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by aksss 5y ago
Zero is not just a really small number. “Little” or “less” are relative to current size at time of critique and stand in opposition to “large” and “more”. I’m simply saying that libertarian thought should not be straw-manned as anarchy, nor
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by aksss 5y ago
For posterity, here's the actual Gamer's Nexus video about NewEgg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fnXsmXzphI
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by aksss 5y ago
> transcends so much of the tech industry Pervades might be better, but fully agree with your comment/experience.
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by aksss 5y ago
Libertarian != anarchy. What people mean by libertarian in relation to regulation varies considerably. The main thrusts of it are the non-aggression principle and the belief that there is no instantiation of government that is not systemica
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by aksss 5y ago
“Congrats, your first lesson in programming is troubleshooting a MySQL installation”. I would help him logically troubleshoot, and understand how to enjoy* the problem rather than be frustrated by it, but no way would I do it for him. He’ll
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by aksss 5y ago
> most well moderated free forum It’s the most well moderated free forum that has a broad scope of topics. Many of the major domain-focused forums (for cars, modeling, collecting) are well managed by moderators and a community who like t
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by aksss 5y ago
I assume that police departments will retain DNA from every sample they can get their hands on, just like fingerprints. You're in a DB at that point, and it's useful data (demonstrably). I'd be surprised if many police depart
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by aksss 5y ago
Can tell you this happened in my city. Anything not bolted down in your yard was getting stolen. Mayor gaslighting all of us saying the data doesn’t support a rise in property theft. The police had already publicly said they wouldn’t do any
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by aksss 5y ago
> “several attempts to burn down residential buildings full of people” Sauce?
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by aksss 5y ago
Ask after truckers start burning down neighborhood grocery stores and looting, threatening residents to make proper salute, and tearing drivers out of vehicles to beat them.
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by aksss 5y ago
Do it enough, and ignore the authority of the government to require these things of you, and eventually violence will come of it (forcibly ensure your appearance or imprison you, and that force knows no upper limit if you keep resisting).
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by aksss 5y ago
You don’t see any difference between talking to Wikileaks and breadth, depth, and duration of institutional corruption required for Russiagate? The FBI lied on FISA warrants to justify spying on a presidential candidate in 2016. That’s just
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by aksss 5y ago
I think GP is calling out the sweeping characterization of the headline posted here. Your full quote provides the important context included in the original statement, “most important… to be found in Britain ”. Is it more important than the
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by aksss 5y ago
Doubling the standard tax deduction for families was good. Abraham Accords were downright historic. Changing the tone of Chinese trade was/is long term positive (IMO). Getting NATO members to increase spending was good (remember the Ge
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by aksss 5y ago
The more that comes to light about “Russiagate”, the more convinced I am that it was substantially more complex and coordinated relative to anything in the Watergate scandal. That the media and “former” members of the intelligence agencies
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by aksss 5y ago
Surely you jest. From CNN (for what it’s worth) regarding Kennedy data: “The vast majority of the almost 1,500 documents released by the National Archives as new appear to be duplicates of previously released documents with only a few redac
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by aksss 5y ago
From Wiki - “On March 10, 2020, Jerry Nadler (D) proposed a bill to reauthorize the Patriot Act, and it was then approved by the majority of US House of Representatives after 152 Democrats joined the GOP in supporting the extension. The sur
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by aksss 5y ago
Still waiting on Kennedy assassination and 9/11 details to be declassified.
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by aksss 5y ago
The free credits are nice, but run out quickly. Azure is expensive, but has a lot of nice tools from key vaults, log analyzers, CDN, databases, pipelines, to firewalls. I mean, yeah, you can implement similar stuff on a DO platform but you&
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by aksss 5y ago
> lopsided value prop But that's not what CNIL is basing their decision on: "The CNIL concludes that transfers to the United States are currently not sufficiently regulated...Indeed, although Google has adopted additional meas
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by aksss 5y ago
What, you don't appreciate a pop-up on every web page telling you that cookies are going to be used? XD
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by aksss 5y ago
Manufacturer custom infotainment systems are like the system on smart TV's: Crappy UX, buggy, abandoned (no updates) after a few years. Just like we all use Roku, Apple TV, or Fire, CarPlay and AA are preferred to a built-in infotainme
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by aksss 5y ago
y'all are just arguing semantics. The camera is "critical" to manufacturers by definition because it's the subject of regulatory compliance - it's a must have for the manufacturer to clear a gate. We also know that
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by aksss 5y ago
Digital over the air was better quality than cable in my area for quite a while. I don’t use either now but I think cable was 720 and OTA was 1080.
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by aksss 5y ago
You laugh but tapping into the UART on the Mazda CMU is totally a thing. https://mazdatweaks.com/serial/ I think people have even managed to side load electron apps on it. Mazda’s CMU may be the closest thing to DD-WR
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by aksss 5y ago
This article could be replaced by a rock with the words "Heuristics are valuable but will bite you in the ass" chiseled on it. /s
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by aksss 5y ago
> The only thing special that the Chinese have done I really don't think this is fair. The Chinese have had an incredible economic boom, modernization, and lifted a ton of people out of poverty, while maintaining totalitarian cont
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by aksss 5y ago
But Neil Young didn't just criticize, did he? And I'm not criticizing Neil for his opinion. Neil gave an ultimatum to Spotify to entirely de-platform Rogan over some conversations he did not like (with credentialed scientists, btw
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by aksss 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ruffo $25,000 bounty seems pretty small, considering.
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by aksss 5y ago
> reasonable doubt I think you mean reasonable suspicion & probable cause. Reasonable doubt is the threshold prosecutors must appear to exceed for a successful finding of guilt with a jury (elimination of reasonable doubt).

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