Comment Re:"Tin Foil Hats" is not PC (Score 1) 120
Nonono. Not a hipster. The term that a hipster would have used would be "Tin Foil Fedora".
Nonono. Not a hipster. The term that a hipster would have used would be "Tin Foil Fedora".
"Since some time, I am working on a replacement of our current shell script based boot process to something more flexible, a similar solution to Apple's launchd, and Linux's systemd."
Hosts file pointing anything going to update to localhost until you're ready to install them. No, we shouldn't have to do that but if they want to fuck with my control over my system I can fuck back.
Given the ignorance of the post you replied to I wouldn't be so sure that the person posting it has even heard of Voltaire.
The 'dwarf' was in parenthesis because I don't agree with the IAU's distinction
If the center that is orbited is inside the mass of the 'mother' planet then it's a moon/satellite.
The center of mass in the Pluto-Charon system lies outside of either body. It's not a moon. They are a double (dwarf) planetary system.
Caitlyn Binks?
Point out where I said she was not horrible. I critiqued the comparison. You seem to lack fundamental reading comprehension skills.
I'm starting to think I'm getting old and am the only person who doesn't give a shit about the Occulus Rift or any other VR setups, at least not yet. Seriously, I've always been a graphics junkie, since the days when CGA was the standard for color, and I really am quite happy right now with 1080p on a flat screen.
The more accurate question is 'What if anything should we block, and why?'
Those among Reddit users that you refer to, the 'horrible' ones, are not the CEO. You're making an apples and oranges argument.
What about a college degree? At one level, a diploma is no more than a very expensive certification.
Nope. Getting a college degree, you actually learn something.
Having been a hiring manager for many years in a past life I can tell you right now that your statement is pretty much BS. I've seen many college grads who didn't have any demonstrable knowledge at all. I've seen some that did of course, but getting a degree is no guarantee that a candidate really learned anything, or at least anything remotely useful.
Darth Vader: I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it any further.
This is very true. I get contacted by recruiters almost non-stop, and the last two jobs I interviewed for I got offers. I don't interview a lot because truth be told I really like where I am, but sometimes it is worth exploring other opportunities.
An authority is a person who can tell you more about something than you really care to know.