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bitfilped

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    Comment #48813842

    Requiring thousands of node packages to malformat text for people who can't be bothered to not use a phone to read a webpage seems to be the common definition of responsive these d…

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    Comment #48555251

    Docker swarm has been providing the simple solution for over a decade but nobody wants to use it because it's not k8s.

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    Comment #48550337

    A skilled employee would never skip that step, why should you do so in an interview context? Skipping that step seems like a task failure to me just as much as any other part of th…

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    Comment #48550319

    Once again I'll state my opinion, don't use linkedin. It's a social media site not an employment/recruitment resource.

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    Comment #48538605

    FreeBSD and NetBSD aren't going anywhere and can be used for older hardware, for the amount of production and load bearing use Linux sees there's an enormous amount of cruft and ga…

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    Comment #48090754

    Forwarding to WORM tape is one way. Of course that still involves network and likely a buffer somewhere.

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    Comment #48062228

    They can be nested, the one thing I have never been able to figure out though is how to get alerts of receiving a message while also filing away in a sub folder. You get one or the…

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    Comment #48060978

    Am I missing part of the article? This seems like 2 sentences saying "don't install anything cause some Linux LPEs came out." I don't understand why this is on the frontpage of HN.…

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    Comment #48048650

    A company choosing to take a loss on a service is not the same as not needing to pay for it, it was getting paid for.

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    Comment #48021547

    People still unironically use Web3 as a term, that's hilarious.

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    Comment #48019960

    It'll work next year, don't worry.

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    Comment #48003406

    Should I be able to run files I download on my own computer? I think yes I should, hate fighting MacOS to do simple tasks because Apple engineers assume the end user has the averag…

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    Comment #47992501

    The over ambitious and underperforming, might be a good indication of why they can't keep a website up :)

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    Comment #47992479

    No to mention the absolutely absurd questions they ask. I looked at a sr position there and they were asking about performance in individual courses _in high school._ I haven't bee…

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    Comment #47781348

    Complaining about vendor blobs while showing a picture of a machine hooked up to a China produced RAT box is certainly a statement.

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    Comment #47768828

    When it comes to storage "unlimited" to me means a promise to be broken at some random point in the future. I'll never use a service that claims unlimited anything over having an a…

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    Comment #47625690

    No, publicly funded research is the reason the internet exists.

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    Comment #47615616

    Despite the misleading headline, I really don't understand why anyone uses linkedin, there will inevitably be a trailing rely of comments claiming it has some irreplaceable value i…

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    Comment #47570175

    Sure it's a giant PITA, but it's not expensive to repair if you do the labor yourself. Parts for macbook are easy to comeby since Apple decentralizes repairs so heavily.

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    Comment #47475663

    Autonomous vehicles need to be safer than human drivers, not trading one set of safety concerns for different ones.

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    Comment #47454438

    Sounds like his feedback loop is finally broken after years of logrolling with sycophants in government and higher ed.

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    Comment #47450257

    Great, what's more concerning than crash rates though are impeding emergency vehicles, blocking roads, stalling when traffic lights are down, rolling past school buses with stop ar…

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    Comment #47440383

    Yes, we're already running 800G networks, so this phrasing seems really silly to me.