RupertSalt

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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartering_Acts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Amendment_to_the_United_... https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/10/us
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
Unix and Windows and MacOS and every computer since 1970 has relied on knowledge-based authentication, so let's cool the hyperbole. In the nomenclature of Multi-Factor Authentication, "something you know" is one factor. So if
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
There is also the aspect of identifying with the singer, rather than being sung to. A deep-voiced man may enjoy singing the same love songs as Isaac Hayes or Barry White. The women may liken themselves to Mariah or Celine (Shania and Shakir
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
I'm not sure if that is hallucination or "telling it like it is": Lord of the Potter https://youtu.be/3KmXPcSxz2g?si=HUpGSkpDxaJ9wHxW&t=251
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
Cloth, snow, hair, and other complex textures with entropy are considered "Holy Grail" to CGI producers. Modeling these realistically has been the key to moviemaking in houses like Pixar and Sony. So modeling cloth is like a bench
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
In my secular chorus, we may have two main performances per season, but we rehearsed together for 2 hours every single week for months. We purchased polo shirts, and there was a dress code. Our dues covered operating costs and sheet music.
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
I'm learning to sing in German with Nena. I especially like the way she rhymes "Captain Kirk" with "Feuerwerk". https://genius.com/Nena-99-luftballons-lyrics In other news, Director Gabbard and Sec
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
It's squeezing from both ends. If a bureaucracy sends out a thing that requires followup/action, and it arrives right before the sidewalks are rolled up, then the citizen is sort of flailing for days. Might even forget to act at 9
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
Yes, the Catholic Church supports and encourages belief in the supernatural. It is strange, isn't it. In fact it's nearly mandatory! Paderborn is particularly mentioned in the article I linked. Paderborn condemned the pagan belief
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Well that's unique! It is a horse of a different color when user logins are handled by telnetd itself. I would imagine that access could also be provided by ssh. I know of no MUD that supports MFA, public/private keys, and host ce
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
Well this is weird. You talk about me, my, mine, my network, my computer. But you're promoting a "distro". That means you're distributing software. It's not yours anymore. Attackers on a network will use techniques
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
The Nest footage is conclusive and unambiguous. Nancy Guthrie was apprehended by ICE agents and deported to Australia. ======= Irishman at Sydney airport: “Greetings, here is my passport and visa” Customs agent: “G‘day sir. Have you
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
If a handsome crooner with a deep voice sings sweet love songs, their fans will consist of hetero women. If a woman sings in a high voice with a girly-girl image, she will tend to attract men. A singer or group with great falsetto/whis
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
I understand completely — doctrinal disagreement keeps me out of men’s choirs, musical theatre, and men‘s gyms, too!
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
Our SATB chorus was about 75 strong, with about 2 women who could sing tenor. They were highly valued, especially in the limited membership of a women’s barbershop ensemble. If you’re male and you can sing anything or play a pipe organ, you
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
He was referring to his mother’s sisters. Misinterpreted all the time. Very similar terms in the Greek sources.
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It doesn’t matter what client you use. Is it on port 23/tcp, and what are the ASNs? The report specifically says that cloud networks like VPS, AWS seemed exempt.
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
If moving it to another port from the OS is beyond the pale for you, your router should implement PAT (port translation) or forwarding, so that from the outside, users could connect on, say, 443 or 2323, and the router rewrites the segments
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
What is the annual quota for naturalizing poor Americans up there? Or should I just overstay my visa? How much welfare will they hook me up with?
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I'm sorry sir, but you cannot simply walk into the Argument Clinic and begin agreeing with everyone!
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Data or Control channel? TCP or UDP or SCTP? The world's your oyster, man
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It's about white collar versus blue collar. White collars have the luxury of limited hours, resting on the weekends, and being able to take time off work when they have an appointment or obligation.
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So were you able to learn the skeumorphism eventually and equate the operation with the frying pan? If I were in E.U. I would be afraid of needing to learn enough of 2 dozen assorted languages vs. learning an icon interface once. It would s
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yes
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I literally already did. And it is not merely the RFC which specifies it. The RFC defines the protocol and really leaves it open-ended for any sort of implementation. What defines port 23/tcp is the longstanding usage and the original
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Have you routinely received letters or bills from bureaucrats? I can tell you that those banks, government agencies, and hospitals know how to backdate letters, postmark them like clockwork, and land in my mailbox on a Friday at close of bu
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
I remember using MELVYL too, and you're completely right about that. I would suggest that MELVYL on port 23/tcp was also unnecessarily impinging on the IETF standards. MELVYL could have easily established its own well-known port w
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This may be more of a "me problem" than a "them problem". I often have the experience that people apologize for being slow to respond to me. Whether they're on the phone, at a counter in person, or whatever. Sometim
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by RupertSalt 8mo ago
> it was certainly the official position of the Catholic church that witchcraft did not and could not exist. That is definitely not true and it is impossible that an "official position" would be held and revoked later. This is
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Ah, I have no memory of such a command, so I must be getting old!

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