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by _zagj 1y ago
> CoW is an efficiency gain. You're thinking of the optimization technique of CoW, as in what Linux does when spawning a new thread or forking a process. I'm talking about it in the context of only ever modifying copies of
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by _zagj 1y ago
> The older I get the more I feel like anything other than the ExtantFS family is just silly. The extended (not extant) family (including ext4) don't support copy-on-write. Using them as your primary FS after 2020 (or even 2010) is
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Enron Analyst Conference, January 2000 [video](youtube.com)
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by _zagj 1y ago
That's more like injecting it, rather than just rinsing, or even swallowing (not recommending) it.
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by _zagj 1y ago
I was unaware there was a "bleach community." However, dilute sodium hypochlorite solutions have been used as anti-microbial rinses in dentistry for a while: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9292655&#x
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by _zagj 1y ago
Please don't downvote or flag this person unless you have a family member (or better, family member s ) with schizophrenia.
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by _zagj 1y ago
> We never celebrate the Viet Cong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viet_Cong_and_People%27s_Army_...
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by _zagj 1y ago
The "Enabling Act" described in the linked article allowed Hitler to legislate unilaterally. This decision concerns judicial review of executive orders, and every presidential executive order is still only valid if it derives its
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by _zagj 1y ago
Because it conflicts with the holding in another circuit, called a "circuit split," which is one of the most common causes of the Supreme Court choosing to hear a case. The Supreme Court doesn't want forum shopping.
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by _zagj 1y ago
Considering the obesity rate, isn't this impressive?
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by _zagj 1y ago
Or maybe it's just today's youth are too neurotic, anti-social, and screen-addicted to go out into the real world and misbehave? They're also having less sex, and drinking less as well. Also consider that it's much harde
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by _zagj 1y ago
I believe they're referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homi_J._Bhabha > Gregory Douglas, a journalist, conspiracy theorist,[128] forger,[129] and holocaust denier[130] who claimed to have conducted
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by _zagj 1y ago
> India has been sanctioned by US in the 90s for doing reciprocal nuclear tests For one year. 14 other countries sanctioned India too. > The CIA is currently fuelling and instigating Manipur riots I couldn't find anything on this
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by _zagj 1y ago
> How much control does an average citizen have over these criminal enterprises? My point was about the government. This phenomenon is large enough that I'm shocked it hasn't openly caused a diplomatic rift between the US and I
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by _zagj 1y ago
It's strange how some of these countries don't take action on their own behalf, if only to preserve their international reputation and the reputation of their citizens abroad. India is a great example. Do Indians not realize how m
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by _zagj 1y ago
I've only heard of "pig butchering" scams in the context of people who pose as family/friends of people on social media whom they target with urgent requests for money, e.g.: > I've been arrested/kidnapped&#
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by _zagj 1y ago
> if they don't get a nuke they will share the same fate as Libya, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon... The Syrian government (which had and used WMDs) was ultimately toppled by its own citizens, after losing support from Russia, wasn't it?
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by _zagj 1y ago
> North Korea is a client state of China, and it also possess a massive array of conventional artillery in range of Seoul. And since the Korean War, which we now know conclusively that NK started, almost every overt act of aggression bet
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by _zagj 1y ago
The US and Russia up until recently were committed to nuclear disarmament. Reagan even pledged to work towards "a world free of nuclear weapons," a goal that many on both sides of the political spectrum shared. Bizarrely, now I se
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by _zagj 1y ago
> They will never be used The more countries that have them, and the more nuclear weapons over all, the greater the likelihood they'll be used, even if only by accident.
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by _zagj 1y ago
> The only way to ensure that this doesn't happen, given the dramatic air superiority of Israel / US, is to get nukes and get them quickly... What are his other realistic options ? Disband his nuclear program altogether? The on
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by _zagj 1y ago
People actually take DHEA? Aren't testosterone prohormones extremely unpredictable, with possible aromatization of testosterone into estrogen and conversion of testosterone into DHT as side effects?
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by _zagj 1y ago
> I expect (ok, I WORRY) a major US city to have a nuke set off in it by Iran within the next 5 years. It's strange how this "Sum of All Fears" scenario is dismissed out of hand, or doesn't even occur, to the tankie-t
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by _zagj 1y ago
https://reproductive-health-journal.biomedcentral.com/articl... Most Muslim countries have horrifically high rates of consanguineous marriage, which directly results in reduced intelligence, increased birth defects, and oth
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by _zagj 1y ago
> Jesus what nonsense. Russia isn't threatening to annex Canada Russia would simply take as much of Canada's arctic as it liked, right now, with or without Canada having nukes, if it weren't for the United States.
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by _zagj 1y ago
> American president talking about annexing my country You country can't even be bothered to meet its 2% NATO obligation, and now you're talking about pursuing a nuclear weapons program, and not to deter Russia, but to threaten
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by _zagj 1y ago
The US isn't nuking China over Taiwan, and China maintains an explicit "no first use" policy.
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by _zagj 1y ago
> The irony being that Iran must get nukes now. It is readily apparent they cannot defend themselves conventionally If Iran is willing to use its nuclear weapons in response to this (limited, conventional air strikes), then that's
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by _zagj 1y ago
> Because Iran is a developed country and the Iranian population actually has a future if they take their government back from the clerics They're talking about the current regime, from which it isn't clear the population will
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by _zagj 1y ago
> Situation: 92,000,000 Iranians harbor a generational hatred for America Is this supposed to make me feel comfortable about Iran acquiring nuclear weapons?

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