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Red Hat Talked with Microsoft, Google, Amazon Before IBM Acquisition(businessinsider.com)
7 points by zaat 8y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 8y ago
On less used languages their filtering doesn't work. I tried writing "she was rubbing her eyes" and the only suggestion I got after typing "she was rubbing" was clit, even after writing the sentence multiple time, c
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I used it as a ringtone, not long ago, inspired by a posting on HN that described in details what the different sounds mean. 1. Reactions were not good, even from my geekiest acquaintances. 2. Worst, turns out this sounds are all around us,
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My own private ATDT relief was the day our phone company upgraded their systems and I could finally start using ATDT instead of ATDP, making the dial time so much shorter and significantly raising the chance to be the first dialer when some
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Consider the lobster - David f. Wallace (good) Brief Interview with Hideous Men - David f Wallace (better) Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep -Philip K. Dick (better than I expected) A Scanner Darkly - Philip K. Dick (even better) The Goal
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by zaat 8y ago
Here you go: http://www.fabercastell.com/design/products/perfect-pencil
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Einstein, Heisenberg, and Tipler (2005), by John Walker(fourmilab.ch)
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by zaat 8y ago
What a depressing story. Banksy stunt is uplifting, that story really made me sad.
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It reads from a drive, encrypts each file and writes it, so there is an element of a large buffer to hold. I Wouldn't think that the terminal is the actual problem, but running the same job side by side consistently failed on the gnome
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I switched from Gnome Terminal after running large duplicity backup with -v failed repeatedly, apparently because the terminal didn't held the load. Switching to urxvt256-ml solved the problem.
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> Both are managed by the same group I highly doubt that this is this the case. >The fact is Microsoft delivered an ssh-like scripting capability that cannot do simple things like updating the OS If you measure PowerShell by its abili
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> Windows Update is accessible by remoting through a COM API that doesn’t allow remote connections, so you can’t do the equivalent of a simple apt-get update remotely. This isn't even remotely related to PowerShell (no pun intended)
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Except they started the practice in response to an academic researcher publishing, while simultaneously trying to get the researcher fired. https://danluu.com/anon-benchmark/
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It happened in China and Uzbekistan too. I think there was a report on Russia too but can't find it now. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/sep/14/mystery-of-son... https://www.cbsnew
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If you haven't yet, listen to her performance of "(You make me feel like) A natural woman" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHsnZT7Z2yQ
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That isn't necessary supported by evidence nor is it the most sophisticated view in contemporary philosophy. Good evidence can't be trusted to cause change in mind, see for example the classic paper "Biased Assimilation and
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>Degrees are worthless. A degree courses is designed to be easy to grade, not to teach you anything useful. My experience is very far from what you describe. I learned ton of stuff from teachers who were mostly enthusiastic about the fie
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That's look promising. Thank you very much!
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Thank you for answering. Any chances on number 2, especially color themes?
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I'm late to the party, but maybe the console guys are still lurking. If so, than first and foremost I wanted to thank you for the amazing walk you guys took the console so far. That said, as someone who uses your product for hours on d
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yes: https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/pd031426
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Meet the silicone support policy: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2016/08/1... Even 4 year old pc owners might find their systems to be partially supported: https://www
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Israel elections are paper based.
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I thought that this was the case too, but OP had a link ( https://gravitational.com/blog/running-postgresql-on-kuberne... ) to previous post that got me worried.
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>When you use a word to describe the likelihood of a probabilistic outcome, you have a lot of wiggle room to make yourself look good after the fact. If a predicted event happens, one might declare: “I told you it would probably happen.”
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by zaat 8y ago
That will not solve the problem of writing to places an administrator can't write to: 1. Places where only SYSTEM have write access to (e.g. system32) 2. Places where only a specific user have access to (private folder in a file server
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> The fix is for virus scanners to operate at user permission level when restoring the file. "user permission" as such doesn't exist, it is always a specific user. Which user should the restore function run as? There is no
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As far as we, the general public, know for certain, telemetry is used to gather usability and preferences data, and bugs. You can avoid using their software if you are concerned about your privacy, that's totally legitimate, You can al
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I wasn't completely serious about SAP, just meant to gesture to the the general direction of where I see commercial windows software. There are many corporate software vendors I deal with that sell windows software, for an example a su
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SAP

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