Hello71

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by Hello71 8y ago
https://www.gao.gov/new.items/d06770.pdf via https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_entry#United_States
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by Hello71 8y ago
except there's no need to make shit up, the CBP conveniently also publishes statistics regarding the total number of apprehensions every year, broken down by month. unlike you, who presumably got the information from Trump on Twitter,
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by Hello71 8y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=fast+food+non+competes
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by Hello71 8y ago
> property taxes, sales and use taxes, special fees and assessments These are not "income taxes".
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by Hello71 8y ago
I believe Stallman is well known for calling Amazon's Kindle the "Swindle". I assume he has some other derogatory name for Google.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Who exactly pays an average income tax rate of 50% in the United States? You'd have to be making hundreds of millions of dollars a year, at which point you don't get it as a check, you get it as a wire transfer from your investmen
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by Hello71 8y ago
1. This is called "Shadow DOM", it is only supported in the latest browsers. wasm is AFAIK slightly more widely compatible. 2. Even if calls from wasm to the browser are as fast as JS, they will still incur overhead above "in
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by Hello71 8y ago
Otherwise known as "white lists"
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by Hello71 8y ago
I've only skimmed it, but it smells a lot like Khaled Omar's "IPv10" draft: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-omar-ipv10-11 .
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by Hello71 8y ago
I don't think private bondsmen in the US can legally contract to require people to wear ankle bracelets. More fundamentally though, these sorts of "free market" theories tend to assume an unreasonable amount of options and kn
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by Hello71 8y ago
as long as you're not worried about them selling out and it suddenly installing adware, spyware, and cryptocurrency miners on your computer...
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by Hello71 8y ago
Processors have not decreased all that much in price though. It's unlikely that even Apple is interested in making each computer $100 or $200 more when software emulation works almost as well and is much less work.
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by Hello71 8y ago
There is a difference between not supporting something and actively trying to sabotage it at every turn.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Several points made in this article are false, misleading, or complete horseshit. 1. > Except the fact that Wayland is based around libinput, which is trivial to record key events from. This is complete horseshit. You cannot "record
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by Hello71 8y ago
DoS is a vulnerability
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by Hello71 8y ago
This is "Bitcoin Satoshi Vision", which is completely different and appears from a quick Google search to be completely irrelevant.
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by Hello71 8y ago
or if you really need higher capacity, a lithium battery.
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by Hello71 8y ago
then don't buy an alkaline battery?
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by Hello71 8y ago
In fact, that's basically what Telegram did with their impossible "crypto contests": provide a specific attack scenario, promise lots of money to break that (impossible) scenario, and then claim that it is secure against all
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by Hello71 8y ago
Yes.
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by Hello71 8y ago
This is a very silly way of writing it though. grep|sed can almost always be replaced with a simple awk: awk '/^x/ { sub("a", "b"); print $2; }' foo.txt. This way, the whole command fits on one line.
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by Hello71 8y ago
wouldn't it make more sense to use 1 as a placeholder
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by Hello71 8y ago
> Font rendering on Linux is as advanced and capable as any other OS including in the areas of kerning and hinting. It should just work without any user intervention and look great. This isn't entirely true. AIUI, Apple enables LC
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by Hello71 8y ago
zsh completion supports menus, typo correction, caching...
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Upgrade Windows Server 2016 to Windows Server 2019(microsoft.com)
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by Hello71 8y ago
doesn't the wall work just as well?
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by Hello71 8y ago
in fact the TransparentProxy documentation now has a large warning on the top saying not to: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/Transparen...
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by Hello71 8y ago
Somewhat better than OpenGL passthrough, whose security can be summarized as between "basically none" and "absolutely none".
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by Hello71 8y ago
Except... they mostly are? As far as I can tell, Debian only ships one Python per major version per release, Fedora does the same, Arch does the same. Gentoo lets you install everything side-by-side, but it does the same thing for gcc, binu
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by Hello71 8y ago
> And I pity anyone who miscounts spaces and accidentally puts in three spaces instead of four somewhere -- this can take hours to debug and track down. this is so hilariously wrong that it is clear that the author has never actually tri

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