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by 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 6y ago
I think it’s a good thing that the states have taken different approaches at solving the problem. This is how we experiment and improve on the system. You can’t make innovation without experimentation. If the federal government rolled in wi
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Good point, but at least in Mac I don’t think you can easily write like that to a partitioned device that’s still mounted.
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It’s quite amazing we ever tolerated each other driving cars.
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I’ve been really sad lately, see just how quickly we’re trading our liberty as a society for the semblance of security. Privacy invasive tracking, governors enacting law by decree, closing beaches, moms arrested in parks and people respondi
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We really are whistling past the graveyard on our economy. Everyone repeats “shut it down save lives” but completely ignores the consequences of broad unemployment. Historically this is the kind of precursor to very violent political change
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> Using Etcher to create bootable USB drive. For such a technical post, I’m surprised this is the recommendation. There are a million ways to copy the iso to the usb drive and make it bootable. The easiest in my opinion is: cat U
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> If nothing changes, someone might pull a Hitler and channel the frustrations of the poor... This is a much more likely scenario with broad joblessness as the economy continues to be shut down than it is with the vocal 5G crowd. There
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> ”Read the claims carefully and investigate every single one of them because there are so many half-truths doing the rounds on social media. Actually, there’s half truths (and full lies) being told everywhere , from advertising to po
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Well educated and critical thinkers will easily “turn off” their “critical” thinking when it comes to subjects as politics and religion. Like most of us, people seek confirmation of their biases in whatever form that takes on. These groups
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I’m not sure the point. You can’t trust the company, and you certainly can’t trust the recruiters. The only real way to get the data points for “great team culture” is to ask literally everyone but the recruiters and managers.
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One of the satellites found by this sleuth: > Transit 5B5 was a US Navy navigation satellite launched by a Thor Able Star rocket. It carried a nuclear power source. Wait what? Nuclear powered satellites? How do they safely dispose of t
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Some things you buy in the store don’t even taste remotely like what you grow. Tomatoes are night and day difference. They pick them green for travel robustness, and “ripen” then with ethylene, so you’re eating a red but unripe tomatoes. St
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> But if you plant tomatoes, you'll get pretty much the same thing you started with. Unfortunately this is not true. Many tomatoes with the best disease resistance are hybrids, and seeds will not produce the same plant with the sa
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So would you support banning everyone on YouTube who went against WHO’s tweet[1] saying there’s no evidence of human to human transmission? That was only in January. https://nypost.com/2020/03/20/who-haunted-b
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The devil is always in the details. What does “denial of X” even mean? Can you dispute certain facts, like numbers and dates? Who gets to decide the ultimate truth? It takes a long time for the details of history to settle. For example, nob
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At what point have we scientifically reached "herd immunity"? Is it 50%, 90%, 99%?
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What's weird is that the Stanford study was suggested to have exaggerated the results, since those who suspected themselves as having the virus at one time were more likely to volunteer (allegedly). However, those results were nowher
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Is there something inherent to the defense industry that’s not true also for other industries?
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So that would affect people who got the code, setup their build environment, built that code and then ran it??
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Every statement you just made is speculation and not backed up by any meaningful data. While it’s obviously “easier” to find bugs when you can view the source code, making it one or the other doesn’t bestow any magical protections on the so
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I’m wondering the same thing. Is there any evidence of an RCE bug out in the wild? Or was it just wild speculation because the source code is now available? Unless they specifically hardcoded a back door into the game, I’m dubious a leak wo
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> it means that they found the overall compromise acceptable enough to vote for (given the circumstances). For every $1 going to a good cause, our politicians add $2 of pork in order to find a “compromise”
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Who do we vote for? The only standout here is Rep Thomas Massie who tried to force a recorded vote by requiring people to return to the capital. He was dragged by both sides and the president. Google his name and look how the media treated
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It’s still amazing how uneconomical it is to me not owning a car outside of any highly dense metropolitan are (where you can walk to get most daily supplies and parking is expensive). I mean, even a quick drive to the store to get milk is
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I’m wondering if we’re living on the same planet as these people. They literally put NAS in the name of the drive?? Does NAS drive arrays exist outside of a RAID? Is there such a thing in consumer, prosumer, or professional setups?
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> *”We don't know what's happening, but we do know everything we believed in is changing. Everything we thought to be true may not be true."” This is 2020 America in a nutshell.
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And it’s probably just some big mega host. I doubt these sites are much more than a wordpress plugin.
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You should read the followup to all of the “meddling” uncover by the special counsel in the last year. I think you may be surprised! I’m still surprised that Bloomberg spent $1.2 billion on his campaign and barely scraped a delegate. But Ru
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Cruise companies were facing extinction either way, so they were simply waiting for international guidance from WHO so they could pass the buck.
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In their defense, February was a very confusing time for the virus, and it’s easy to look back in hindsight judgement. For example, on Feb 24 Pelosi was in crowded Chinese New Year celebration in China town urging people to “come down”. The

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