CrazyPyroLinux

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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   I'm a big fan of GitBucket - It's like GitHub-in-a-WARfile https://gitbucket.github.io/
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   I'm sure this is redundant, but since no one has mentioned yet: "The Phoenix Project" and "The Unicorn Project" are awesome books for this, and I recommend them both in audiobook.
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   Yup - Every darn time. Reminds me of "How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12628921
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   I've been in parks and restaurants and seen whole families all on their phones. Last weekend I walked my dog around the park path, and was literally the _only_ person there who was not walking with their phone held in front of them. T
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   Sorry about that; apparently this is why we can't have nice things. I just wanted to reply to the original downvoted comment, but when I couldn't because it got flagged, that triggered my contrarian response here. But I don'
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   @brobdingnagians raised a question on genetic discrimination based on COVID-suceptability, which of course got downvoted into oblivion. But this is indeed an issue and a tough gray line to walk as technology continues to advance. (It'
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   Obligatory joke: https://twitter.com/fireship_dev/status/1383835506664906756
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   This reminds me of "The Tale of the Slave" from "Anarchy, State, and Utopia" https://fee.org/articles/the-tale-of-the-slave/
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   by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

   And closed as "opinion-based."
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    I've found VSCode and dotnet 5/core be amazingly liberating from the the slow bloated mess that is Visual Studio and the old .NET Framework. This is the way it should have always been, but I'm happy we finally got here.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    African or European swallows?
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    See?
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    Yeah, I think you and a lot of other people misinterpreted my comment, since it was oddly one of my most-downvoted-ever. My "systemK" joke was indeed implying what you said, that systemd is "a key place in the stack where you
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    systemd? More like systemK! But seriously, are non-systemd systems not vulnerable to the FUSE portion of this? (CVE-2021-33910)
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    It was no more of a rant than yours. But you disagree so you downvote and flag.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    Ironically, someone (6f8986c3) replied to this claiming to be Jewish and sharing his experiences...and his post was flagged and removed... In a thread about censorship.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    > Unless they're breaking the law http://www.hasjamesclapperbeenindictedyet.com/
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    I incorrectly confused this with another book: The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind By Gustave Le Bon in 1896 [PDF] https://socialsciences.mcmaster.ca/~econ/ugcm/3ll3/lebon/Cro...
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    My favorite line from the show (which diverges significantly from the book, but I thought both were good in their own way) was when Bernard is stuck in the savage lands without his Soma, and cries "Is this what you people feel like al
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    Wait, you think Yale is underfunded...?
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    > have on the brain I see what you did there...
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    Many downvotes, but no cited refutations; TDS is strong as ever.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    I edited my previous to be more on-topic, but oh geez, this is a whole different thing and I'll take the bait. Are you referring to Donald Trump? (There, invoked.) He's a moron and there's plenty to criticize him on. Which i
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all outta bubble gum.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    > Intravenous bleach suggested by someone we trusted What are you even talking about? Edit: To clarify, I don't think 100% fatal medical advice is a good analogy for good-faith testimony relating to a "piping system that allege
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    This type of thing is why I like shows like https://unfilter.show/ that not only are "independent" but also provide some meta-commentary on the production of the news stories themselves, rather than just using the
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    A hard problem, but back in 2008, Microsoft Photosynth could stitch together a user’s collection of images into a 3-D model. I remember seeing a detailed model of the exterior of the Notre Dame cathedral. For people who have physical acces
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    > Sometimes I just think mainstream media is such an unreliable source of information I am wondering if there are any point reading them at all Bingo. I forget the name for this law/effect, but at some point everyone runs across a
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    Pay attention to spelling, grammar and Oxford commas.
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    by CrazyPyroLinux 5y ago

    I knew what this was before even clicking. Remy is the best!