Re: Hmmm.....
I'm glad I'm not THAT paranoid (despite the best classes money could buy ... ).
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Female seeking male? Absolutely not. The LKML ain't a meat market. <sfsf>
More seriously, the only person I can speak for is myself ... The only FSM I use is the one between my ears; no tool generated code here[0]. Reading through the source code, I suspect I'm not alone. The source is open, you can read along for yourself, if you like.
Disclaimer: I'm not a coder, per se, but I have been contributing for a long time.
[0] Yes, I know, I'm such a tool ... Feel better now?
"lp0 on fire"
Ran across this about 6 months ago when trying to convince a very old bit of kit (IBM 1403) to cooperate with Linux. I jumped about a foot, it had been probably three decades since I last saw that error message.
ALL news is false!
No. Really. Please allow me to explain ... "the news" is entertainment, not education. It exists to sell razor blade, bog roll, tampon and beer commercials in order to profit the shareholders. It'll sell a bacon sarnie or a president in order to make a buck. IT DOESN'T CARE ABOUT "TRUTH"! All "the news" cares about is turning a profit, in order to keep the shareholders happy.
We now return you to your preconceived misconceptions. Have a nice day.
Exactly. Ive never heard of any of the "trailblazers" either.
It gets better. I've heard of one of the Judges (Mr. Pott), one of the Industry Supporters (VMware), and one of the Media Partners (ElReg). I could make a case that I would never have heard of Mr. Pott if I wasn't a regular reader of ElReg.
What demographic are they looking for, anyway? Obviously it's not system/network/security consultants with over 40 years in the industry and a home base in Silly Con Valley ...
Older-than-the-hills joke aside, you are quite correct, BAce. But then that's exactly what it is supposed to be. What else would you expect from a very light, low alcohol lager? It's not exactly brewed to look/feel/taste like Old Peculiar, now is it?
To those of you who claim it tastes like horse piss or whathaveyou, taste it again. Get a sample that is less than a month past it's "born on date" (it is aged at the brewery, and is built to be consumed young), and one that hasn't spent a lot of time fluctuating between hot & cold. I'm serious. A properly stored glass of BudLight has no phenolics, esters, sulphides, tannins, the afore mentioned "skunk", etc. It tastes of yeast (barely), malt (barely), and hops (kinda, if you squint), and little else. There is no after-taste to speak of, and no sticky mouth feel.
No, I don't work for A/B, nor do I own stock. Just trying to open a few closed minds. I'm probably tilting at windmills again. Whatever.
The likes of "bud light", et alia, are really a tribute to modern manufacturing capability. They are preserved water, no more, and no less. When consumed young, and unmolested, they have no off-flavo(u)rs, and taste the same all over the world (assuming proper storage ... methal mercaptin isn't exactly tasty ...).
Trying to re-create such a thing at home is a serious test of a home-brewer's skill. Don't believe me? Try it. Water, barley, rice, yeast & hops ... how hard can it be? :-)
Sounds to me like whoever is/was in charge of your inventory control system is incompetent. I've been specing un*x based inventory control for nearly 40 years with nary a hiccup. Granted, I started with proprietary $oftware, but for the last 15 years it's been FOSS all the way.
AC, you realize you counted 104 characters? Most of my fanbois just hang my every word, hanging on to every character is just being silly.
Just to point out the obvious, I don't in general type several dozen words when a couple of handfuls will do. However, here at ElReg I can post several hundred words per post, should I feel the need. No need to break it into 140 characters or less, it seems most commentards here are quite capable of maintaining a coherent thought across multiple paragraphs. Unlike the featherbrained twits, apparently.
Uh, just a second Grey. I live in Northern California. I do not know a single person who voted for or approves of the big, fat orange idiot-in-chief, nor what he is attempting to do to OUR, not HIS, country.
Eastern WA & OR ... well, the closer you get to Western Idaho (by land area), the sorrier I feel for you.
Not a joke. Rather an intentional heading off of Muphry's law ... I've used it before, I'll use it again. Old habit, leftover from mailing lists and USENET ... although I first started using it when bleeding on (proofreading and marking up with a red pencil) inter-office memos just before the mimeograph stage. A simple mispleling on the cover-sheet produced more dates with the departmental secretary ;-)
$ dig thereg.ah.fuck.it
; <<>> DiG 9.10.4-P5 <<>> thereg.ah.fuck.it
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 28625
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 4096
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;thereg.ah.fuck.it. IN A
;; ANSWER SECTION:
thereg.ah.fuck.it. 3600 IN A 46.252.31.30
;; Query time: 359 msec
;; SERVER: ::munged::
;; WHEN: Thu Feb 09 01:10:53 PST 2017
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 62
::heh::
That being that working "in the cloud", also known as "centralized computing", also known as "telecommuting" (as in teletype), is, like, totally 1950s technology.
So we can finally get off the cloud bandwagon, right? It's obviously a failed technology if even IBM can't make it work internally!