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by keeler 6mo ago
It's a WordPress blog & backed by MySQL.
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by keeler 3y ago
What's the connection with Japan? Edit: when I think of a conniption fit I think of someone being angry or upset, but maybe OP meant being excited.
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by keeler 3y ago
Crypto enthusiasts have been saying that for the past 14 years.
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Encrypted phone service 'Encrochat' shutdown leads to 6,500 arrests – Europol(reuters.com)
21 points by keeler 3y ago|7 comments
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by keeler 3y ago
> I use Slackware at home. Slackware was my first distro decades ago, and I have lots of fond memories learning Linux with it. How is it these days? What makes it your distro of choice at home in 2023?
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by keeler 4y ago
Is there a link to an official announcement? I can't seem to find one.
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by keeler 4y ago
Link for those interested: https://github.com/bitlaw-jp/the-constitution-of-japan
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by keeler 4y ago
Yes. Socrates' daimon listened in the background and would warn or forbid him from doing certain things.
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by keeler 5y ago
I wonder as well. I've really enjoyed reading about all of the findings that have come out of Pompeii and Herculaneum in recent years: the graffiti[0], the fast food joint that looks like it could be a Chipotle or a Subway[1], and arti
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Is This the Future of Face Masks?(nytimes.com)
1 points by keeler 5y ago|0 comments
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University of Michigan to use $4M gift to launch new esports minor(freep.com)
1 points by keeler 5y ago|1 comments
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by keeler 8y ago
You can probably accomplish this with Linux's tc command.
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by keeler 8y ago
The first sentence of the article reads: "I did not set out to build tiny progressive web apps."
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Deepfakes and the New Disinformation War(foreignaffairs.com)
3 points by keeler 8y ago|0 comments
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by keeler 8y ago
Again, I am not recommending that people run a service that they don't know how to operate.
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by keeler 8y ago
But nobody's saying to run "other people's terraform or whatever," or that you should be running a sensitive service that you "don't know anything about until you have to." Common sense doesn't go out
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by keeler 8y ago
You can use terraform to deploy Vault clusters. There's also a Helm chart available for deploying Vault onto Kubernetes.
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by keeler 8y ago
This is huge. The Linux community should be glad that Netflix hired Brendan Gregg to work on Linux performance.
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by keeler 8y ago
Title needs a "(2013)" tag.
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Sun delivers Unix shocker with DTrace (2004)(theregister.co.uk)
19 points by keeler 8y ago|3 comments
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by keeler 8y ago
Are they able to initiate outbound connections?
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by keeler 8y ago
You're whitewashing it. Your example of a "rape analogy," which itself might be in poor taste (let's agree to be agnostic on that for the moment), isn't analogous to the rape joke that was said: "No doesn&#x2
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Typhoon: A Minimal and Free Kubernetes Distribution(typhoon.psdn.io)
1 points by keeler 8y ago|0 comments
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The joy of Perl (1998)(salon.com)
3 points by keeler 8y ago|1 comments
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by keeler 8y ago
You've missed my point. I'm not saying that putting it in terms of cost and productivity isn't virtually unassailable. I'm saying that it's ridiculous that this experiment was necessary to convince management that
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by keeler 8y ago
While I'm glad that this experiment was done, because it resulted in better conditions for the factory workers, it bothers me that experiments like this are necessary in the first place. I get that managers and owners, qua managers an
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Worms frozen in permafrost for up to 42,000 years come back to life(siberiantimes.com)
507 points by keeler 8y ago|149 comments
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by keeler 8y ago
> The problem is, that argument mapping This strikes me as exactly right. There is no obvious way to formally guarantee that the content of a person's argument actually matches the formal structure that they claim it has.
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by keeler 8y ago
Using Rundeck is always an option: https://www.rundeck.com/
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by keeler 8y ago
Good read. Thanks for posting.

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