lightbritefight

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by lightbritefight 2mo ago
The issue with this is that datacenters are inherent "suck" machines. It takes a lot more effort and cost for them to not suck then for them to suck, so "sucking" is part of their core design. Up till recently, they were
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by lightbritefight 2mo ago
"Things on my phone cost more, so its clearly a better phone." Based on the above stat, it sure seems like Androids more versatile and inexpensive for a much larger group of users. Hmm...that sounds familiar....
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by lightbritefight 3mo ago
I can't find the link youre referring to in the vague chaos of this thread, but based on his current donations to a virulently anti immigrant party, it sure seems like your partners feelings have changed about open boarders since it wa
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by lightbritefight 3mo ago
So your stance seems to be "It's okay to fund Nazis as long as you like what they have to say about the trains running on time." I understand that you want to defend you business and your friend, but signing up with the Nazi
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by lightbritefight 3mo ago
What are you inferring here? That your friend only makes moral choices, so this one should be judged through the same lense? What "moral choice" specifically was Daniel supporting?
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by lightbritefight 3mo ago
The primary financier of a political party that calls immigrants "parasites" does not support open borders. Claming otherwise is at a minimum disengious, but with absolutly no clarification from Daniel directly, it just reads like
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by lightbritefight 3mo ago
The above isn't believable. He gave $500,000 to a political org that has explicitly called immigrants "parasites," dehumanizing phrasing that mirrors Nazi speech and has been used to justify mass murder. He is in fact the mai
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
The poster is the treasurer too. How can he not know where the money is coming from and what constraints its beholden to? Wildly unprofessional or just willful lying.
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Why would someone contribute to Ruby central now, when the org has been shown to be callous and incompetent stewards who are utterly incapable of showing even minimal respect to their community?
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
One week is a big part of the idiocy here. Anyone half busy with anything is going to miss miscellaneous bullshit from management like this, especially when management is prone to these "flights of fancy" with random tooling or th
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Self-driving car companies dont want a unfiied signalling platform or other "open for all" infrastructure updates. They want to own self-driving, to lock you into a subscription on their platform. Literally the only open source se
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Literally yes. They knowingly offloaded their collusion to a 3rd party and an "algorithm" in order to illegally profit from a cartel. It's happening in more than just housing too. This also happens in food stuffs like potatoe
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
The police reached out to Tesla legal within days and asked if they needed a subpoena. The Tesla lawyer said no, but then directed the police to make their request in a specific way that hid relevant data from police and the victims. It too
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Look into XCP-NG. Its an excellent implementation of xenserver with a vsphere style single pain of glass called xen-orchestra. Its all FOSS and buildable from source. It comes "batteries included" with backups/vsan/etc f
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
An ideal side effect of over overbuilding solar 5x for winter is that you could then use that spare solar in the other 3 seasons to make green hydrogen, an energy intensive process, to power retrofitted gas plants. You could store and ship
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Firing people is the number 1 way companies improve short term profits. Since our stock market is based on quarterly results, firing people is absolutely what the business will do. You can watch all the AI layoffs and "not hiring becau
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by lightbritefight 1y ago
Do you have a soul? Do I? You can indeed live a life in fear of holy retribution, but you do not have the right to force others to do so as well.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
That period of time is now. That filter is still active.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
He has already stated he will be pulling out of the Paris accords again, so the above comment is disingenuous about current day events as well.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
What they often do is put different units on the same type of good. Three chocolate bars? One will be in oz, one in lbs, one in "per unit." They all are labelled, but it's still customer hostile to create comparison fatigue.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
A lifetime non disparagement clause is not in any way "standard boilerplate." That is an extraordinary clause, which is evident by the wide, stunned reaction and the CEOs rapid backpedaling as it becomes public knowledge.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
Union autoworkers make more and habe better benefits than non union auto workers. You know that when the big non unionized auto workers recebtly got raises? Right after the unionised ones fought for and got their own. The union is the only
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
> Israel lets more aid through now than before the October 7th atrocities. That aid is intercepted by Hamas and does not reach the intended recipients. No, they do not. There are still less full aid trucks even after the murder of the Wo
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
Truth tends to take the wind out of hypes sails. With hundreds of billions on the line for the founders and a whole lot of likely unvested stock options for the employees, it doesnt seem like anyone wants to open up about whats actually goi
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
It's unclear if you are being sarcastic or not. Apple adopted USB C on their phones because the EU compelled them to. They tend to oppose standards they aren't already using.
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by lightbritefight 2y ago
Freight trains can be 3 miles long. Apprently the locks are hilariously weak, and they are generally staffed by 2 people. Responding to a break in can take 30 min - hour, and the train companies dont really care because they have insurance.
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by lightbritefight 3y ago
Pi hole will happily block IPs. https://docs.pi-hole.net/ftldns/blockingmode/
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by lightbritefight 3y ago
If you have a culture in a highly regulated industry where workers can violate those regulations and you dont notice by intention or by inaction, then yes you can be held responsible.
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by lightbritefight 3y ago
Sigital marquees, especially old ones, are hilariously expensive to fix or replace. A client of mine has one like that and was quoted over 300k to replace it when a control software failed. Luckily, we fixed the controller (which is IR base
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by lightbritefight 3y ago
Xcp-ng has built in backups that can be done in continuous 15 min increments or more traditionally if you like. Proxmox offers a free "Backup OS" that you can install on a host to backup your proxmox servers. No Veeam, but they no

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