assimpleaspossi

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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
Because the only sources in the article are non-CIA but claim they are CIA. The article is of little value if I have to search around the internet looking up information. And the sources in the articles are sources I have never heard of bef
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
Yes. Thank you. The link text gives the impression that is the front page and I didn't notice. I'm sure a lot of people don't notice which is the issue I'm trying to point out.
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
If the CIA didn't publish this, then how can one say there are no state secrets? How can one say they obtained the same conclusion without knowing the CIA's conclusion?
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
So how does one install postgresql on a Mac?
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
So Mac doesn't have a package manager?
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
I did. If you actually read what I wrote you would see that I read it.
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
That doesn't make sense. Why do I need Homebrew to install the command line tools of macOS on macOS? Doesn't macOS already have them installed? Same for Linux, etc.
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
I see a ton of links to other unauthorized sources--most people I've never heard of--who claim to have inside CIA documentation.
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by assimpleaspossi 3d ago
How does he know what the CIA's model says? How did he get this inside information? And shouldn't he now have a warrant out for his arrest for obtaining such a thing?
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by assimpleaspossi 8d ago
For production, yes, use RELEASE.
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by assimpleaspossi 10d ago
The site is using an obsolete version of XHTML. So it's probably using out of date other things, too, and not targeting phones. EDIT: I just checked. There are 77 HTML errors and warnings alone.
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by assimpleaspossi 10d ago
FreeBSD, as an OS, does not change that much. It's not hard to keep up. That's why it's such a solid OS. The main web site lists any changes or additions with each release. https://www.freebsd.org/releases&#x2
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by assimpleaspossi 17d ago
I remember the good ol' days when our parents told us what we could and could not use or buy. If Johnny's parents let them do something, Johnny's parents would get admonished for it and we just wouldn't see Johnny anymor
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by assimpleaspossi 22d ago
RamNode does $2/month but just one ipv6 address. Add a ipv4 address and it's $4/month.
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
I will stop when HN stops allowing anti-police posts and threads. Not to mention anti-Trump and other irrelevant posts. I'm just going to log off forever. This is the only social outfit I belong to but I see no need for this anymore ei
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
You'll never gain traction with your post on social internet forums like this despite the reality and truth of it. You'll be downvoted to quiet and eliminate your opinion.
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
And there it is
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
Which shows how badly the popular media cover hard news. "Social justice" is all the rage now thrown together with anything else that's exciting to watch on video.
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
One part of the answer is marketing it to people looking for an easy way out without having to do the work or thinking at all. There's value in that as shown in everything like things for the home that purport to make your daily life e
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
You have an out of place script element at the end.
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
I ran a web dev company for decades. There are two web sites we created I would bet money you have visited so we weren't a small, one-off shop. We had never seen the need or desire to use React. We couldn't understand why anyone e
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
The same process we've used for centuries? You got something better? I'm sure you don't. You are also ignoring that the 12 random schmoes are selected by both sides attorneys and given instructions and facts and can still be
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by assimpleaspossi 1mo ago
Remember that one still needs proof. My DNA on a victim's clothes does not mean I committed the crime.
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
Almost $2000 a year is beyond ridiculous and would make me question the author's ability to write software on his own (but I'd get downvoted for insulting him or not realizing some kind of time savings they help with). I spend $2&
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
Exactly. It's meaningless now and I stopped looking at it a few years before 2017 when I ran a Web dev shop
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
I made the most discoveries of solutions to my work in that drive home.
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
I started to write my story here along the same lines. Perhaps more along the lines of don't be afraid to ask. Almost every job I got, and they've mostly been pretty fantastic, I got cause I called and ask for it. I was told some
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
I get cranky coming to HN and seeing 3/4 of the posts about games.
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
Or just concentrate on reading writing and 'rithmetic and let them find a career they want that isn't forced on them
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by assimpleaspossi 2mo ago
I don't consider it being stuck at all. And that's coming from a die hard C and assembly language programmer.

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