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I'm not sure how you could look at 2024 and not see a historically terrible campaign by the Democrats. They had to force the presumptive nominee to drop out because his brain was dripping out his ears. That alone would do it!
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2y ago
You can absolutely make cheese from pasteurized milk, and in fact the vast majority of cheese is.
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The zero byte rule has nothing to do with strcmp(). Text files never contain 0-bytes, so having one is a strong sign the file is binary. Many detectors check for this.
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2y ago
I suspect people who favor pardoning Silk Road Dude will tell you he did nothing wrong to begin with.
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2y ago
Xiaohingshu AKA Rednote
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2y ago
-c:s mov_text is unnecessary and in fact might be fucking things up
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2y ago
Hidpi monitors about about twice as expensive, and the only real advantage is that they look nicer. Maybe on a laptop that's a good use of $$$, especially if the screen is very small, but on desktop you'd almost always rather get
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2y ago
People have been saying this as long as smart TVs have existed and it still hasn't happened.
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2y ago
That's not even close to true, WTF. YouTube 480p has criminally low bitrate, even the crappiest DVDs have better quality.
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2y ago
This is the wrong way to think about it. If you claim sovereignty over a state's territory, violate its laws, refuse to pay its taxes, and threaten its citizens will violence, will the state respond? If their response is severe enough
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2y ago
It was on a loopback interface. The problem was CPU usage, not bandwidth costs.
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2y ago
Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime, that's why my code runs in exponential time.
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2y ago
Silly me, here I thought the whole point of politics was to solve problems, when really it's just to endlessly whine about them at teatime.
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2y ago
You really think someone is out there reverse engineering and debugging every inch of the behemoth that is Discord, any part of which could leak the keys, or compromise them in some non-obvious way? In every release? Yeah, right. Also, you
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2y ago
No.
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2y ago
Who needs the FDA when you can just choose to buy the canned meat without maggots in it?
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2y ago
In common usage everyone understands that GC = tracing GC.
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2y ago
If that's the purpose of corporations, I'm happy to declare victory.
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2y ago
The state shouldn't be allowed to censor chat services no matter how much encryption is used. E2EE might make the censorship less practical but it doesn't make it OK.
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2y ago
P2P is still where you go if you don't want potato quality video.
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That would actually be amazing. I fucking hate tipping. Especially how it seems like there are 50,000 different random jobs that take tips and half the time you have to choose the tip before receiving the service, defeating the stated purpo
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2y ago
These companies shouldn't be graded on a curve. Everyone knows Microsoft is crap for privacy. But Apple has their reality distortion field, and it's important to show people that their privacy promises are BS.
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2y ago
This project claims to do that: https://pypi.org/project/tomlkit/
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2y ago
https://mangadex.org/manga/dd8a907a-3850-4f95-ba03-ba201a839...
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2y ago
DVDs can be any of 60i, 30p, or 24p. Competently made (not all are!) DVDs will be progressive if the source was.
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2y ago
I run into torrents with the featurettes & commentary included fairly often.
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2y ago
Building outward causes many serious harms.
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2y ago
Only the SCOTUS can determine what an official act is. They will decide that anything Trump is prosecuted for is an official act. The point of leaving it undefined is to bounce the case back and forth with the lower court and delay the tria
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No we don't. I still want this design back: https://web.archive.org/web/20171130235040/https://www.youtu...
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It's wild to me that people think "buying votes" is a bad thing. The whole point of democracy is to align the interests of the state's leaders to its population. If anything, politicians don't buy votes often enough
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