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_8j50
3y ago
Not just a lame excuse but downright irresponsible and reckless. They should make the fix an opt-in registry flag controlled mitigation, similar to the PE signature bypass mitigation. They want to profit off of vulnerabilities by forcing up
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_8j50
3y ago
The drama and suspense around this has been crazy lol. It's pretty bad but they hyped it up like it was the next log4j.
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3y ago
If all you care about is delivering to the destination I guess that makes sense, but since it aims to minimize water loss, it does not enrich the environment along the path. Normally, sediment and other things get transported downstream and
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_8j50
3y ago
There are lakes such as superior in michigan or even mammoth lakes in cali. I also wondered why not instead of recycling desalinated water after use, have it fill up a lake. Use nuclear powered (dedicated power plant) desalination to fill u
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3y ago
I can buy the "wmic will be ripped out" but this is hard to believe. So many corporate crap depends on vbs. Not only that, random programs, installers/uninstallers and more lazily use it. This was the thing you used in window
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3y ago
Does anyone know why such machines aren't being used to create artificial rivers? It seems civilization and therefore economic activity follows where fresh water sources are. And there is already a problem in the US west with water sho
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3y ago
Yup, I failed by not actually reading past the first few sentences.
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3y ago
You're right. My fault.
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3y ago
This sounds like an IP spoofing issue, it is an IP/layer3 problem where ISPs don't filter spoofed addresses from their users. There sre technical solutions but should also happen is cutting off these ISPs from the internet as a wh
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3y ago
Countercounterpoint: this is cheaper and potentially more humane than prison and giving your military stuff to do at times of peace is a problem that is helped by this.
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3y ago
> And how exactly do you see that working when the party breaking some rule resists? They get killed/droned. Have you seen Escape from NY/LA? This would be like the modern australia except people can volunteer to go there and w
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3y ago
The governments who create the place and benefit from it will monitor what goes in/out strictly and set up an air/land/see no man's land perimeter.
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3y ago
No one has any rights but parents can release them for repatriation to their original country or the kids could just leave when they are old enough.
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3y ago
The governments that establish the land (world countries' govs) will be enforcers monitoring from outside in to enforce the rules (not laws because violation is summary execution).
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3y ago
What happens there will be outside the purview of outside socities, it would become a land where safety and security is guaranteed by strength alone. Like you said? There will be warlords but they can't import arms but there will also
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3y ago
You don't, so long as the warlord is not forming an organized military/militia, just gangs with guns.
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3y ago
Everyone else by mutual agreement since this dumping ground benefits every country.
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3y ago
Multi-national/Global treaty, they become military target practice if they arm themselves or try to import/export by whoever is available or wants to train their soldiers.
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3y ago
There needs to be a livable part of the planet which isn't a country and never can be but individuals and expelled people can go there. No military or aid interference of any kind, no taxes or laws but also no import/export commer
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_8j50
3y ago
You have nothing to apologize for and you're doing great. I didn't need a valid email to signup for HN,Reddit or even matrix.org in its infancy. That's where I'm coming from. There are better anti-fraud measures and it s
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_8j50
3y ago
when grand claims are made such as what social media could be, I expect attention to fundamental details. Madtodon and lemmy are failing for similar reasons, they polish and reimagine existing stuff and mistake that for originality. You can
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3y ago
I really like Nim, but I wish I had the skills and time to contribute to a better http and https support without which a lot of modern use cases evaporate. My last project I attempted with Nim a few months ago, just getting TLS to work requ
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3y ago
"Please check your email" No! You lost me at email. If you can't even get past requiring email, then I have to assume your other ideas are just as unimaginative and unoriginal. Death to email!
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3y ago
I can't believe it's been 9 years. Time flies. There is a whole generation of Linux users now who don't know what Linux was like before corporations reined it in.
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3y ago
A .deb package being available is not the same as init scripts maintained or being allowed to select an init system during install. Sysv init scripts for every package already existed since that was the only init system in use by debian unt
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3y ago
They could have permitted volunteers to maintain sysv or openrc versions of init scripts and made it an installer option. I believe devs and users alike were part of the devuan fork: https://www.devuan.org/os/announce&
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3y ago
Whether it was formal or not, since the decision was not made by a vote of contributors, there is such a thing, even if it is informal.
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Open Letter to the Linux World (2014)
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3y ago
Is there any evidence that it has been "taken down". It's its own industry. Hotels with their tiny rooms, shitty appliances, nickle and diming every part of the experience (e.g.:minibars, wifi,tv) and having to interact with
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3y ago
More likely, if you choose to signin with a windows/live/entra id, your subscription activates it, else you out in a code. It would be utter incompetence when macos is a thing to not frog-boil consumers. It might be sunscription o
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