> We use Ramp at work and it allows you to specifically set budgets for every single credit card and get approvals, etc. This should be an advertisement for them. Not really. My company card is issued by one of the five…
Becoming increasingly clear, I think, that all of this recent talk about extreme risks, etc., is a marketing and PR campaign more than anything else.
Not denying that a lot of stuff these days is crap. Just objecting to the idea that if you want a "proper BIFL suitcase" you need to buy an expensive luxury brand, because it's absolutely not true. If you spend $700 to…
> Massie seems to have more staying power for now "For now" here means until the end of this Congress. He lost his primary in May, so he's not going to be a member of Congress in January.
Curious, so I checked. A Briggs and Riley Essential 22" Carry-On Expandable Spinner is $729. Sorry, but that's insane. I admittedly travel less than I used to but I bought my basic carry-on for about $110 more than 20…
Part of what phoronix does is simple news aggregation. Ain't nothing wrong with that, it's useful. Another, bigger, part of what they do is pretty in-depth testing of hardware and operating systems. Also useful. Nothing…
All you have to do is follow the link at the end of the article. A prerequisite, I guess, is that you actually read that far.
"A Justice Department attorney said during a June court proceeding that Rush wasn’t supposed to have the gold bars at his home." Well, no, I suppose he wasn't.
Probably gonna make a good movie someday.
Your database? Sure, knock yerself out.
"I believe in a greater power, because I’ve felt something throughout life." People make this mistake a lot. These kinds of "feelings" are extremely contingent on the society, community, and family you live in. Some…
> Crypto never did anything is the difference? The only people it did anything for were speculative investment types. Don't forget the criminals. When it comes to crypto, never forget the criminals.
> seem to be trained to write to persistent storage wherever they can I have a co-worker like that.
> the White House force Anthropic to... Careful, there's some dude here who really strenuously objects to language like that. The White House is a building, it can't force anyone to do anything!
Oh it's definitely real and I suspect it's accelerating.
Seems more like being shoved than simply sliding.
> an ssh server exposed to the Internet. I... still allow password authentication in case of trouble You gotta get over that eventually and really, the sooner the better.
> This is really the dumbest shit imaginable Oh just wait.
Every US presidential election is baseline 50/50 and ends up decided by a small number of people who are as fickle as all get out and dumber than dirt. They don't vote for anything recognizable as a "reason."
Someone who appears to have actually read the article, or at least the first sentence! Wonders never cease.
The very first sentence of the article begins "The Trump administration has paused processing of immigrant visas..."
Absent context and purpose, the question can't be answered. Building a storage server? You'll want ZFS and therefore FreeBSD. A gateway router and firewall? Probably OpenBSD + pf (although FreeBSD + pf works fine,…
> If and when we reach the point of 'normal' people being able to reliably compose ultra customized software solutions to their problems... This presupposes that "normal" people have significant problems amenable to…
"When you enter home - based on presence, time of day, ambient illuminance, barometric pressure, temperature what do you want to happen?" Pretty hard to think of anything I want to happen upon returning home that…
Author got stoned, thinks wow man like what are the chances? You ever think about that?
> We use Ramp at work and it allows you to specifically set budgets for every single credit card and get approvals, etc. This should be an advertisement for them. Not really. My company card is issued by one of the five…
Becoming increasingly clear, I think, that all of this recent talk about extreme risks, etc., is a marketing and PR campaign more than anything else.
Not denying that a lot of stuff these days is crap. Just objecting to the idea that if you want a "proper BIFL suitcase" you need to buy an expensive luxury brand, because it's absolutely not true. If you spend $700 to…
> Massie seems to have more staying power for now "For now" here means until the end of this Congress. He lost his primary in May, so he's not going to be a member of Congress in January.
Curious, so I checked. A Briggs and Riley Essential 22" Carry-On Expandable Spinner is $729. Sorry, but that's insane. I admittedly travel less than I used to but I bought my basic carry-on for about $110 more than 20…
Part of what phoronix does is simple news aggregation. Ain't nothing wrong with that, it's useful. Another, bigger, part of what they do is pretty in-depth testing of hardware and operating systems. Also useful. Nothing…
All you have to do is follow the link at the end of the article. A prerequisite, I guess, is that you actually read that far.
"A Justice Department attorney said during a June court proceeding that Rush wasn’t supposed to have the gold bars at his home." Well, no, I suppose he wasn't.
Probably gonna make a good movie someday.
Your database? Sure, knock yerself out.
"I believe in a greater power, because I’ve felt something throughout life." People make this mistake a lot. These kinds of "feelings" are extremely contingent on the society, community, and family you live in. Some…
> Crypto never did anything is the difference? The only people it did anything for were speculative investment types. Don't forget the criminals. When it comes to crypto, never forget the criminals.
> seem to be trained to write to persistent storage wherever they can I have a co-worker like that.
> the White House force Anthropic to... Careful, there's some dude here who really strenuously objects to language like that. The White House is a building, it can't force anyone to do anything!
Oh it's definitely real and I suspect it's accelerating.
Seems more like being shoved than simply sliding.
> an ssh server exposed to the Internet. I... still allow password authentication in case of trouble You gotta get over that eventually and really, the sooner the better.
> This is really the dumbest shit imaginable Oh just wait.
Every US presidential election is baseline 50/50 and ends up decided by a small number of people who are as fickle as all get out and dumber than dirt. They don't vote for anything recognizable as a "reason."
Someone who appears to have actually read the article, or at least the first sentence! Wonders never cease.
The very first sentence of the article begins "The Trump administration has paused processing of immigrant visas..."
Absent context and purpose, the question can't be answered. Building a storage server? You'll want ZFS and therefore FreeBSD. A gateway router and firewall? Probably OpenBSD + pf (although FreeBSD + pf works fine,…
> If and when we reach the point of 'normal' people being able to reliably compose ultra customized software solutions to their problems... This presupposes that "normal" people have significant problems amenable to…
"When you enter home - based on presence, time of day, ambient illuminance, barometric pressure, temperature what do you want to happen?" Pretty hard to think of anything I want to happen upon returning home that…
Author got stoned, thinks wow man like what are the chances? You ever think about that?