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by 15155 2mo ago
> Image he took a blow-torch to a safe and the door welded shut This analogue isn't perfect, but it isn't relevant anyway: the laws in question criminalize acts based on their intent. The blowtorch wasn't intended to destr
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by 15155 2mo ago
> A wiped phone can't contain contraband, so wiping the phone serves the same purpose as a search. While this is the most compelling argument I've seen surrounding this case and this specific context, the initial attempt to ent
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by 15155 2mo ago
Destroying evidence or items believed to be evidence is a crime in itself, regardless of whether or not the original "evidence" or lack thereof pertains to a crime.
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by 15155 2mo ago
These neener neener games don't work in reality. Courts aren't autistic computer systems.
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by 15155 2mo ago
> Use the F35 to drop cluster medical kits. That'd cost a pittance Your "pittance" and mine must be very different. If you were performing this function on behalf of any charity you would be prosecuted for this type of gro
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by 15155 2mo ago
> So you're in the camp that would rather murder than learn another language, then? What happens if I already know the language of the people I have conflict with? What's the next cheat code? > "Be a pity if someone sma
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by 15155 2mo ago
> many folks displaying cluster-b disorders on this site I would argue this is more Cluster A (schizotypal) than B. Cluster B disorders can at least be logically rationalized using some framework - this is something else entirely.
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by 15155 2mo ago
> Do you not know how to use a dictionary, human? What words did I seemingly misunderstand or misuse? I'll wait. Where does the dictionary come into this discussion? > It is the unknown human peace-makers who have made it possibl
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by 15155 2mo ago
> Ukraine should prioritize making peaceful relationships Ok, let's steel man this thing. Russia is not going to be peaceful regardless of your idealism - this isn't a disputable fact. Now, how does Ukraine "prioritize mak
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by 15155 2mo ago
> There have always been a greater group of humans which de-weaponize (make peace) than those who make war. Always. What are you talking about? We're in the most peaceful period in human history by every objective measure and we spe
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by 15155 2mo ago
"Spiritual" concepts don't feed people, and the dumb idea you've suggested actually harms people more than whatever abstract/intangible spiritual victory you're achieving. With this incorrect vehicle, you can
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by 15155 2mo ago
> In fact, turning the F35's into medical-supply dropping devices immediately In your scenario, how many people are dying as a result of the carbon impact of this foolish waste of fuel and other resources as opposed to using the rig
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by 15155 2mo ago
> the expense of the children with severed limbs dying every single minute under the rubble that was placed upon them by the very F35's you worship. Now you are standing on the graves of hypothetical children? Expense is real: you s
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by 15155 2mo ago
All of this random F-35 shit is completely missing the point. The F-35 isn't "there" - no aircraft is "there" because the costs to operate them far eclipse their acquisition costs, always. If you said "scrap th
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by 15155 2mo ago
> The F35's are already there, they are highly effective means of delivery in emergency conditions, they can get there faster than a C130 Do you have any idea what you are talking about? Operating and maintenance expenses dominate a
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by 15155 2mo ago
What is this word salad? "Spirit?" Intention? Disarm the "warrior narcissist?" Good luck - this flies in the face of the entirety of human history. > "what would it take to turn an AK47 or an AR15 into a water pu
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by 15155 2mo ago
Windows XP (NT lineage) was easily stripped down to less than 50-100MB of both memory and disk space.
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by 15155 2mo ago
> A lot of existing manufacturers are switching from DDR5 Nobody is "switching" old process node fabs to new processes, they just aren't building new fabs for old processes. AI and high density tasks will use memory fabric
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by 15155 2mo ago
> Solve this problem perfectly right now with no edge cases whatsoever, This issue is more like "solve this problem without violating the First Amendment." The United States is not a European regulatory nanny state, despite man
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by 15155 2mo ago
As an exercise, write the statute that you think would prevent this behavior. Then, let's poke holes in it.
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by 15155 2mo ago
> maybe we can just eventually require Flock cameras to also record only to encrypted storage accessible by a judicial warrant This is a private company's proprietary photography and derivative works. While counties and states might
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by 15155 2mo ago
All physical receptacles break and increase failures by measurable amounts at mass-production scale. You take care of your hardware, even during "heavy use," many people absolutely do not - and are downright abusive. Many of these
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by 15155 2mo ago
Why is anything modular a good solution over a USB-C DAC-containing dongle cable?
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by 15155 2mo ago
When you are unable to prove the issue wasn't a workmanship defect, also companies often eat these costs out of goodwill. Furthermore, the warranty determination isn't free, either: in addition to the repair itself, some (likely m
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by 15155 2mo ago
Motherboard companies do hot air work, absolutely.
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by 15155 2mo ago
3.5mm TRS jacks might cost 10 cents to include and then hundreds of dollars to service when they break. The issue is not the BOM cost.
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by 15155 2mo ago
They will send this email for all LEDs and generally all polarized components (capacitors, diodes, etc.) JLC is also extremely unique because they offer the component orientation configuration GUI. This GUI's output is likely used fo
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by 15155 2mo ago
This is a (terrible) semantic argument that will never work in any Common Law legal system. CBP is trying to gain access to the files contained in the system. The files in question were functionally accessible to an authorized party (the ow
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by 15155 2mo ago
Sounds like you swallowed balloons containing drugs and one of them burst. You might need some additional screening or to have a seat on the Drugloo to make sure everything comes out OK.
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by 15155 3mo ago
> Not even to 911 as emergency calls are error prone : You said someone was attacked by a suv and knife when it was a pickup truck and machete, you go to jail Very few states have anything resembling this specific federal statute, and on

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