CameronNemo

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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Racial and political ideologues are everywhere including in schools and they have tremendous influence. One can lose their entire livelihood if they were found to have "wrongthink" by these ideologues. Is there a place on earth
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Make a second fake account and friend everyone, so that you can see everyone's foes?
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
FYI the doas ports you added are poorly maintained. The nholstein repo clearly states: This repository temporarily unmaintained. And the slicer69 project has had some insecure code added in the past: https://xn--1xa.duncano.de&
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
The defendant might have payed for her transportation and meals. Free vacation for some testimony sounds like a decent incentive.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Let's assume the user isn't smoking or gaping it, but eating it instead.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
How is cannabis "clearly harmful to the human body"? Any amount?
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I believe that the concept is called Hormesis. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hormesis
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Ah yes the CSAM exemption: your encrypted data might be a crime, so I have to read it. Maybe we should just assume that potentially illegal encrypted data is not worth searching foreigners on the border. Again, if someone wanted to share CS
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
The thing is you don't want Linus's kernels unless you are a kernel developer or testing something. Greg KH maintains the stable kernels. You want his branch.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I'd love to see examples of these RNC fundraising emails that were flagged as spam... I've read candidate statements in ballot books and some candidates have a certain way of writing that comes across as REALLY spammy and, frankly
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
The top comment only quoted part of the sentence... This is what they snipped out: as an option in the Ubuntu installer So yeah they'll probably be using systemd-cryptenroll under the hood, but just make it more accessible for end us
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Fedora, Debian, Arch seem to be common replacements.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Every user I know who has left Ubuntu has cited snaps as a push factor. And their only mention of snap in this post is to say that they are fixing a regression from native Chromium? Tone deaf.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I think this is referring to using an encryption key from the TPM so that you can get to a login screen without having to type in your encryption password. (And your login credentials would then unlock your encrypted home directory).
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
My initial reaction was one of suspicion, but the story as it was laid out seemed pretty persuasive. One detail that swayed me was the reported lack of fossils in Africa of early hominin species: While the remains of early hominines are ab
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
The US embassy also uses the spelling. https://tr.usembassy.gov/
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Sorry, I'm not best with social cues. Thank goodness for companies that hire local weirdos like me!
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
This is assuming that when offshoring, it is only the medium of communication that changes. Language barriers, dialects, and social norms can all be quite different when offshoring. The local worker, even if they are working from home, is s
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I read it from an egoist perspective and I think it actually makes sense. Not sure in which way you are using the word irony, but if by the technical literary definition, yes I agree. Ironic.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I'm sure I'll get 53 cents from a class action lawsuit somewhere down the line.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
You can use their DNS without the CDN.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Maybe this is rent-seeking. Don't know. What I do know is that the claim has been made in this thread and the only real support is feelings Who made the claim? Also, saying someone makes 65% operating margin as a measure of evil-nes
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Did you accidentally register as a business instead of an individual? I can't imagine why that happened, but I can say that my registrations have never been flagged and have always been straightforward.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I think the onus is on Verisign to justify their price increases, not the consumer if the monopoly. So far I've seen them hand waive about inflation and "demand for domains". As of 2022, their operating margin was about 65%..
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're claiming here. Namecheap has asserted continuously that they do not front run domain registration, and they only charge premium prices for domains when the registry demands it.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
No, he is describing a situation where a single company has monopolized the stewardship of a common resource, and the government has not sought out alternative bids despite that being best practice.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
This comment breaks it down. Namecheap is using the opportunity to sneakily increase their markup, which is a bit underhanded IMO. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37213773
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Also are Ford dealers not doing very similar anticompetitive things? Demanding high markups over msrp for electric vehicles, or refusing to offer them altogether, for example.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
I think because the Verisign price increase is only 7%, and presumably namecheap has a margin on top of that. So increasing the price by 9% and blaming the registry could be considered unreasonable.
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by CameronNemo 3y ago
Oh but if you don't like .com name prices you can always buy a .biz name! /s

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