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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I always played Protoss in SC1 and just built a huge amount of Carriers.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> "Trump won, and we didn't foresee it, so it must have been Russia tricking stupid, dumb rednecks into voting for him" I disagree that is what the narrative is. I agree, though, that it's not likely any significant n
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Same problem as lead, IIRC.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Actual evidence decides that. My general rule of thumb is, how easily supporters/detractors of an 'idea' let a third-party audit/research their findings and how they react to the results.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Reminded me of "Hackers": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmz67ErIRa4
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> It is that people want the poor to take care of themselves. > I know I get jealous when I think of a certain girl I know who dropped out of high school and had a few kids and collected welfare to pay for it. I worked hard to pay for
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Deregulation won't help, and I'm not sure what you mean by standardization? Nuclear is promising but it is just too costly and complicated to build new plants when solar and wind and plummeting in price. Subsidizing could help.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
IIRC, Russia is hoping climate change will help their tundras be more farmable and oil-exploitable.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I doubt it correlates as well. American Christian 'leaders' (specifically Evangelicals) have strategically married their religion and conservative talking points. It (climate change belief) is not as associated with identity in ot
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Hm, do DNS queries go through an SSH tunnel?
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/28/congress-clears-way-for-isps... Congress removed FCC regs. that would have prevented it. ISPs have been claiming both the regulation is unneeded but that they won't sell y
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yes, it was. And then she followed up more specifically with, "what we can use instead of the <b> tag?" I said, "CSS, but it doesn't have much to do with HTML5's features."
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
EV certs provide more than just encryption that a DV (domain validation) cert provides. DV just checks to make sure the domain is under control of whoever is asking for the cert. EV ensures that the entity (person, corp, org, whatever) is i
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Ha, maybe that's why they say "Wild Caught" and not "Wild".
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Best company I worked at looked at my personal site and Github, albeit briefly, ahead of time and didn't ask much if anything about it (IIRC). They asked more peer-level questions. Pretty casual. As my first job out of college they did
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
If it's like other "smart" locks, it lets you know its state and can be locked remotely.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yes it does: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin... fair.c deadline.c rt.c
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
So you save the attacker a day by explicitly telling them what software stack you use. They still have to exploit that stack. It doesn't really change anything, just possibly saves the attacker some time if they can exploit the remai
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Hm, I can agree with you but I'd say there are limits to how effective you can be in asymmetric warfare. Eg., Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, etc.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I hear that again and again as the reason we needed to oppose the fall of countries to communism, but it never seemed to me that communism was the root cause, but Soviet instigated revolutions and power plays that was more the issue.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
That article had quite a few typos, especially for a BBC article: > “There was the space race and the race to put a man on the Moon race happening at the same time. > The Nasa flights spelled the end of the Tu-144’s flying career. Des
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> Yeah, that's not a great study (though it was admittedly pretty groundbreaking,) and it doesn't actually prove that there is no relation between speed and accidents. Multiple studies since the 60's have shown different r
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
No, difference in speed causes those accidents: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon_curve > Speeding is one of the stupidest norms that exists in our society. Politicians arbitrarily setting the speed limits is th
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
How do I install a VPN on my IoT lightbulbs?
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> If I'm plugged into the router directly then i should be good because it eliminates the wifi handshake. Eh, yes, if you're plugged in you're good because it eliminates Wifi, period. For that one client, anyway.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> Multiply two numbers without using multiplication operator or loops Uh, ok: a * b = b != 0 ? a/(1/b) : 0 Done. EDIT: handle division by zero.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Ted Kaczynski is kind of in his own category.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> Torture obviously works. It just also creates a lot of false information from people who don't know the answer and will say anything to make the torture stop. But that's much more nuanced and quite different from the refrain
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> and if you make them relaxed an innocent person might be more apt to say something stupid. Huh? That's the exact opposite of what the article was conveying. Trying to intimidate or force people to talk gets them to just say whatev
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Bitcoins can and have been seized.

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