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ossreality

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    Comment #11279997

    ... the programs that all started long before he was in office? He's at fault for keeping them in place, but that's about it.

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    Comment #11279893

    Oh, please delete this before more people see it and you're further embarrassed. Or, you know, elaborate on how the federal government has infringed on any of your religious rights…

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    Comment #11275141

    I was crying by #18 and I got sick while reading #24. What in the actual fuck. I don't even know what to do right now, I'm just sitting here shaking in shock. This is the most disg…

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    Comment #11263354

    "open". I'd really like to understand what you and others in this thread think the definition of the word "open" is, exactly.

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    Comment #11225593

    WebRTC in Chrome has already supported screen sharing for years.

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    Comment #11225523

    That would be a travesty. Skype and the Skype org is such a huge pile of flaming crap.

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    Comment #11218513

    lol, no. C# debugging on Linux will use neither GDB nor LLDB. The GDB text protocol is used, but C# debugging will be done by the clrdbg. It's already been ported.

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    Comment #11206390

    Jesus, I just cringed to death.

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    Comment #11206385

    Um, no. Thank you. There are reasons for only using OSS software that are both philosophical and pragmatic. Literally in the last three days I've had tools that were broken in Ubun…

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    Comment #11200912

    Yeah, I can run new dotnet projects on Linux now. Good luck with ReactOS.

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    Comment #11197471

    This has nothing to do with preference and everything to do with jobs. Otherwise the headline wouldn't be what it is.

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    Comment #11183092

    Rancher is an OS, not a deployment platform. I really don't get everyone's hand wavey about Kubernetes. It's not a "long winding road". It takes minutes to launch a managed cluster…

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    Comment #11183080

    Well, considering they said that they're running Kubernetes on GCE and not GKE, I don't think your conclusion is forgone at all. More importantly, GKE _is_ Kubernetes. It's actuall…

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    Comment #11180241

    lol, push eject, wait a few seconds for the notification, remove device. oh right, you're probably using windows.

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    Comment #11179843

    ... come on you have to say more than that. I don't see what you're suggesting is obvious, at all.

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    Comment #11179767

    This is a joke right? So heavy with huge pictures for no reason. Plus you do an HTML redirect? I can't even.

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    Comment #11177150

    really, you use Firefox and you use YouTube a lot? are there more people like you???

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    Comment #11176387

    > the GPL brigade is getting louder in their intolerance of other licences. I can't even

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    Comment #11168488

    That plugin is not used . Hangouts for me, in Chromium on Linux, is pure native WebRTC.

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    Comment #11167564

    boy, it sure is nice to be reminded that my life is just politics to some people.

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    Comment #11164789

    I'm amazed at how inaccurate this comment is. Every single thing you listed there is supported in Kubernetes 1.2.

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    Comment #11138729

    "just so" ? really?

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    Comment #11138523

    Um, that's not what "open core" usually means. This feels nearly as cringey as the "Dear Dear GitHub" letter that kissed GH's rear real hard. Shout-out to the commentor repping 'go…

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    Comment #11137151

    This is so wildly wrong it's hard to understand how this thought even made sense in your head. I'm not even talking in the context of IPFS. Your entire notion of the web and what h…

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    Comment #11136918

    I wish I could have the best of both worlds. I prefer IPFS, but I'd like to be able to "pin" into cloud storage easily.