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by Two4 3y ago
It's the DRM argument - publishers don't stop using Denuvo because someone always manages to crack it, they use it to stop little Timmy from copying Assassins Creed 27 on to a USB drive for his friend Dave. In the same way, Office
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by Two4 3y ago
Buy me drink first, jeez
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by Two4 3y ago
I'm not sure you're a very fun coworker - also, using anger/taboo to cover for lax security seems a teeny bit toxic.
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by Two4 3y ago
I've recently been driving a policy at my workplace that if you find a PC unlocked, you send out an email blast promising donuts (also copying in the victim). The victim then has a choice: admit to a security breach and have to sit thr
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by Two4 3y ago
Perhaps, but relying on best current knowledge that is backed by evidence is a pretty good policy. It may not always be correct, but it's a whole lot better than blind conjecture. Even if it's a guess made by the most educated guy
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by Two4 3y ago
Even if they didn't revoke his access, he'd be smart enough not to access their systems and leave audit logs, thus leaving a window open to be sued/prosecuted for exfiltrating trade secrets and proprietary IP (even if he didn
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by Two4 3y ago
You're contriving a situation as a gotcha instead of acknowledging the spirit of the question. The legal test of piracy in media consumption, I presume, is intentional action to contravene copyright, not passive consumption of media.
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by Two4 3y ago
uBlock is a static blocker, afaik. If a URI doesn't appear on a list currently loaded, it's not blocked. This can allow unknown and dynamic-URI trackers to follow you across many sites. Privacy Badger looks for resources that appe
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by Two4 3y ago
My opinion: the US strives to make their warrior class one of some sort of privilege, or at least appearing to have privilege. They have had various amounts of success in doing so. Thank you for your service, here's your veteran discou
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by Two4 3y ago
I'm shocked, I would never expect a microwave to make anything other than grey, chewy meat
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by Two4 3y ago
The Kiddy-Peeper Act
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by Two4 3y ago
you microwaved a steak?!!
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by Two4 3y ago
Like when you see a middle-aged smoker clutch-dragging a coffin nail and scarfing a McDonald's burger before his next presentation selling life insurance to government employees - sometimes you know a life time of bad decisions when yo
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by Two4 3y ago
I don't think it answers the question - I bought a Windows laptop because it's more affordable, but I'd rather be driving a Mac, hardware-wise. Does the same concept not apply to you and your car, or others who have chosen a
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by Two4 3y ago
It's a holdover from before reactive styling was really a thing - there was a stage, if you recall, where people were maintaining two versions of their websites, one being for mobile. It was awful, and mobile user agents were bombarded
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by Two4 3y ago
You've pasted the same link twice, I think
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by Two4 3y ago
Ah yes, TotCREAM, my favourite Wu Tang jam
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by Two4 3y ago
There's a theory bouncing around that the medical coma he supposedly used resulted in some degree of brain damage, causing him to really go off the political deep end.
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by Two4 3y ago
Delaware heavily depends on companies registering and paying tax there as a source of income, and have gone to great pains to remove all sources of friction in their administrative processes
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by Two4 3y ago
Solitary confinement is a torture, and should never be used, even for the most reprehensible of people. You may mean that they be physically sequestered from other people if they're dangerous, which death row inmates often are, but no
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by Two4 3y ago
Hence lighttpd being pronounced "lighty", I suppose.
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by Two4 3y ago
Of course we don't - this comment is being relayed via ham radio from South Africa to the Antarctic, where thankfully the German research team has a satellite uplink.
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by Two4 3y ago
Forgive me here, I'm not close to the topic - if the latter is true, why is that anti-semitic? It feel the premise may be anti-Israeli, but I think it would be mistaken to conflate being Isreali with being Jewish. I'm sure there&#
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by Two4 3y ago
Please use thousands separators - I have no idea how absurdly big that price tag is because my eyes just slip right over those zeroes like a greasy fat kid down a slide
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by Two4 3y ago
I'm assuming you work for Postman. I hope you know that because of this, as well as the account requirement, other REST tools are going to eat your lunch. I don't think this was a good move.
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by Two4 3y ago
I think you may be right about how it would pan out, but ideally you'd either start with a stipend that covers the base rate for your insurance with any increase in premiums beyond coming out of pocket, or averaging premiums across uni
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by Two4 3y ago
The fact that automated vehicles operate with much broader safety margins with regard to driving conditions definitely contributes to them being safer overall - humans choosing to drive in worse conditions objectively makes them more danger
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by Two4 3y ago
As someone who has used most of these standards, save for some of the more esoteric ones, I can honestly say type M is best - all the benefits of type G, but won't literally stab your foot when you step on it (I'd link some nsfl p
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by Two4 3y ago
The Russian military buildup on Ukraine's borders was obvious and believable, no one had a hard time seeing the Russians were going to invade. What really had the Ukrainian regime on the precipice, and was a harder sell in the lead-up
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by Two4 3y ago
Can't figure out how to delete this comment on this mobile client, please ignore

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