And in the darkness bind them.”
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* Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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* Bio: Network-Engineer-turned-Linux-Admin-turned-SRE, Platform agnostic, not-quite-entrepreneurial. Also: I like python and awk.
* I literally grew up between a trailer park and the landfill. I know my privilege got me out. What's yours gotten you?
And in the darkness bind them.”
I’m at my happiest when being grease or glue; when I unstick the stuck, or stick the unstuck. I like to “walk the property”. Find the bugs that are under rocks.
I’m not at my best as a mere construction drone piling on work for work’s sake. That’s soul-killing, for my soul, at least.
Then you get above the Arctic Circle, and there are days with neither. :D
[0] https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/99114/source-of-sc...
b) The fire chief apparently has the authority to have individual citizens arrested, and was abusing that power to stop those humanitarian efforts. Thus, functionally a “cop” and—doubly demonstrated—a bastard.
Also, executing a copy of a program is violating the “for archival purposes only” provision. Once it’s being executed it’s no longer archival, it’s executive.
1. https://www.nintendo.com/sg/support/switch/eula/usage_policy... 2. https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/...
> But IP law says nothing about interaction with already-existing copies.
…because it requires a separate copy.
This entitled attitude is part of the problem. A game can’t simply be shipped and done anymore. It means the quality can slip, because “we’ll patch it after we ship.” It also means the author has to continue development indefinitely, which means they’re also never done.
More like when they decide to do that. They want to capture and extrapolate any and all data possible from every possible source.
> He went a step farther and did something I didn’t: he checked Uber prices “with someone else’s phone” who did not have a balance in their Uber account – and Uber was pricing the route at the usual $20 for them.
Even if you’re not a Metallica fan, it’s a fannnnntastic song.
I can’t find it, but there’s someone selling sock puppet posts on HN even.