What was it before that, though?

What’s the percentage chance someone has misunderstood the difference between causation and correlation?

I can’t imagine any governments would look kindly upon internet access being guarded behind a single company’s product.

laughs in 2001

And time moderating it, especially if they run their own.

Pitch a micro instance with little more than the rfc2142-like addresses emulated on there - info, mayor, council, admin or chat master, whatever - useful for tagging, forwarding on the way in and info dissemination on the way out.

Much less work to run, since outgoing is all gonna be pre-vetted.

And the 302 reponse on the non-ssl port is such a no-brainer.

3b) Simultaneously, they need to be reminded and shown that the public *cannot* see what happens on Twitter or Facebook or it is much harder.

This is a fantastic point that I know I would have left out. If you’re suggesting we should be complete so that the info is there and we’re spelling out the implied difference, then I think that’s excellent.

File-by-file integrity check against signed checksums upstream to trivially confirm validity of deployment.

But that’s probably not interesting.

I love the female lead on river. I’ll watch anything of hers based on her river performance.

There seems to be a fundamental equality problem there.

You’re suggesting the Penguin is now a reformed man?

THE SYSTEM WORKS !!

LIDAR isn’t even that expensive.

Even my cheap chinese vacuum cleaner has it.

I bet it’s got ‘vacuum-grade’ granularity, and not ‘2 tons at 50mph approaching some trick-or-treaters’ kind of granularity required.

ready to admit

red flag

They’ll rush it anyway.

Sorry your private data got shared out. Bug’s fixed now but everyone knows about your bizarre top hat fetish.

It’s that like “Y’ever been ta tha SEA, Billy?”

Filter/mod the word, or just block any items containing any text with those words in them?

I.e. change a comment or just reject it at the gate?

Incremental improvement is bad?

everyday

every day

bloatness

bloat

experiences

experience

I used a linux desktop in 1995 or so. Never since. Even when I was working with the company building unix and linux - to be clear, building and selling AT&T Unix and a Linux distro - our standard kit was windows. It was less hassle as winamp, vanDyke and Mozilla ran better as-is.

I haven’t used a linux desktop in 30 years of linux. Maybe this year?

It is the standard.

ITT: American HR vs the world.

This is true.

Look, the moment you know you need a new job, you’re done at the current shop. So get looking.