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Defense Firm Said U.S. Spies Backed Its Bid for Pegasus Spyware Maker(nytimes.com)
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I also find it interesting. I wonder how extreme the parent comment would go? Would they sacrifice themselves to save, say, a million people? A solipsistic view might say that those people are part of our own consciousness. If we let them d
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>Are there situations where using a VPN (#3) is warranted Anonymity and therefore privacy. An ISP-assigned IP address reveals a lot of information about you. With a court order it can be traced back to you. Suppose a dissident wants to p
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by YPPH 4y ago
For the low price of $2.99 per month, billed annually.
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Gerrymandering is pretty much considered a non-issue in Australia. The boundaries are drawn by an electoral authority which is fiercely independent. The extent of politicisation of all different aspects of society, from electoral authoritie
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Can't you just have an independent committee draw the electoral boundaries, like what happens in several other democracies?
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In Australia, we drive on the left, but on escalators we pass on the right just as the parent comment envisioned.
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And as always, have a nice day.
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Prosecutors will need evidence to prosecute unlawful abortions. Recall they have the onus of proving their case beyond reasonable doubt . A woman's menstrual history is highly probative evidence. Hardly fear mongering.
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by YPPH 4y ago
Does anyone know of a diff to the leaked draft?
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As an Australian, a few things about the SCOTUS absolutely shock me, aside from the obvious issue of politicisation. I've only skimmed the judgment, but Roberts CJ convincingly points out that there was no need for the court to complet
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by YPPH 4y ago
I really can't say whether that's correct or not. IANAL. The licence in terms says you must give Corresponding Source to users "interacting with it remotely through a computer network". Does it suffice if I initiate a co
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I don't see anything wrong with the AGPL. If $bigCorp wants to rent access to improved versions of my software, they should give me the changes.
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I don't think the CEO of a private company is comparable to a politician, particularly a world leader. Given O'Leary has been CEO since the 1990s, steering the airline through Covid-19, the GFC and 9/11, he must be doing some
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The CEO is notoriously outspoken, it doesn't surprise me at all. It's kind of refreshing to see something that hasn't passed through a public relations filter. For some colourful viewing, here's the CEO proposing a &quot
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In what jurisdiction? I find this hard to believe. It makes no sense to permit parents to agree in advance as to who should have parental responsibility. Things change, particularly when divorce occurs, and the best interests of the child i
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>largely populated by Americans Where should you draw the line? Surely not at "more Americans than non-Americans". In your postulated example, I suspect the number of people in India would well exceed 50%. I think the simple pr
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The parent comment is really directed at the title being unclear and making assumptions. Both paragraphs of your reply are concerned using the content of the post to clarify that uncertainly. That seems to be beside the point, it would
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I had exactly the same thought. It would have been within the title limit to say: > "Ask HN: Is it the “worst” time to buy a house in the US? I can't help but think it is simply implicit American exceptionalism. It's an as
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OpenSMTPD is far easier to configure and far harder to mistakenly misconfigure.
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If they delegate it to a nameserver you specify, is it much different to a domain? I am assuming they delegate in this manner, as opposed to some free web hosts who would host the nameservers and essentially just let you set A records. Woul
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https://trademarks.justia.com/755/42/team-75542473.html Trademark filed 1998-08-25. WHOIS reports this domain was registered 2021-06-01. A risky purchase.
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Are you certain you did not use the email anywhere else, including in WHOIS records for any domain? Is the email predictable? I use a dedicated email address for AWS and I have only ever received AWS correspondence to it.
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Someone else has intentionally submitted another. https://github.com/EpicGames/Signup/pull/26
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When we migrated from on-premises Microsoft Exchange to Office 365, the default "reply" button in OWA was switched from reply-to-one to "reply all". After the CEO sent the first all-staff email on the new platform, we h
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I don't * - Too late to edit.
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Also, for those not in the USA, it suffers from lack of regional contextualiation. In Google, if I put my suburb in, I get the Wikipedia page for the suburb, a map showing local places, the local high school website, etc. In Yep, the only r
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I'm don't follow. If you have a pre-auth reverse proxy in front of your web application, you drastically reduce your attack vector. An unauthenticated attacker can no longer simply rely on a vulnerability in the application or und
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Adobe Reader XI reached end-of-life of on 15 October 2017. [0] It has not received security updates for nearly five years. Security updates are very important for a PDF reader, particularly Adobe's. [1] I would advise you not to use it
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>And this was the AEC May I ask how you voted? This seems to be an irregularity. When voting in federal elections in Australia you should only be asked for your name, address, and whether you have voted before in the particular election.

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