Hans too big

Shut up and take my money.

If you house the homeless they are no longer homeless so you can’t house them so they become homeless and then you need to house them and then they are no longer homeless so you can’t house them and then they become….

Sorry, got in a little loop there. Point being, taking care of people is ok. That’s what money is for. Even after the acute need has passed.

I always go big on the tahin. It’s awesome stuff.

Just feck off with your AI spam.

Existentialism, absurdism, nihilism, they all span a fairly narrow range of actual philosophies.

“Unequal rights” is the centerpiece of conservative thought.

That’s how I play call of Cthulhu.

It’s been a long road…

It’s the old first aid adage: blood goes round and round, air goes in and out. Anything else is a problem.

Dude, you need to figure out a way to automate that. It’s no way to live.

Make no mistake: this is an improvement.

There are substantial unsolvable issues with long lived certificates, and automatic deployment of very short lived certificates is the way to solve them.

Plan for certificate validity of six days in a few years.

YES! Keep cutting it down!

Revocation is a lost cause and if you don’t automate you deserve what you get.

Honestly, I consider myself a social democrat, and that’s a fair criticism of social democratic politics.

You can mitigate the worst excesses of capitalism, but only at the price of constant vigilance. And if you do a good job, people don’t think you are doing much of anything, and hound you about the “government inefficiency”, the “oppressive regulatory pressure” and the “poor business climate”. You are basically running PR for capitalism.

The guy has a wonderfully idiosyncratic writing style. None of what he says is in any way new (there are videos on YouTube of Sen Warren saying the exact same things from 2008-2010 or so), but it’s certainly an interesting read.

And Intel completes its slide into irrelevance by becoming a medium tier fab. Someone please just take the whole company out behind the barn and put it out of its misery.

It also has some obvious implications for early warning and missile defense.

And all of Miss congeniality.

If you believe in Satan as an equal and opposite force to God you’re not Christian. You’re not even monotheistic.

Both Kim and the protagonist.

I’m on record saying that DE is one of the best reflections on the nature of investigative police work in any medium, but just look at it. Is anyone’s life actually better by the end?