunolisten 10y ago
check your privilege, ANYONE can wear panties!
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by yunolisten 10y ago
My reply was a response to this, which I see frequently in tech/open source. >90% of the time the person suggesting "someone" should do something doesn't actually want to do anything. Examples, "in this day and a
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> We are getting old! much better than the viable alternative :)
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by yunolisten 10y ago
>>Buyers need to start demanding Open Source Software and Open Hardware... Exactly
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by yunolisten 10y ago
Fantastic, thanks. Looking forward to the hello world write up
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by yunolisten 10y ago
> we're thinking about simply releasing as a FOSH project. More details would be fantastic