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solaris2007
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About solaris2007
Going forward I'm just going to write whatever comes to my mind. If you actually thought I care about updoot good-boy points like you do I (along with everyone else who knows what a vagina looks like) view you with pity and contempt.
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> But the moment two sites share the same address range, you have an ambiguity that IP routing cannot resolve. Writing PF or nft rules to NAT these hyper-legacy subnets on the loca…
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This may come as a shock to someone stuck in a radical far left bubble but people who are not either a citizen of one of the several states or not a citizen of the federal governme…
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Comment #46799987
There is audio and video footage that shows exactly this. The Sig P320 was REJECTED by the US Army and RECALLED by Sig for doing exactly this. "There is no indication", yeah so abo…
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Comment #46799889
This kind of made up bullshit makes you look like a total lunatic.
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> or you have a child or family member in one of our concentration camps I must be one of those comfortable and oblivious tech workers because I don't know about any concentration …
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Comment #46792762
Most original "hacker" (1980s, 1990s) and open source people are quietly right wing anyway.
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Comment #46792739
If Trump actually wanted to violently undermine the constitutional order there would be a lot of dead judges by now.
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Comment #46792729
The Sig P320 that an agent took off of him went off while it was in a federal cop's hand. This is the same Sig P320 that the US Army rejected and was mass recalled for going off on…
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Comment #46792452
Perfect. Now all they need to do is set up the redirect. Every bot is doing something on behalf of a human. Now that LLMs can churn out half-assed bot scripts every "look I install…
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Comment #46791621
What I have seen in practice (not with Spotify) is a law firm that is cozy with both entities will be delegated standing, the "powers" in power of attorney but with clauses definin…
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Make the data available through bit-torrent and IPFS. Redirect IPs that make excessive requests to response only kilobytes in size "use the torrents and IPFS". As an SRE, the only …
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> laughing at some one who really believes that s3 is “bottomless”. Please elaborate on this.
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Comment #46730136
If you aren't on a high talent density team comprised of people you have learned you can trust, assume the worst because far too often the original author didn't know why either.
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Comment #46724707
In 2014 and 2015 I was able to make some great things happen because of the people (mostly former Sun people) in the #smartos and #illumos IRC channels on Freenode. They were very …
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Comment #46724661
I am on a team that runs database services (mostly Postgres and DuckDB) on an internally maintained illumos branch that runs in VMs on the client's Oxide racks. Dtrace, Zones, and …
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Comment #46724547
SmartOS was Joyent's distribution of illumos, like how RedHat Linux is a distribution of Linux. Oxide's rack-scale compute is powered by Oxide's illumos build named Helios. https:/…
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Comment #46724397
Rights can be extended through contracts. A lawyer at Spotify might think to put in: "we distribute the music for you, your right to enforce copyright or otherwise litigate on beha…
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Comment #46724179
ESR was from a time that was radically different than the the VSCode / brew / macOS / Ubuntu centric era we have today. https://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#believe5
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Comment #46708468
Think of the gravity that Instagram/Facebook has today, or maybe things are different today, so had for millennials. Try to take away a young adult's phone today, you'll risk being…
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> That is a priggish statement A cursory glance at the definition of "prig" shows that what I wrote there is categorically not. You should at least try to look up that word and if …