1over137

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by 1over137 4y ago
The world view of journalists and politicians is though the lens of Twitter. They live and breathe it. Consequentially, many others see things through the Twitter lens.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>with special software configurations and features to detect and prevent attacks I could imagine a special build of the OS where everything was compiled with Address Sanitizer. You'd take a bit on performance and battery, but, trad
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by 1over137 5y ago
Other Catholics disagree with your interpretation: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/did-jesus-r...
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by 1over137 5y ago
>Conversely, where in atheism does it say to love your neighbor as yourself or anything similar? Nowhere. Why would it? We must have different definitions of atheism. It's merely the absence of belief in the existence of deities. It
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by 1over137 5y ago
>However, there is only one Quran Nope. Although the Quran is very well preserved for such an old document, there are multiple variants. Muslims often claim it's perfectly preserved, but it's just not. See for example: http
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by 1over137 5y ago
>I thought the New Testament was a replacement for the Old Nope. Otherwise why is the Old Testament still in the bible?
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by 1over137 5y ago
But did they do these things because they were atheist? In the name of atheist philosophy? No. There's no causal link there. Contrast with say ISIS, where they do their evil because of (their interpretation of) their religion.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>having to actually call someone on a phone The horror!
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by 1over137 5y ago
>I would participate in this survey if I didn't have to sign up for the mailing list. You don't. In fact the instructions ask specifically that you don't reply to the list. To participate you just need to email that post
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by 1over137 5y ago
>many bug reports are opened and left to rot for years Yup. This is common for many project, like llvm: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues
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by 1over137 5y ago
Is that really such a massive number of bug reports, for a project as large as FreeBSD? I'm not convinced.
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by 1over137 5y ago
Come now, it was surely a typo, there aren't even that many humans!
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by 1over137 5y ago
Nope. It's in the budget, which is 99% likely to be approved by the parliament. :(
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by 1over137 5y ago
On macOS, there is Little Snitch. Would be great to have it on iOS.
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by 1over137 5y ago
99.9% of "everyday users" don't even know firefox exists, and just use the default browser than came with their OS.
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by 1over137 5y ago
In some countries (USA) tech companies (Cloudflare) work closely with the government (see Snowdon revelations). I trust my ISP, which I chose, more than a foreign company (Cloudflare).
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by 1over137 5y ago
Hmmm, the larger dispute is between NATO and Russia. The USA is the head of NATO.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>The gap is still 7% overall. Is that normalized to number of hours worked? Women often work less hours than men.
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by 1over137 5y ago
Your generation? I think most living generations have this addiction. :(
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by 1over137 5y ago
>The natural process of democracy seems to be: Dictatorship -> industrialisation -> democracy. Does any one knows any books talking about this? "Capitalism, Alone" by Branko Milanovic discusses that, amongst other things.
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by 1over137 5y ago
I've been happy with Ruckus. (No affiliation.)
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by 1over137 5y ago
2 hour commute! Is that typical in the USA? Is it necessary? Preferable? My bike ride to my office is 10 minutes. I miss my commute.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>They would need to have a fallback in case people block DoH. How do you block DoH?
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by 1over137 5y ago
Hilarious how they go to the trouble of obfuscating email addresses, but phone numbers and postal addresses are right there.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>Did that really happen though? Yes. All the freakin time. :)
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by 1over137 5y ago
Public service: 9334 km/h.
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by 1over137 5y ago
Is there a list of Grammarly servers, so it can be blocked, for example, at a corporate firewall?
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by 1over137 5y ago
>Unfortunately web browsers don't support it, so it requires an external client to download. I guess I'm old, but it used to be common to - gasp! - install multiple applications. Now, the browser is basically everything.
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by 1over137 5y ago
OK, I was a bit presumptuous. Replace "you" with "the public at large".
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by 1over137 5y ago
Are scooters more dangerous than cars? No. But you've internalized the 1.4 million yearly global deaths from car crashes as "normal".

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