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silly-silly
5y ago
Beautiful resiliance.
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5y ago
By normal, do you mean verbal ?
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5y ago
Nice.
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5y ago
I think you're reading his list as an 'and', read the list as an 'or'.
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5y ago
Vote for nobody.
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5y ago
My old man opinion is that there is no point discussing with people who are using emoji because they are inadequately able to express themselves using words. I have found they are also likely to take offense and act irrationally when words
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5y ago
I'd say pick 3-4 people who are sensible, and pretty much ignore the rest of the people on the planet.
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5y ago
This is why your home country is likely rampant with covid, where as nz is not.
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5y ago
As far as I can see, there is no license attached to the output of Obsidian. Open source is a license, not a standard.
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5y ago
Now imagine how car manufactures are going to be able to deal with this in a few years. This shit is coming.
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5y ago
> that's probably the main mirror people clone it from. I very much doubt this is true.
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5y ago
I was targeted with this trash, it disappeared late 2019.
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5y ago
IRC might be 'mostly' dead to you if that's your definition, but it is not 'remotely' dead to me and many others around the world. I use it every day, and I use it for work, admittedly its not freenode but an intern
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5y ago
> But CVSS is an industry-wide joke. Tell me more how a factual explanation of a software's exploitation techniques is a joke. I think you're drinking the repetitive koolaid that is frequently passed around on boards like th
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5y ago
All the above aside, if you're not great at it, you're almost forced to play with a bunch of degenerate idiots. If you want to play the game for the enjoyment of trolling these idiots, then sure.. keep playing.
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5y ago
But he's not innocent, you missing the boat here jimmy ?
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5y ago
The rest of the world doesn't live in high density built up areas. Many small crops farming trains in rural areas can not and will not be allowed to run power through the tracks in above ground situations.
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5y ago
I loved that version of office.
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5y ago
I read the same article then realised that the author didn't understand the full capabilities of OTP and maybe had a bit of survivorship bias from kubernetes hostage experience.
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5y ago
If the penalties are a slap on the wrist, I'll be thinking of starting a life of crime, its gotta be easier than than hard work.
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5y ago
You'd hope, but people gotta peep.
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5y ago
You use a tool like cat, vim , emacs, or tail to see logs. You can't physically read the file off the disk, how is this different than using journalctl ? # journalctl -u ssh
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5y ago
> Unless surface to capture rainfall is clean, it can be contaminated with animal droppings. Your going to have a bad time when you find out what most organic fertilizer comes from.
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5y ago
I'm still confused how you will want to hire someone after seeing how they dance.
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5y ago
> Show me something that you learn in your career as X that isn't > taught in school" and have the TikToker's quote and reply to > the video. > a few second of a video can tell much more than 2 pages of written
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You're confusing the problem here. Sometimes coping with issues is just learning to ignore them, you must learn that even though you feel hurt there it is not worth putting energy into dealing with what people say and do. People forget
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So, there is a code of conduct.. https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/code-of-condu...
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Erlang casts are always delivered, or the sender crashes before that point.
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I use this callback to capture the 'data' that caused the crash, so that it can be used to recover later or better understand why the crash happened. If I have as significantly long transaction, I can restart the transaction from
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I'm slightly confused, if the owner can't afford to deal with the costs, they obviously dont have the financial ability to penalize the individual NOT to abandon ship. That level of cognitive disconnect surely can't be held u
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