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by superdug 3y ago
Have you been outside? The South is frozen right now and late last summer Alcapoca got hit with what went from a category 1 hurricane and in two nights over the gulf turned into a category 5 and decimated the entire town. I think you may ha
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by superdug 3y ago
I concur, however it generally isn’t good for the majority when the minority takes over as generally the minority has a discrimination grudge. Eventually we’ll end up at some type of precipice in which our heroes will save us much like The
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by superdug 3y ago
https://darktower.fandom.com/wiki/Beams This article reminded me of the “beams” that held the universe together in Stephen Kings Dark Tower series of books. That being said, we have a pretty complete fossil record for
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by superdug 3y ago
Not sure if you’re trolling, but how would one expect Newton to not deliver the most simplistic explanation of something no one else had bothered to think up yet? Since every thought on the theory since Newton proposed it would therefore b
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by superdug 3y ago
Fret not friend, I see turtles ahead
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by superdug 3y ago
I was so saddened by this title.. I thought there was a way to find annoying neighbors (at homes I’m interested in acquiring) and assumed this was a service for literally finding nearby annoy[ing] neighbors. To then go through the comments
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by superdug 3y ago
I started with https://www.jobscan.co/ and a couple other ones from a search for ats scanners to of course find out that my resume is apparently lacking.
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by superdug 3y ago
But how is it beneficial to those who don’t feel violated beyond the point of absolute necessity to always refuse consent because not every advertisement is guaranteed by nature to always be evil and have not yet come to a similar conclusi
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by superdug 3y ago
But again, why can’t one of the factors be advertising first followed by due diligence before finalization? Especially in the instance of stated facts that can be fairly easily verified by anyone’s personal definition of a trusted source,
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by superdug 3y ago
That’s not an invalid personal opinion but does not make it true for absolutely everyone else at the same time.
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by superdug 3y ago
But again, why is selling stuff abhorred by you as an absolute. A transaction which is facilitated by money is the key component to guaranteed assertion that a single valued skill can be exercised for any good or service at any time so lon
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by superdug 3y ago
Therein lies the rub (or more precisely the problem) advertising at its core does _NOT_ have to be evil. Taking into account that the onus of every advertisement is to entice you to do something that you may have otherwise not considered we
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by superdug 3y ago
I’m not arguing that you don’t have a valid point nor that the feature request should be beneficial for the project to add to gain wider adoption. I know why this feature isn’t there though, because doubly encrypting something doesn’t do a
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by superdug 3y ago
Meh. Come out with the hard truth, most expenditures we make are not fulfilling. The idea that we are spending money to gain something is a bullshit lie we convince ourselves of. Unfortunately non-tangible investments are the most terrif
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by superdug 3y ago
What I believe OP was getting at is that while he’s being an asshole he’s completely tormented by his own mind not allowing him empathy or understanding beyond his suffering. Since he, like so many with bipolar disorder (myself included) i
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by superdug 3y ago
Please excuse the last remnants of the technology debate of “Are Apple products worth the higher price tag of their very capable competitors?” It’s been happening since Apple came into existence with people defending or arguing against Mac
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by superdug 3y ago
I think you’re missing a key fact about who cell phone users _can_ _be_. The dumbest people on this planet can still pick up any iPhone anywhere and be able to use it even if they’ve never used the device itself once. It’s muscle memory t
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by superdug 3y ago
No, but I’ll take any moniker of intelligence at this point in my life, so thank you! If you’d like I can prove my Turing completeness if you’d like.
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by superdug 3y ago
Simply someone getting a break to philosophize about a crowning achievement in my eyes as the entire idea of free and open had yet to even be fully defined let alone on the precipice of realization four decades ago when I signed on to this
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by superdug 3y ago
It's an amazing accomplishment that we'll see the benefits of for centuries. The culmination of a free operating system on free hardware that is.
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by superdug 3y ago
I wanted to check first, and I wasn't saddened when I found netbsd was also available for riscv64. That being said, having a full debian suite to nicely land on is what will gain it adoption. It's a chicken and egg problem where
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by superdug 3y ago
The problem is money. The solution is money. At the turn of the century the only ones paying for this linux thing we were all dedicating our lives to proliferating. Around this time solaris was teasing going open source and freebsd was on
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by superdug 3y ago
I've never gone more than 12 business days after an abrupt exit in the three times I've convinced myself to do it. That being said one should _always_ keep their employment options open (and available).
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by superdug 3y ago
Much easier way to negotiate, have someone else do it for you. Seriously, get on linked in, splash your resume around to headhunters, post about stuff on the internet and get noticed. I call it "Job Fishing" because it's ver
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by superdug 3y ago
My expectation as a performer is that you need to also increase my salary if you want me to keep performing at that level. I'm _not_ an investment, I'm a professional, if they want to keep me, they in turn, must keep me happy for
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by superdug 3y ago
The mantra to elaborate is "Up or Out" because at that salary level you have more options available to you as well. You actually know that you can, at any time, quit your job and find another one at a marginally lower or usually
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by superdug 3y ago
ok, but.... If you set two clocks to the same time and put one at the bottom of the ocean and one at the top of a mountain ... after time, they will drift apart ... so is this ultra precise time in space making up for gravity time distortio
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by superdug 3y ago
Geerling is one of those guys who speaks with authority, mainly by not speaking unless he's sure he's an authority on the matter. I've solved many problems by just following his youtube antics and blog posts. He's also
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by superdug 3y ago
I started my life with a plethora of distros, but I still remember redhat 5.2. Redhat in the latter years as it tried to incentivize became known to me as redhate. Their insistence on gnome over kde was what broke us up, I thought getting
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by superdug 3y ago
php and mysql were a much simpler time

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