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androidbishop

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    Comment #37204695

    Kind of a funny coincidence that the english word for the ancient board game shares the same poor branding and searchability over the exact same word

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    Comment #37204298

    I'm reminded of Jack Donaghy on 30 Rock giving away his prized cookie jar collection to Kenneth, the only person he found that would appreciate it.

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    Comment #37070267

    Read "The Romance of Reality" by Bobby Azarian. It starts there and expands to cosmic levels.

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    Comment #37044463

    I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, but I actually endorse these ideas

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    Comment #37044331

    That's a pretty far fetched interpretation of the 1st amendment. It doesn't say "one's religious beliefs supersede the laws enacted by congress". Having religious beliefs doesn't m…

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    Comment #37041814

    I'm all for magic mushrooms and legalization, but I don't buy this 1st amendment religious exemption bullshit. The law should apply equally to everyone and everything, or it ceases…

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    Comment #37037100

    I think an inevitable but mostly untapped direction of research is to leverage biotechnology to manufacture materials to replace plastics, metals, chemicals etc., that either don't…

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    Comment #37036968

    I enthusiastically support this list

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    Comment #37027978

    very true

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    Comment #37023741

    I'm not sure you can. If it is possible, it probably requires some open-source tools and a pretty painful process to get the credentials off a hardware token (if that's even possib…

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    Comment #37023283

    Same. These things are indestructible. LOSING a key, however, is totally in the cards.

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    Comment #37023140

    glutton ;-p

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    Comment #37023032

    Uh, what? 1. There are pretty damned good reasons to use a single sign on (SSO) authentication across all company resources. Managing multiple accounts for every employee across ev…

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    Comment #37022723

    Google was one of the earliest adopters of Yubikeys, and they used them for EVERYTHING. When I worked there, we always received 2 keys: one of those itty bitty ones that sits in yo…

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    Comment #37010437

    One of the reasons I got my degree in Biotechnology was because I realized that the technology of life is mind-bogglingly advanced and learning how it does things can have profound…

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    Comment #37009921

    Considering the fact that you can inject python code blocks, I kind of doubt it. It also makes API calls that populates a dashboard with an inventory of resources created, so it se…

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    Comment #37009430

    A rare opinion but one I share wholeheartedly. I started my career at Google Cloud but spent the rest of it working with AWS. AWS always feels like an uphill struggle, lots of micr…

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    Comment #37009388

    Also pretty neat that there's a Terraform provider for Kubernetes native resources.

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    Comment #37009379

    This 1000%. Also recently discovered Google Deployment Manager is shit for the exact same reasons. I honestly don't get it.

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    Comment #37009376

    Terraform, and by extension HCL, is more powerful and flexible. It can be used across clouds. It has providers for all kinds of things, like kubernetes. It can be abstracted and mo…

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    Comment #37007256

    When I was homeless in LA, the heat was unbearable, and there was precious little shade anywhere. My only respite was public libraries, which are free, air conditioned, quiet, have…

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    Comment #37006887

    6. We need to research and fund more effective substance abuse treatment. There is a surprising dearth of evidence-based treatment programs out there. Having gone through a few cou…

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    Comment #37004327

    As a fairy heavy drug user, I feel I should chime in since it appears most of the comments here are coming from "normies" whose experience with users seems to be limited to homeles…

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    Comment #37003754

    Wow, legalizing across the board and requiring licensing was the idea I had. Force some kind of education requirements, pay into funds to provide treatment, and revoke licenses for…

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    Comment #36899668

    I find myself torn between my STEM-educated skeptic mind and my numerous DMT-induced visits to hyper-reality and communication with unfathomably advanced hyper-dimensional beings m…