TheGuyWhoCodes

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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
This was very well known when the mitigations came out but I do wonder if they were too broad. sure mitigation in place for a platform that run untrusted code like a browser make sense but should it affect every program running? I know trus
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I'm not going to debate International law on HN, it's a complicated issue with a lot of details and I'm not an International law lawyer and interpreting the law at face value without going back the intent of the law when it w
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
> Palestinians said they're against the mass migration of Jews Ofc they would. So what? They weren't the rulers or had any form of government, most of the land didn't belong to them no matter how gerrymandering maps you w
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
> We already established that they don't say that. We haven't, you didn't. > when you cannot hit the army They do but it's just easier to just cut a fence and stab children sleeping, that's not legitimate stru
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Everyone doesn't like a specific group doesn't matter what the basis is or reason, but that wasn't the point of the argument, that point was about dehumanization. You want to struggle against oppressors, ok , I get that but w
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
> single piece It's their actions not just this document. It's the calling of Jihad that's not changed. Calling for the destruction of Israel that has not changed. If they wanted to "change", their action would r
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_Covenant Calling for the destruction of Israel isn't calling to kill the Jews? Calling for Jihad against the Jews and quoting Islamic religious texts to provide justification fo
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
So what you are saying is that we should wait couple of hundreds of years and then there is a statute of limitation? How far in history do we need to go for context? - 67 (6 day war)? - 64 (PLO founding) - 48 (Israel independence)? - 1920 N
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
It's not dehumanization when the group is based on literally killing of Jews (Not even just in Israel). He didn't say Palestinians as a whole. When you show compassion for the cruel you'll end up being cruel to the merciful.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I can't see how you mentioned Egypt and Saudi Arabia as dreaded regimes but see Iranian supporting the Syrian regime as positive where they are the same and even worse on some accounts. Syria needs to be split up into at least 3 or 4 c
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Lebanon as a country was never a real threat to Israel but the PLO terrorist organization that started the civil war after trying to take over Jordan. The Lebanese government let Hezbollah get the way it is by first allowing the PLO into so
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
It doesn't. It just sales ads well. 1) Report on a minor issues in Israel 2) Make it "world news" 3) Escalate the tension 4) Rip those clicks. Do you think reporting on some stone throwing or a house eviction should be the to
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
What a load of bull. Israel supports who is aligned with their regional objectives. Like when they supported Iran before the takeover. You work with what you got, there isn't big love between Israel and Egypt or Saudi Arabia and why si
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I used to run Vagrant for python development back in 2015 it "worked" but was extremally slow and would break at least once a month. Not to mention Ubuntu suddenly removing the Vagrant user breaking more things. How much was Virtu
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
> I struggle to understand the mind set of people who do not want to use them It usually comes from people who never had experience with statically typed languages, don't work on projects with a large dev team, cross teams projects
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Most of the flexibility comes from the plugins which are a security risk. Either they are just abandoned, have very old dependencies or just don't sanitize inputs. You'd think Cloudbees would take over abandoned plugins, integrate
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I'll put my money on advances in high capacity batteries and faster charging. Changing your whole infrastructure seems very wrong to me. Imagine if there was an issue with one of the substations suppling power to the area or a blackout
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Why would you ever want that. There isn't any added benefit. There is a reason EV have shielding around the battery pack. Now they want to beam it under the car? This will just add time and money to road work and make maintenance harde
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
This should have happened years ago. At the begging you had proprietary docking stations with power delivery and multi display support. Then they got rid of that and went all in on usb-c docking station that suck (doesn't support multi
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
1) This is false, you should read the Hamas and Islamic Jihad charter, and their official statements. It's liberate from the river to the sea and slaughter the Jews. 2) It matters because even if you believe the occupation is wrong you
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
It's very simple. Drop the guns stop saying you want to destroy Israel and kill all the Jews. You think this is a political conflict? It's religious, always has been. Arab aggression towards Jews was way before the occupation, bef
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Let's start with that Israel isn't in Gaza, you can say that there is a sea blockade, ok, why? Remember Karine A? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karine_A_affair Israel can keep it's border with Gaza clos
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Yes it is, if there is a rocket depo in a building in central Gaza. There is a big difference between loss of life and loss of property. I don't know of any military in the history of armed conflict that notify the targets to evacuate,
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
That had military targets including rocket depots, as you said targeted and that after doing a roof knock to notify the residents to evacuate. They have a few hours to do so before the building was destroyed, keep in mind that Hamas had off
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
You can't put 100% of the blame and responsibility on one side, even if it's the strong one. The Arab nations attacked and kept attacking Israel, if they wouldn't attack in 47 the partition plan would hold if they wouldn&#x27
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I didn't downvote you and respect your pragmatic view of research and coherent well thought-out out replay. East Jerusalem is an annexed territory where the residents have an Israeli citizenship which is different from the west bank so
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
There are plenty of evidence the militants are part of the count, that's what the health ministry in Gaza publish and that misfired rockets and mortars land in Gaza killing Gazans. As for the Israeli side, just take into account the nu
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
You mean like building them homes, letting them get an education, integrated into your community or perpetuating their lives in slums the way to give them a normal lives? It's easy to just ignore the problem instead of actually coming
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
These are facts not opinions. Yes you may think the Israeli juridical system is biased and you maybe right but that doesn't make what he wrote any less true. If you think the court made a wrong decision I'd love to hear your legal
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Yes let's keep posts on twitter that say "Death to the Jews". Your body count number isn't objective without context. Saying they killed 20 and the other side killed 2 so the one that killed 20 is bad. And what if of th

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