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10y ago
I "we" too, the cause of this is imo because it's your brain's desire/automatic function and your brain's thinking part that are not entirely connected. Yet they are both an I, and 2 I's make a we. Alterna
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10y ago
I always seen it like this: trolling: silly arguments, maybe attacking a person in a thread about their viewpoint (ad hominem) during a thread. While harassment is insulting a person, everywhere regardless of the thread going on, as well as
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10y ago
I'm confused, are we talking about trolls or harassment ?
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10y ago
I get mad at option 2 each time they do this, we got more crap to deal with, more rules, more bureaucracy, more paperwork. If you want to raise taxes, fine, but stop trying to hide it and extract in every corner. I do however agree you need
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10y ago
The choice here is (maybe there is a grey-scale here, but I don't see it): either you accept oppression and forcibly commit them (under certain conditions), or you value freedom and let them be if they choice to. The only general conse
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10y ago
"John Oliver: Edward Snowden dick pic". That's how you explain it to the public.
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10y ago
I suppose it's more socially acceptable that the men neglect the family. (Speculation:) Or men tend to neglect more ?
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10y ago
Soon it will get a new licence: we are not responsible for cat damage.
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10y ago
Anyone else wondering about potential security problems, and "hey where is my money" ? Now I didn't look into the protocol or security measures. But this has to be a risk.
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10y ago
Anecdotal evidence of "just gluing libraries": I once had users complain about a web-application being slow. As it turns out, it needed 1 second to generate 1KiB of data. They must have been using some sort of slow ORM in the back
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10y ago
Took a quick read, there is no way to publicly publish something without using other means to communicate the key and content ?
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10y ago
uMatrix does this well (if you are on Firefox)
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10y ago
Android -> Settings -> Lock screen -> Scramble pin layout. If you are talking in general, hmmm yea hard, especially if it's mandatory.
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10y ago
Don't forget that some companies might wish to run core boot in their stack, to for example allow remote debugging of many servers. (Without costly third party hard/firmware.)
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10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5vsz90/ryzen_does_not_... De-comfirmed unless the source is lying.
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10y ago
Does anyone has a reddit account ? And know how AMA's work ? I'd love to get some input here. Or at least show we care. Edit: Account made, instructions received. If all goes well I should be asking later today.
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10y ago
unbuffured Example: http://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/X370%20Killer%20SLI/index.asp#S...
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10y ago
Yes, I have not been able to find any data from AMD directly that ECC is not or is supported. In any case I am disappointed. Desktops, workstation, servers are all getting more and more memory. The changes for corruption are only going up.
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10y ago
Almost, but now you only have to trust one third party, not 189 (/etc/ssl/certs).
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10y ago
This page does not match the information given on the ASUS website: https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B350M-A/specifica... As such all we can say for now in my opinion: inconclusive
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10y ago
IIRC they will not reveal this until March 2.
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10y ago
No confirmation on ECC with ECC checks enabled so far though. Just the ability to use the RAM.
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10y ago
So, replace people in charge with non-humans ? On the bright side the political spectrum can be perfectly defined to the average of the voters. (People would vote on ethical, moral, socialism-liberals problems basically.) But the code is no
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10y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, it won't save you, but it should detect iirc (al least most) and then you can take any required action. On the fact that it's broken on some systems. Isn't this like complaining about air bags that h
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10y ago
I have been trying to find out, for a while now. I have not been able to obtain any information on this. If they don't have ECC, Ryzen will not be an option for me. The extra cost is marginal compared to finding out you have bad RAM (b
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10y ago
Well if it's encrypted, how will you get a warrant for unknown data. And if you do have proof, then why do you need the data ? In these cases I think the only reliable and best way is to obtain the data by infiltration. It's a bit
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10y ago
On the bright side, your potatoes would be less boring, because of more diversity on your plate. Now variety might not be enough though: many humans, but we still had plaques.
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10y ago
Feel free to define it.
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10y ago
Simply put: I _want_ a new car but I _need_ to eat.
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10y ago
Many civilized countries have some form of basic income, but not directly. As soon as we are supporting people, rent, food, we are providing some sort of basic income. An income that is probably to low, which they can get away with because
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