J5892

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by J5892 5y ago
He's an old-school internet freedom activist. Judging from what's happened with many similar activists, I'm guessing a hard-line anti-censorship mindset isn't compatible with today's social/political landscape
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by J5892 5y ago
I'm not up to date with the current official narrative, but I can only assume it's that there was a large picnic that day and someone accidentally spilled a giant jar of raspberry jam. But it was an otherwise pleasant day with exa
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by J5892 5y ago
The point is that the photo was censored by a significant US search engine. Also, let's not ignore that the CCP murdered somewhere between 300 and 10,000 Chinese citizens the day before he stood in front of the tank.
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by J5892 5y ago
Even the official CCP numbers disagree with you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests... > On June 19, Beijing Party Secretary Li Ximing reported to the Politburo that the government's c
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by J5892 5y ago
Ooh, a webring!
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by J5892 5y ago
Would it be valid for an actual IoT teapot to return this instead of a 200 for a valid request?
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by J5892 5y ago
I trust Neil Patrick Harris to be a compelling villain, but I'm not even sure he's the main villain.
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by J5892 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_discovery "Multiple Discovery" is kind of on the nose, but it works.
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by J5892 5y ago
It's so dense that over time, the corners are pulled to the center by gravity. (the picture is a separate 3kg sphere he bought after the cube)
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by J5892 5y ago
Just rebrand it and make the Trump/Freedom version an option. Others can just get the normal one.
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by J5892 5y ago
To be fair, I was completely out of commission for a day after the second shot. I could barely get out of bed, and was achy everywhere. But I'd totally do it again if it's necessary to keep my immunity.
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by J5892 5y ago
Congratulations. You beat 100 to 1 odds that you will die. Personally, I don't know why anyone would take that bet when they don't have to.
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by J5892 5y ago
Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition
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by J5892 5y ago
Democrats like money, too. And ISPs have a lot of it.
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by J5892 5y ago
I came to the comments solely to see if anyone found secret codes. Edit: Found the key sequence handling code addToKeySequence(t) { if (this.keySequence.push(t), this.insertCardScreen.createShowDotsAnimation(this.keySequ
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by J5892 5y ago
You could use camera head tracking for that.
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by J5892 5y ago
The standard modern web in general. Mobile Safari is the Internet Explorer of the modern web.
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by J5892 5y ago
I... what? How?
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by J5892 5y ago
Bitcoin was wildly popular on darknet markets even when it was worth less than $10. It's still tied to a dollar value, so it can be used for payments without issue.
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by J5892 5y ago
1. No. 2. It wouldn't.
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by J5892 5y ago
The answer is that sometimes progress comes with a cost. Whether or not you consider cryptocurrencies "progress" is irrelevant, because it's an emerging technology that exists whether you (or I) like it or not. The cold, hard
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by J5892 5y ago
Agreed. My initial reaction to the headline I read was anger that an officer got away with abusing his power. But upon learning the details, it's clear that a CFAA violation is an inappropriate charge here.
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by J5892 5y ago
Yes, it likely should be a criminal act, and it may even be covered by one. But it should not be a violation of the CFAA. In your Geek Squadder case, you gave him access to the computer. He may have used that access improperly, but he did n
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by J5892 5y ago
As a front-end engineer I don't feel any pressure to justify my job. The issue of "constantly changing things" tends to be completely out of our hands, so work is pretty abundant. That said, I agree with you in principal. In
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by J5892 5y ago
Initial reactions: - It's great as a quick pick up and play game - I would love an option to speed up animations - I would definitely add attack power to the attack buttons - When replacing an attack, it would be great to have a compar
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by J5892 5y ago
Maybe they figured Google Reader was the future of RSS.
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by J5892 5y ago
Because If you didn't use it you'd be paying more money for the flight you did take. Also they don't care about giving coach passengers a pleasant experience. They'd remove the seats altogether if they could.
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by J5892 5y ago
Skiplagged.com (and the legal issues around it) is a good example of why they may not want that data easily accessible. But other than that, I assume there's a lot of money in partnerships with sites like Kayak and Priceline. But I&#x2
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by J5892 5y ago
That's a saturated market. The real money is in crypto-timeshares. We have all the advantages of a timeshare business, and also blockchain.
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by J5892 6y ago
I actually much prefer an in-office setting. But my desire for a short commute and the ability to not live in the Bay Area is much stronger.

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