Viewing profile — BlinkenBlinken
BlinkenBlinken
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Feb 25, 2022, 4:07 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 3
- Public activity
- 11 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About BlinkenBlinken
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #33571759
Interesting topic indeed. I think which ever perpetrator executed the operation to destroy the pipelines know about these ways of detecting objects using various satellite imagery …
-
comment
Comment #33327785
Doesn't solve sloppy programming practices. Being programmed in C or Rust is a non discussion. Using both in the same kernel source complicates code unnecessarily.
-
comment
Comment #32305107
As an comment on the article "nuclear-energy-is-clean". The rationale is that there is no problem, at least not a large one. Dilemma is the protection of future generations of mank…
-
comment
Comment #32108026
Alas, this is not Windows XP Embedded. Microsoft regressed from this along time ago.
-
comment
Comment #32107969
A long time ago the republicans where less conservative and more progressive that the democrats. Now both seem to run a contest of who is the most conservative, least progressive a…
-
comment
Comment #30975431
Probably because they have different morals.
-
comment
Comment #30932139
I like to point out that I'm in favor of standardization of directories. Also understand the legacy argument since a lot of software, by default uses it's file location. Directorie…
-
comment
Comment #30930917
Current state of the UNIX file hierarchy is a mess. Many incarnations of GNU/Linux systems didn't contribute to a more elegant yet simplified directory structure. Just pick the one…
-
comment
Comment #30930900
Current state of the UNIX file hierarchy is a mess. Many incarnations of GNU/Linux systems didn't contribute to a more elegant yet simplified directory structure. Just pick the one…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #30468776
No, stil works.