It seems that Glyphosate is a neurotoxin. That will affect you much sooner than any possible cancer. -- You may tell a man "Thou art a fiend", but not "Your nose wants blowing".
It is monolithic. It has many components, but no alternatives to any of them. It encrypts (writes binary) logs and offers only itself as a way to read them. It encourages non-kernel systems to rely on it. NSA?
How long can (Open)BSD and Slackware hold out against this perversity?
Are you paranoid if they really are out to get you? -- It was a dark and drunken night. Four shots called out -- drink me.
It has the advantage that the cat doesn't fall into the toilet, too. FTFY -- "Gravity just affects how distances are measured." Tell that to a skydiver's next of kin.
(1) Buy/get Licence for cheap/free. (2) implement it with a user-selected weighting
1 - original Disney mode,
0 - ignore Disney tool, or
-1 - Arrr! (3) profit (it's only a beta, after all). -- Is the opposite of evil, good? Not always. Not even usually.
Upload everything you have to an open repository (github, sourceforge?) and create a torrent on TPB. Once you have a few seeders, it could become immortal...
... or not.
-- You can learn a lot from how people used to do things. And why they stopped.
Slashdot Mirror
The Japanese have done that, in anime:
Space Battleship Yamato
and
The Celestial Railroad
for example.
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Of course that's just my opinion...... you could be wrong.
github?
... we'll all be in driverless FLYING Teslas ....
FTFY
Just because there might be an infinity of alternatives does not mean all things are possible.
There is an infinity of rational numbers between 0 and 1,
but none of them is greater than 2.
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Life is complex -- part real, part imaginary.
Not to rain on your excellent rational prescription for habitat construction, but AIUI
Japan exists because it sits on the edge of a tectonic plate. Fault lines underlie its very existence.
ISTR the French CRS have a bit of form.
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Complex systems tend to produce complex responses to problems, which are not solutions.
It seems that Glyphosate is a neurotoxin. That will affect you much sooner than any possible cancer.
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You may tell a man "Thou art a fiend", but not "Your nose wants blowing".
My first attempt printed out "Hello Wrold".
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Life would be easier if it came with a debugger.
Using that perspective, why not rob a bank today ?
What's the rush? Maybe tomorrow....
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All models are wrong, some are useful.
ISTR there is one, using the forward facing camera.
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The truth is, you never do get old enough to know better -- Joe Martin
The only real scarcity is our understanding.
FTFY.
I envisage a helicopter load of UAV operators in "line of sight".
For the helicopter providers, it is a great opportunity.
For the LOS UAV operators, it is a wonderful range extension.
For the rest of us, underneath, maybe not so great.
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Most people are not nearly as paranoid as they should be.
IS THAT YOU, B1FF?
posting to suppress mis-moderation
There is a lot of heat in this discussion, but not much light.
It seems the systemd developers and their managers have lost contact with some of the people that build and run linux server systems.
I am not taking any position on whether systemd or sysVinit is 'better'., but
What are the developers going to go off and change next?
Has the master forsaken us?
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The year of linux on the desktop approaches, because the server rooms will all be BSD.
It is monolithic. It has many components, but no alternatives to any of them.
It encrypts (writes binary) logs and offers only itself as a way to read them.
It encourages non-kernel systems to rely on it.
NSA?
How long can (Open)BSD and Slackware hold out against this perversity?
Are you paranoid if they really are out to get you?
--
It was a dark and drunken night. Four shots called out -- drink me.
It has the advantage that the cat doesn't fall into the toilet, too.
FTFY
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"Gravity just affects how distances are measured." Tell that to a skydiver's next of kin.
(1) Buy/get Licence for cheap/free.
(2) implement it, badly.
(3) profit!
or
(1) Buy/get Licence for cheap/free.
(2) implement it with a user-selected weighting
1 - original Disney mode,
0 - ignore Disney tool, or
-1 - Arrr!
(3) profit (it's only a beta, after all).
--
Is the opposite of evil, good? Not always. Not even usually.
Upload everything you have to an open repository (github, sourceforge?) and create a torrent on TPB. Once you have a few seeders, it could become immortal...
... or not.
--
You can learn a lot from how people used to do things. And why they stopped.
I can't think of anything that's considered standard in a luxury car that the Tesla doesn't have
a chauffeur?
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I want to be like Elon Musk if I grow up.
How does one get the job of "editor"
Perhaps it is a punishment for not using all those moderator points.
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If you believe everything you read, you are a fool. Believe me.
What would your mitochondria do?
They don't get many opportunities to express themselves.
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If you think this universe is bad, you should see some of the others - P K Dick
Somehow I think you're doing t wrong.
Try pronouncing it backwards.
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If you think this universe is bad, you should see some of the others - P K Dick
FB is for pics of the grandchildren's birthday cake, for FBI agents acting like children, etc.
Politics doesn't sell.
Block them all and let God sort them out.
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Kill them all and let God sort them out -- Massacre at Béziers, 22 July 1209
In the proposed protocol, the Evil bit is always set.