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I agree on 95% of this post. I think that's part of the allure of Cast Iron. It's a personal thing where people develop their own methods through experience. However I try to avoid using soapy chemicals on my cast iron. If I do us
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https://github.com/zelon88/HRCloud3 I've been picking away at making my own commercial grade cloud platform from scratch for over 6 years now. This is the third version which I hope to make a lot of progress on th
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I love Thonny. I got my first taste with the original RPi and it is hands-down the best Python IDE out there. My 10 year old son uses it frequently. It is so simple, approachable, and un-intimidating. There is really no learning curve. Just
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This is a fascinating thought experiment. I think equally as interesting an experiment would be to imagine if an alien race found this drive, instead of a future human. I imagine, to them, it would be like a modern day auto mechanic admirin
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I've seen companies that use a fair amount of the PDF specification before. One of the most impressive was 3D models and scripted UI elements baked into the document. It kind of made the document look like JSCAD, with an actual 3D mode
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I haven't tried this particular game yet (CyberPunk 2077). But as someone who games on exclusively on Linux, I'm surprised to learn about the outrage. Personally, I'm used to having to debug, alter, or otherwise hack games in
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All of those things developed out of necessity by people who either needed the functionality, or didn't want to pay someone else for it. The demand was strong for open standards because the supply for software couldn't keep pace w
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To some extent I agree with this sentiment. Not so much the Javascript aspect, although I've always viewed JS with the "less is more" mentality myself. I understand that it's become a critical part of the web, so that&#x
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I hate to be "that guy" but I see no reason not to use PHP for all three of those things. PHP is faster than Ruby. [1] PHP from a local script does math just fine. It's the round trip of the request to a PHP server and back t
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It is very smooth to watch. I am curious though. It seems as though this makes an RDP server in a VM and then connects to it. How secure is it?
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If that was actually the case then, just by the numbers, wouldn't they spend all their time fuzzing Android or GSuit or their own codebases as well? Or at least release the reports of them with the same viritol? It's like Toyota b
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You're assuming the goal of Project Zero is to take an interest or willingness to protect vulnerable hosts. That is not the goal of Google Project Zero. The goal is to find vulnerabilities that impact the stock price of Alphabet compet
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I've never heard of anyone describe an acid trip as "shallow" before. For most people it is the most profound experience of their lives.
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"Buy an illegal substance via completely tracable means from someone you've never met who therefore has no "skin in the game" whether or not you'll live or die because he's never going to see you again." Y
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I'm not going to weigh in on the side of Google here, but it is ironic how butthurt the capitalists got once a liberal tech giant made capitalism it's bitch.
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People are purposely spreading misinformation on these platforms and dumb people are eating it up. It is causing an intelligence crisis in the country because anyone can register a $20 domain, throw a WordPress blog on it, post some fake pa
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If Windows 10 didn't suck so bad, I'd agree with this post. But honestly, the Windows 10 network I used to manage had just as many, if not more problems per-machine than my linux network at home. Honestly, I can not recall ever ha
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Still play hard ball. Apple built the largest corporate entity on Earth guided by capitalism and the rule and spirit of American law. In the absence of local rule of law, or local laws which are incompatible with the American moral outlook
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I don't get why American companies seem to regularly align themselves with authority like this. Apple has more yearly profits than the GDP of Belarus. Why does Apple play by the rules of Belarus. Honestly, if I had the power and influe
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I believe the best way to improve the energy efficiency of the web is to improve honey potting. Bots and crawlers use way more bandwidth than actual users. Or you could just route the entire Eastern Block and Russia off of Tier 1. That woul
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While I'm not disagreeing with your math, your 500w server only draws 500w at load. Most of the time its probably drawing under 175w.
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Honestly for what this cost in human loss of life and financial loss it would have made sense to clean the ground underneath the towers or perhaps install fire suppressor systems the entire length of the line. A few sprinklers at the bottom
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I really like this concept. That's why I've made similar projects. One to detect when USB storage devices get attached to domain workstations, and email the administrator with device and user info..... https://github.co
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> If I'm making more money than everyone else and the consequences of sharing salaries is equity than it is in my rational self-interest to keep my salary hidden because I'm unlikely to get any kind of raise until equity is ach
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I got it as well and am waiting for official word before taking next steps.
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If you can write to c:\windows why do you need to bypass UAC? You obviously own the machine already, no?
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The truly amazing thing it to consider that this boat is an iteration of an analog design which matured over 80 years ago. When we consider the design characteristics of those older boats we can truly appreciate how much knowledge we had to
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I would be willing to bet there are political considerations at play also. The popularity of the Space Program in America has fluctuated over the years with a corresponding amount of support and funding from the government. That being said,
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The OP posted this in the ensuing Twitter argument... > Why (on Earth) do you want to become a multi planetary species?? That's just an un-neccesarily foolish question. Why does a dog swim when you place him in a lake? > Have you
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