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2y ago
Right...not that I'm advocating for it, but explosives placed on a pipeline are less obvious to find than a protest. I agree keeping peaceful avenues for resistance open is a good idea.
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2y ago
Or sometimes they use consumer IP proxies. Makes it even harder because sometimes those IPs get reused for actual users.
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2y ago
Very welcome, I wish you luck!
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2y ago
I have my whole unraid server backed up using Backblaze's windows backup tool / subscription. There is a docker container for running the backup app, so it can be setup on a standard Linux desktop as well I believe. You just need
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2y ago
It was the first tool I ever used when I was learning about how to manage a private lineage 2 server in like 2005. Had a MySQL backend and the tutorials I was following had me using phpMyAdmin. I remember fixing a performance problem by cha
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2y ago
That ellipsis that you put in my comment really is doing some heavy lifting here. Seems like you ignored everything else I said between those statements. It wasn't about one person being in jail for 10 days at all. I actually didn'
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2y ago
I've not done fine tuning on code bases but I have done other fine tuning. You will generally get better results when you fine-tune the base model on your data. Since you still want to use it with the chat template in the end, you fine
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2y ago
Your dismissal misses the point. I didn't claim "every political development" parallels fascism, I outlined specific concerning patterns: the Alien Enemies Act, mass detention, ideological purges, and demonizing outgroups. Hi
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2y ago
> there's no need to buy old accounts There is if you want to do this systematically rather than adhoc. > there are hundreds of millions of people worldwide who have extremely strong anti-immigration beliefs Totally understood, a
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2y ago
I was responding to someone dismissing concerns as "reflexive hysteria." Historical parallels aren't uncivil, they help examine patterns. The HN guidelines discourage flamewars and personal attacks, neither of which I did. I
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2y ago
I've noticed this a ton lately. So, so many posts completely brigaded. Regardless of if the flag is removed, it can easily stop discussion and visibility of the thread. I emailed Dang about it when I first noticed it happening, and the
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2y ago
Exactly, and it's a regular x86 machine without any potential compatibility / OS support issues.
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2y ago
You think it's "reflexive hysteria" to be worried about fascism? Let me ask: when exactly would you recognize it? When would you "step in"? In Italy, would it be in 1919 when Mussolini founded his party? Or 1922 whe
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2y ago
For my new SaaS I went with just supporting oauth flows with Google and Microsoft to start with. Not having to deal with everything you mentioned in the last sentence is exactly why.
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2y ago
I'm sorry, what? You think that stretches credulity? Oh man you must be lucky to not live around these types of people. I remember the first time I was told I was going to burn in hell for eternity. At my first job at 16 by some cowork
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2y ago
I think boycotting the US would be a more effective option, and I say that as someone who lives in FL (which depends on international tourism heavily).
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2y ago
I think you misunderstood my point entirely. I don't disagree with much that you said above.
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2y ago
I get it and I also feel quite weird about it. I always have to be careful when reading somebody's comment that mentions Zionism to see if they're just spouting conspiracy theories, if it's actually grounded in reality, or do
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2y ago
At this point it's completely uninteresting for the price point. It only has 276 GB/s memory bandwidth.
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2y ago
I don't know...I grew up in the southern US. There were plenty of people I knew who were evangelical but very pro-israel. Primarily so the end times would be brought on. At least around me, Christian Zionists are by far the majority.
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2y ago
Funny, while there were a couple of things I may not have loved...the vast majority of her enforcement actions I thought were quite good for the average American. Heck, the enforcement on banking fees alone was huge for the average person.
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2y ago
I mean there were people on the ADL payroll who didn't agree with the way they were conflating the terms, and the groups involved: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2024/jan/05/adl-pro-israel-...
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2y ago
Well said. No notes.
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I'd like some concrete examples of that happening in the Clinton, Obama, or Biden administrations. I wish Obama acted like he had a mandate and just pushed through his agenda... Instead we had BS like the parliamentarian saying "n
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Not OP... But here is the ADL saying being anti-zionist is a form of antisemitism: https://www.adl.org/resources/article/anti-zionism-antisemit... You really have to bury your head in the sand to not see that bein
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2y ago
Sorry, he's not president of the Republicans... He's president of the United States, and should be serving everyone in the country to the best of his ability. If you're not being sarcastic, that's a really wild belief yo
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We are paying their salary. Why should they be spending time attempting to proactively police a group who is just exercising constitutionally protected right? There is actual crime they could be investigating. Instead they are wasting resou
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2y ago
The expectation is there is a limitation on resources that can be deployed for law enforcement officers viewing things with their eyes. It's virtually unlimited with technology.
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What legitimate reason would the police have for monitoring everything on social media that is protected by the Constitution?
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2y ago
I don't think it's that, so much as the average western citizen isn't able to go and create a knock off of a new invention / product and have it sold without legal consequences. That has been available to many Chinese ci
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