yeauldfellows

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by yeauldfellows 1y ago
I read Glass Bead much later in life, and had a completely different interpretation of the novel than anything I've read online. (I too have never met anyone who's read more than Siddhartha) Isn't the whole novel a joke on th
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by yeauldfellows 1y ago
While I appreciated the author's thoughts on a canon of books I have also imbibed at an impressionalbe age, I can't help notice the strange fixation on how the author is perceived socially by consuming certain books. Sure, when on
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by yeauldfellows 2y ago
I think Grey Rhino is the term to use. Risks that we can see and acknowledge yet do nothing about.
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by yeauldfellows 2y ago
Depressing thought that this phenomena is some kind of Nash equilibrium. That in the space of competition between firms, the equilibrium is for companies to outsource IT labor, saving on IT costs and passing that cost savings onto whatever
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by yeauldfellows 2y ago
"If anything, rivers, oceans and other landscapes are now cleaner and greener in many places than they were several decades ago." The Global Living Planet Index graph shows a significant decline in the population abundance of vert
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by yeauldfellows 3y ago
I too have lost 6 months of files on Thursday last week. Absolutely devastated. Google Drive is meant to be my backup. I spoke to support and they told me that the files are not recoverable. I think this might be a forced update to remote c
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by yeauldfellows 3y ago
My guess is it's an ironic reference to the stage play and film from 1950 called Harvey, about a man with a best friend who is a tall white invisible (silent) rabbit called Harvey.
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by yeauldfellows 4y ago
I'm also looking at building a router with ecc ram. Do you have any hardware recommendations?