julie1

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by julie1 9y ago
It convinces me Code Of Conduct are basically sticks that will not harm you when you are on the right side of them. Do communities needs sticks to be driven one sided way like cows? At this point it feels like they kind of defy their reason
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by julie1 9y ago
wahou the Tk grid manager is back again. Rule#1 of GUI every geometry manager will reinvent Tk/Tcl poorly saying it is crap.
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by julie1 9y ago
Not according to one of its main artisan. https://hueniverse.com/2012/07/26/oauth-2-0-and-the-road-to-...
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by julie1 9y ago
Docker is to containers what OAUth2.0 is to cryptography: a roll your own solution with a wide complexity. Whereas jails/zones/VM have a complexity that is mutualized, docker have a feature of being more flexible which comes at th
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by julie1 9y ago
Formation costs money. Losing a gifted student can set back the agenda of a university having almost strong enough results to publish. When you have the person actually having the bleeding edge knowledge, you can fund him or her to end the
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by julie1 9y ago
I guess we all support competition. Loyal and fair. H1B is to get workers without loans from places where diploma have been paid often by public taxes. Without loans you are more competitive than a worker having to reimburse them. H1BrainDr
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by julie1 9y ago
I want to sue you, your frelated milk killed my cat! robotic voice You cannot. Ah ah! I am irresponsible since I do not qualify as having proven to understand what the public interest is, freedom or even humor... I am just a puppet in the
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by julie1 10y ago
It depends. If you call linux: debian or ubuntu or centOS, even with unsafe defaults freeBSD is secured. Compared to untuntu/debian/centOS freeBSD has got bleeding edge softwares coming from upstream. That is the power of SOURCE d
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by julie1 10y ago
Don't worry, when I was 15 I was lock picking my school's lock because I wanted places to be alone. All they say is pages of trivia, and make no sense given how fucking stupid what they say is. Just need some privacy, and lock pic
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by julie1 10y ago
Daily movers: be on time at 7am. Next day 7am: get into the truck, don't forget to sign the daily contract, pays is monthly at the end of the month. Come tomorrow at 7am, if you did your job correctly you will have another contract.
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by julie1 10y ago
Simpler: compile everything you know your hardware requires in static. No modules make menuconfig && make dep && make clean && make bzImage And build a package from your new shiny kernel...
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by julie1 10y ago
(hum) It just work except when the System 7.5.3 was out and powerPC & 68K were coexisting. The 'it just work' notably required to go in some arcane control to unfragment memory (yes RAM), and to do ctrl+ apple? + esc to kill u
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by julie1 10y ago
Official clones. First steps of Steve Jobs back into apple was to kill the clones franchise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_StarMax
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by julie1 10y ago
almost all windows since 95, a lot of mac OS since 7.5.3, OS2, a lot of linux, OS9000, solaris, AIX and *BSD. My experience recently has been that all OS are having problems. Just to name a few : - HW vendors doing sub par drivers and docu
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by julie1 10y ago
much more an actuaire saying, hey! too much winners, your insurance willl not cover your exceptionnal loss. Where is the 50% fat margin? And then they tried to figure out if cheating was involved. Still, randomness being random, one day sh
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by julie1 10y ago
Ah? I did not even knew about it. What is hellban? Is it what we called trollcaved in the old days? I was finding something was weired and coincidently used an old brower with one of my old credential in it. Just coincidence. I did not eve
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by julie1 10y ago
Well any asynchronous programming requires FSM. Thus don't do distributed system or asynch if you don't like FSM. It may not be self taught. The explosion of transitions with the number of states is unavoidable by nature. It requi
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by julie1 10y ago
I tried to. Apparently he claimed to have been harassed by the police, but he also was said to be incoherent and violent in his behaviours. Bruce Perens unnicely -at my opinion that is not the most reliable in the world- disclosed his me
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by julie1 10y ago
Millionaires are fleeing their country to avoid penal liability. I am french, I have read Clinton's email, and I think they try to avoid investigations. And some have a lot on their plate. On one hand I think the country will be better
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by julie1 10y ago
It is not REST that is unsecure by itself. It is people following ideas without critical thinking. Maybe I only had _under brained_ CTO, but I always had problems in details. And even though I have been an architect/sysadmin, recently
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by julie1 10y ago
8 in C if the lead says 8 because in C you want people to limit the cyclotymic complexity of their code. C is hard to read. 4 in C when I code for fun or the lead says 4. In fact 4 is a pretty decent visual aid and not to big for my use of
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by julie1 10y ago
ECC + checksum have a slight flaw. If too many errors happens, the checksum can be correct even though the content is corrupted. Hum... I know what you think: ThisShouldNeverHappen When exploited by human it is called a collision attack. Wo
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by julie1 10y ago
I love how this sim makes you a tyrannic psychopath. As if one man was the Nation and that people had no rights on their own lives and could not have a free will. These games are wrong on so many level. Some RPG can transform your psyche, l
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by julie1 10y ago
Nice you now understand why some people don't trust REST. REST is based on a lot of optimism. Security is based on a lot of pessimism. Building is a sane balance between both. Basically, you build slow to secure stuff. Remember cathedr
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by julie1 10y ago
Lol, KSH was announced to be running on windows a long time ago. And it was a scam (according to Mr Korn) http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?KornShellStory Let's wait to see if it has all the horrible features making it a sec
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by julie1 10y ago
huhu Whatever the DRM technique you have can always put in a low noise chamber a cam/microphone to make a close to the original reproduction by analogic means you can re-publish. People used to enjoy watching videos in 1024x768x16bpp a
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by julie1 10y ago
Given how much corruption is revealed in wikileaks maybe less privacy is not a bad trade off. What amaze me is the tendency for our society to call for more privacy that favors the more powerful, hence the more likely to be corrupted. If we
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by julie1 10y ago
It is not capitalism. It is colonialism. The guy come with his values, has money, changes people life, and think it is okay because by his own standards he did good. That's it. The one who got the power makes the rules, and who cares a
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by julie1 10y ago
A map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness. — Alfred Korzybski, Science and Sanity (1933, p. 58)
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by julie1 10y ago
Well, in physics we compute the speed with half life of what we want to keep alive regarding the costs. Mass transportation is an example of industry where half life is decades/century. Fast for this sector is slower than what the life

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