BrazzVuvuzela

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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> `sort LastWriteTime` What really is the difference between `sort LastWriteTime` and `sort --LastWriteTime`? An argument without the dashes doesn't seem any fundamentally different from a flag.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
If you want to take my arguments as extolling murder, that's on you buddy. I'm arguing for nonintervention, based on the precautionary principle. This technology has substantial potential for social harm and should not be pursue
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Or just leave it the fuck alone?
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
sci-hub doesn't need it; just look up the latest URL on wikipedia.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> It's important to get the idea out there that human lifespan can be extended, so more funding can be directed to that. The jump from "could" to "should" seems questionable at best. What's so great about
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Isn't the idea to set the maximum time permitted per-move to match whatever your personal patience level is?
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> I'm not familiar with the GNOME story, but removing features takes courage Courage is not intrinsically admirable. Whether it's admirable or abhorrent depends on the context of what you're doing. Ditto for sincerity.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> I would not expect a good analysis on the Palestinian conflict from Linus Tech Tips No, but such analysis would be informative when you stop to analyze just how persuasive he manages to sound when he's talking about something he
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
In that gif, you can see the sky through the windows on the top floor on the left side; the building is already collapsing when that gif starts . In slightly longer versions of that clip, you can see the change occur in those windows:
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
WTC7 collapsed several hours after the other. If it was a controlled demolition, why wouldn't they bring it down at the same time as one of the other towers fell? The debris cloud from the larger towers would have covered their cri
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
In years past, some Unix utilities used to do things like silently truncating long lines that were too long for the static buffers used by those tools. The GNU Coding Standards document (originally written in the early 90s I believe) spec
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Not quite. Video is generally an electronic medium for moving pictures and can be sent over cables or radio waves from the camera to the TV, without touching a tape. A video signal can be recorded on a tape, but isn't necessarily.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Then you assassinate the patsy so he can never tell anybody about his 'friends' who talked him into it.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Prompt text: Sherlock Holmes received the following documents: [insert all 1500 documents here] then exclaimed, "A-ha, I have deduced who did it! It was
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
You could tether the kill cord to your belt loop.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> Why would apple have released a whole white paper on the feature if the plan was… to do it in secret? Didn't that only happen after a leak?
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> Why they pulled the scanning They pulled documents about the scanning, but we don't actually know they pulled the scanning itself. > when Apple switches to not having access the keys to decrypt iCloud photos and documents.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> Linux won. But does it matter, when most of it is tivoized? What did we, the users, actually gain from all these linux kernels being inside locked down devices?
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> I would like to see this statement where he said he would reject it, I searched and couldn't find any statements to that effect. It follows from his reasoning that allowing the user to configure the driver to their personal pref
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Make something yourself, on your own. Show yourself that you've still got it.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> "In libinput the edge scrolling is hard coded to 7mm and previous attempts at making it configurable were rejected. " I guess I should have quoted that full sentence. If somebody else does the work for him he'll still
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
I'm not a physicist so take this with a huge grain of salt, but from what I understand, this proposed warp bubble would use the casimir effect. But the casimir effect works by creating a gap so narrow it excludes wavelengths of energy
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
One-size-all doesn't fit me. synaptics gets the job done and libinput doesn't, it's really that simple as far as I'm concerned. An example from elsewhere in this thread: "In libinput the edge scrolling is hard c
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
> They’re still a company a PR and Legal team All the more reason to not give them the benefit of the doubt with shit like this. If they say something flat out, that has some weight since there could be legal repercussions for lying
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
"A stop job is running."
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
My understanding is that the EU has stronger privacy protections for employees using their employer's computers. Personally, I keep all my private business off my company laptop, if I want to check my bank statements I use my phone (
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
The green flames coming out of those engines make me think there earnestly is serious trouble with their Raptor engines. It looked like they were burning copper; an engine burning itself up is the big challenge of a full-flow cycle and doe
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Just remember to whitelist the Wilhelm scream, otherwise you'll get a lot of false positives from any TV in the room.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
The context of this discussion is on-device scanning that reports users to the police. It's tedious to spell this out; you should be able to infer it.
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by BrazzVuvuzela 5y ago
Points 1 and 3 assume any government wouldn't choose to target people who had a specific document, I think this is a poor assumption. Hash fragility doesn't seem relevant if both the hashing algorithms and the target content are

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