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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Why would screenshots of his personal browsing be used for the court case?
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> If
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
That seems like a large expense to get access the small minority of people who won't connect their devices to their own internet.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
I can't use that site because I am under 90 years of age.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
The same can be said of the nautical mile. It is no longer defined as an minute of latitude and in instead exactly 1852 meters.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
The length of people's feet vary and so does the amount of land a yoke of oxen could plough in one day.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Sort of like how people try to conflate the problems of the earth quake and tsunami with those of Fukushima Daiichi.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
You can turn off uMatrix for a specific site.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
If this sort of language is more effective affecting change for the better, then would you agree that it is good to use regardless of the "clinical" nature of the framing?
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
I missed the part about scripting languages. Is LISP a scripting language?
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
More people die from wind power than die from nuclear. Solar uses vastly more land area than nuclear, a major problem for an island nation like Japan. The varying power output from sources like solar/wind make them infeasible for a ful
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
In Go "Numeric constants represent exact values of arbitrary precision" https://golang.org/ref/spec#Constants
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> Imagine throwing tabs away. If windows were cheap again how could you best use a Window manager to manage them? It feels like this should be at the heart of your desktop. Sounds like you are describing surf[0] and tabbed[1] from suckle
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Why would the US go to all this trouble just to put him in jail for less than a year?
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Published factual information that was damaging to a political candidate because it exposed their wrongdoing.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
The CPJ sources don't state the fact that "Turkish Hezbollah" is an entirely different group than Lebanese group. They just say "Hezbollah".
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
They are more like intended consequences.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> CATO Institute and the Heritage Foundation Why aren't they mentioned on this blog post or the Galileo page?
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
After reading that, I'm not sure what Galileo provides considering that don't FINT anyone.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> We also worried that it was dangerous for an infrastructure provider like Cloudflare to start making decisions about what content was "good." Doing so inherently would imply that we were in a position to make decisions about
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-corruption_campaign_under...
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Look at the Ryzen 7 3700X and 3800X. They are both 8 core parts with similar clock speeds but one is 65W and one in 105W.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
KeepassXC disables core dumps[0]. [0] https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/2718#issu...
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Those are manufactured by Foxconn and running software by Google.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
The Ryzen 7 1800X, the Zen flagship was $499. The Ryzen 7 2700X, the Zen+ flahsip was $329. That was a 34% decrease in cost for comparable models after 1 generation. If that trend follows then the comparible Zen2+/Zen3 model will onl
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> Whales and dolphins that are already in captivity will be grandfathered in by the bill, meaning parks can keep all the animals they currently own.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
That blog post was linked from this one in the quote: > To switch to ECC and to learn more about how it works, check out our recent article.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
> I have to wonder whether that research took into consideration how large and bright modern displays are, and for the duration that modern IT professionals are using them for. The answer is no.
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
Dutch spy agency investigating alleged Huawei 'backdoor': Volkskrant --------- https://www.reuters.com/article/us-netherlands-huawei-tech-i...
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by 292355744930110 7y ago
>> By wallet code you mean a crypto mining script yes? >I think I saw some variant of this. It's one of those "send some ETH and receive 2x more back!" With fake "live" transaction listing and fake testimon

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