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by __m 6y ago
Not really. Stadia wasn’t exactly a big success either
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by __m 6y ago
British jokes have the highest quality
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by __m 6y ago
It’s much more humane to just bomb or waterboard them. /s We probably killed a lot more innocent people in Afghanistan and Iraq; they’ll just discard the criticism as an excuse for starting a trade war
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by __m 6y ago
I use a git repository for my configs that also includes scripts to install the configs and packages for different environments from the bare minimum to a desktop environment. I’ll try remapping :, sounds like a good idea
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by __m 6y ago
This wouldn’t work well with moving obstacles. The road could be clear until a person enters the road within your full-stopping distance.
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by __m 6y ago
An apt comparison would be the West‘s war on terror. In terms of civilians killed I highly doubt that they are anywhere near our numbers.
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by __m 6y ago
Can't you block ips after x failed attempts? That would make it costly to scan 65536 ports. In a directed attack that might not matter, but against attackers that scan millions of hosts it might give you some minor peace of mind, but i
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by __m 6y ago
Not all abbreviations work like that, see the Wikipedia entry for the party: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationalsozialistische_Deuts... Nazi is the abbreviation for Nationalsozialist. It’s true that it’s used inte
279.
by __m 6y ago
The abbreviation would be nsdap, not nazi. Nazi includes everybody with that ideology, not just party members
280.
by __m 6y ago
I‘d love to be able to use their scene editor offline, uploading assets is a deal breaker
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by __m 6y ago
In Safari
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by __m 6y ago
Wait, you think prism was discontinued?
283.
by __m 6y ago
This will make a nice thunderf00t video, unless he got tired of debunking these projects
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by __m 6y ago
Not that many when you compare it to other countries
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by __m 6y ago
And at the same time they are probably pressured by the nsa. They should just upload every call to YouTube so any intelligence service can access them
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by __m 6y ago
I saw them on HN when they allowed to remotely turn on the Webcam on Macs.
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by __m 6y ago
Imposing the false concept of free will just to be able to morally put someone in jail seems immoral. Imposing laws that most of society agrees with is a pragmatic necessity.
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by __m 6y ago
So there was an international coverup?
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by __m 6y ago
They deprived us of 4 month of corona parties and inaction
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by __m 6y ago
I don’t get why people didn’t drop it after that major vulnerability last year
291.
by __m 6y ago
yeah all those calories are a security nightmare
292.
by __m 6y ago
Or we admit that they have more launches
293.
by __m 6y ago
You make it sound like an innocent mistake, but they must have discussed this issue and decided that violating their user‘s privacy is acceptable. It’s not like they made a typo, it shows malintent.
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by __m 6y ago
We found a replacement; you are fired
295.
by __m 6y ago
I don’t expect much from bland domain names like keyword.com Which one would you visit? search.com Or google.com
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by __m 6y ago
The same democratic countries that employ or tolerate mass surveillance by the nsa? Either people don’t care enough or they don’t have the power to change it.
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by __m 6y ago
You just assume that there are other options that meet their requirements, which might not be the case
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Hapbee(youtu.be)
1 points by __m 7y ago|0 comments
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by __m 7y ago
Yes, you contract it via eyes, nose and mouth.
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by __m 7y ago
Why would they do that? That footage might include their own customers.

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