@AlSweigart @gbargoud That's what I do. It's also good for finding links to papers nobody seems to have handy.
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It will never stop being funny to me that the whole "you can't trust Wikipedia because anyone can edit it" scare happened and now Wikipedia is the only trustworthy website because it turns out profit motive is the reason things turn to shit. -
The Dutch version of the BBC (very simply put) has started consistently stating in every article about Trump that he has a history of lying and saying nonsense.@thomholwerda What is the news outlet's name, so I can add it to Edison?
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Went exploring old backups of old webroots and found this picture I took at work like, 20+ years ago@mr_daemon I used to make them say INSERT QUARTER.
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Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against). -
Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against). -
Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).@cstross Social Darwinism might have been discredited, but that doesn't mean anything to people trying to apply it here.
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From my European perspective the most shocking thing about these ICE shootings in the US is that the shooters can simply walk away, step into a car and drive off.@sayonaraminasan @jwildeboer Laws only matter if they're enforced. And they're not.
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From my European perspective the most shocking thing about these ICE shootings in the US is that the shooters can simply walk away, step into a car and drive off.@darthvader42 @jwildeboer The USians who have all those firearms are climbing all over each other to join ICE.
Everybody took them at their word, and didn't listen to what they said to each other.
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Amsterdam is installing more LGBT -
A video of uncertain provenance showing an elderly Hmong man being arrested by ICE in sub-zero weather, wearing very little.@richpuchalsky Can I quote you on that?
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@tuban_muzuru @johnzajac @koakuma That is pretty much what I do. After years of trying to disprove it and failing, I had to accept it.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@tasket @johnzajac I did the same thing - hex editing VMS executables to patch date checking routines.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@tasket @johnzajac No, it wasn't simple.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@mikeash @johnzajac Thank Hollywood for that.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@human3500 @johnzajac Because we worked sixteen hour days for months on end fixing it.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@hamishb @johnzajac Wow, did it.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@johnzajac @koakuma That's pretty much the motto back home. I knew a lot of folks inside the Beltway who operated like that. Though it was usually for the purpose of expanding their influence over other stuff in the org.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@koakuma @johnzajac For a lot of folks, unless a hero saves the day at the last minute it wasn't a thing at all.
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I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000@burnitdown @glent @johnzajac Industrial control systems, too, because COBOL is weirdly good for developing programmable state machines. Power companies used them (probably still do) for managing when substations go offline and others take up the load for maintenance.