GordonS

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   by GordonS 2y ago

   I guess you could hoover up traffic at a location for a few hours, then move to another location and keep going like that without getting caught.
2. 302.▲
   by GordonS 2y ago

   Could you change it so pressing the operator is a no op then? That way, press it or not, the result is the same. Even knowing the instructions, I'm finding it very difficult not to press the operator tiles, as it just feels like a na
3. 303.▲
   by GordonS 2y ago

   Shouldn't it just ignore clicks on the "plus" squares then? I found it quite annoying.
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   by GordonS 2y ago

   I agree with everything here, though I'd add that part of the "success" of the military industrial complex is distorting how the average citizen thinks about far-flung countries it wants to be perceived as "enemies"
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   by GordonS 2y ago

   Sounds interesting! Is there any support for multi-node systems? Let's say I want to have an ingress Caddy proxy on one node, which reverse proxies to several backed APIs on other nodes - can this be done simply with Podman Quadlet? Al
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   by GordonS 2y ago

   Even without female birth control pills, it can be the case.
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   by GordonS 2y ago

   I'm not sure that's true; it's possible for a woman to desperately want a baby, but still have a low libido and have little interest in sex just for fun.
8. 308.▲
   by GordonS 2y ago

   SSO and MFA, with a Microsoft account.
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   by GordonS 2y ago

   It's a turn of phrase; it doesn't mean literally no though at all! On a more relevant note, how can it know when a private browser window is open in anything other than Edge? Same question with the password manager - is there go
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Yes, it's a good way to put it. Though it's worse in some respects, since AI will add "context" to the "contents" too.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Nope - links to porn sites (but who browses porn without Incognito Mode! :), but it's not going to contain actual images.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Your browsing history is unlikely to contain personal information, secrets, porn images etc. And if you use Chrome, they get your full browsing history by default. I get your point, but Microsoft's Recall can capture anything onscree
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Another good option is making SSH only accessible over Tailscale or a VPN.
14. 314.▲
    by GordonS 2y ago

    I setup a test smallstep instance recently, and it works really well. Setup is... complicated though, and the CLI has a few quirks.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    > fill all available space Couldn't we have evolved physically larger eyes to accommodate additional "visual apparatus" though?
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    They can drill horizontally subsea too!
17. 317.▲
    by GordonS 2y ago

    I wonder then if the 9900X could be undervolted without losing more than a few percentage points of speed?
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    I don't know what you've been reading/viewing, but every MSM outlet in the UK has been very obviously pro-Israel (as well as every story I've seen coming out the US, in the likes of the NYT etc) - to the point where it
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Since one of the most recent massacres a day or two ago, there has been a noticeable shift away from Israeli apologism. But the MSM has absolutely been staunchly Pro-Israel throughout the genocide.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Apologies, I was thinking of Iraq, not Afghanistan.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    On false pretenses, such as the presence of WMD.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Members of the Neo-Nazi Azov battalion were hosted in the British parliament just a few days ago. My jaw literally dropped when I saw the photo of bumbling buffoon Boris Johnson standing with them.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    I didn't claim that my opinion was representing the majority, you've just made that up. I can see that you are trying to start a flame war, so I won't be discussing this topic any further with you. Good bye.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Any opinions/arguments that go against government narrative are going to be controversial - it doesn't mean such arguments should be dismissed out of hand. FYI, you are breaking HN rules by talking about downvotes.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    There was indeed a CIA-backed uprising[0], and CIA bases were in Ukraine long before the 2022 Russian invasion. [0] https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2024/04/30/...
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    You honestly don't think they would? Mexican passports carelessly left at the site of a "terror attack" should provide all the cover they need. More likely though, they'd destroy the country in a more surreptitious way,
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    You think no opinion is valid unless it matches your own? I've never used TikTok in my life.
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    No coup? Perhaps you'd be more comfortable with the verbiage "CIA-backed uprising/revolution" then?
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    China is hardly unique in fishing waters they aren't meant to. Plenty European countries, including France and Spain, have been doing that kind of thing for decades. But the west isn't (literally!) up in arms over that; all the an
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    by GordonS 2y ago

    Ach, I think you're right, that looks to be what they're doing.