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by 15155 8mo ago
> statistically speaking they are more likely to use it to end their own lives What historical precedent is there for infringement of Constitutionally-enumerated rights of others based on suicides? Why is this somehow a "gotcha&qu
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by 15155 8mo ago
> Not so fun fact, the person most likely to be killed by a gun in your home is you. No shit: people commit suicide (which your "statistic" you lifted from Everytown, Giffords, or VPC - anti-gun lobbies includes.) Suicidal peop
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by 15155 8mo ago
Long gun homicides (justified and unjustified, "assault weapons" and grandpa's 30-06 combined) are typically sub-500 per year, see: FBI crime stats for the last N decades. Pick whatever demise: falling off of ladders, roofs,
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by 15155 8mo ago
"Common sense" is an oft-used tactic in this space: if what I am pushing is common sense, whatever you are pushing is senseless.
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by 15155 8mo ago
"a source" - You "cited" the most left-leaning, well-funded anti-gun lobby in the United States. Is that who passes for a "source" these days?
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by 15155 8mo ago
Adults can sell each other property with no ID and without the state getting involved, who knew. If you mean at a store, a regulated vendor, you are incorrect.
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by 15155 9mo ago
This is a good move, but why isn't the anti-cheat software just refusing to operate on systems with these devices attached?
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by 15155 9mo ago
The obvious next step is to disallow those elderly machines once a critical mass of users have modern-enough equipment. We're almost there.
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by 15155 9mo ago
> attach malicious devices to the PCI bus to DMA sensitive data How do you do this in modern system with TPMs and IOMMU enabled?
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by 15155 9mo ago
> Whatever Microsoft ships would have more holes than swiss cheese The current execution environment with IOMMU and TPM requirements is changing this rapidly. Try disabling Windows Defender - good luck.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Audience matters. Something intended to stop legitimate business consumers in a non tech industry requires substantially less sophistication than something built to withstand professional reverse engineers.
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by 15155 9mo ago
> cellular radio via USB provides far less isolation Really? Does the radio somehow become the USB Host in this equation and magically start driving the conversation? How?
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by 15155 9mo ago
With a couple of GPS-synchronized receivers stationed in an area, child's play. LoRA airtime is extraordinarily long for common spreading factors.
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by 15155 9mo ago
For every task you could also use a 555 timer for (with dedicated analog support complexity,) you are talking about tens of lines of user code at most. Even if you had to do everything directly with registers, the amount of C or Rust here
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by 15155 9mo ago
Who provisions dedicated reset monitors on $0.06 MCUs?
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by 15155 9mo ago
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary/?BillNumber=1386&Year=202...
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by 15155 9mo ago
Buy and keep it elsewhere? Buy futures?
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by 15155 9mo ago
Here's to hoping the Supreme Court can fix this loophole that almost no other developed nation in the entire world still allows!
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by 15155 9mo ago
Imagine waiting in line for a decade, going through a grueling process, following the rules and immigrating legally, only to show up and see hordes of criminal invaders who thought they were exempt from the same.
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by 15155 9mo ago
"Murder" is a very specific form of homicide and is both legally and morally unlikely to be the correct term here.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Criminals are people who commit crimes generally, not just people who have been convicted of them. You can independently be charged with harboring a criminal awaiting trial regardless of their adjudication status.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Face ID doesn't work with eyes closed, the warrant wasn't clear whether or not A Clockwork Orange -style setup would be allowed.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Federal ones, no: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1001
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by 15155 9mo ago
Puya is a major flash manufacturer who ventured into ARM chips.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Modern 32-bit microcontrollers are cheaper than 555s.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Non-convicted persons, not "non-criminals" https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1325 Illegal entry is still a crime.
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by 15155 9mo ago
A common technique used by illegal immigration sympathizers is to artfully conflate the two for argument's sake.
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by 15155 9mo ago
People who natively speak English do not assume "children" means "adult children." Obviously everyone is "someone's child." Citizen children have rights, illegal immigrants have rights. Nobody's right
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by 15155 9mo ago
I am not talking about your rights: this is a strawman argument. Nobody is talking about you, an adult citizen - was the context difficult to follow? Maybe English isn't your first language: when people are talking about "children
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by 15155 9mo ago
"Fairness" - it's not about fairness, it's about basic accounting. Government could not afford to provide the services they provide if these taxes weren't paid, full stop. Progressive taxation or 'fairness&#x27

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