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by alacombe 6y ago
% ls /opt/google/chrome/cron/google-chrome ls: cannot access '/opt/google/chrome/cron/google-chrome': No such file or directory
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by alacombe 6y ago
Exposing State wide corruption, collusion and illegal activities... pretty much fit what "journalism" was meant to be.
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by alacombe 6y ago
There mechanism to limit RPM on carburated engine, it's called a governor.
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by alacombe 6y ago
Whether or not there is torque applied is irrelevant. For the sake of argument, when talking with a carburated ICE (ie. no electronic optimization), at full throttle, whether you redline with a load or not, at the same RPM, the same vacuum
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by alacombe 6y ago
For reference, a 1000kcmil wire is a 24mm section of copper wire, that alone over any length would be expensive as hell. If you want to go with aluminium wire, you have to bump your wire to 1750kcmil, or 34mm section. Just moving that beast
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by alacombe 6y ago
Air is a pretty bad thermal conductor. An average ICE is only producing 200HP at a specific RPM, for short period of time. Red-lining any sedan while being stationary will probably overheat the engine pretty quickly, as the on-board radiato
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by alacombe 6y ago
You're right, it seems to have changed recently. Meh, I just opened an account on xvideos and could upload within 5 minutes...
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Pornhub said on Tuesday it had banned video downloads youtube-dl still work great..
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Millions of VERY illegal child abuse are uploaded to > Internet Watch Foundations number of 118 cases of CSAM over 3 years If there is millions of them, I'm sure you can do better than 118 cases over 3 years...
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by alacombe 6y ago
No, they don't. Speaking from experience, I've uploaded plenty of personal content on PH without showing ID.
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by alacombe 6y ago
So, no more gay porn if your site is accessible from the UAE ?
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Additionally, we are currently planning to change the rule limit from maximum of 30k rules per extension to a global maximum of 150k rules. Then STFU and do it, it's a 30s change. If you haven't done it yet, it's just an
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by alacombe 6y ago
Taking no chance for now... $ dnf install python3-dnf-plugin-versionlock $ dnf versionlock add google-chrome-beta $ dnf versionlock add google-chrome-stable
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by alacombe 6y ago
> The death rate is roughly 1 in 28 for those who caught it. You are confusing IFR and CFR.
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by alacombe 6y ago
> The last thing we need is anything to encourage the anti-vaxxer crowd and fuel their ridiculous conspiracy theories. sigh A good start would be to stop proving them right... again, and again, and again...
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by alacombe 6y ago
When you put an ultimatum forward, you must expect being called on it and lose. She got called on it and lost. The least she could do is walk away with some honor and walk her talk. Not only she doesn't even seem to be able to do that,
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by alacombe 6y ago
> One simple example that I presented in the other comments: maps. I don't think we ever had (or that it was even possible in a non-networked/poorly networked world) commercial components for maps even remotely close to what se
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by alacombe 6y ago
Integer factorization (ie. Shor's algorithm) would only be useful to break RSA, not Elliptic Curve cryptography...
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Most people on here will agree that banning encryption is going too far. Are we talking about the same people, many among us here, who don't have any problem manipulating content to fit their view and banning Free Speech ? It&#x27
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by alacombe 6y ago
There is no licensing requirement what-so-ever to drive on private property, nor any form of registration required. As for "age-restriction" labels, they are merely at the parents' discretion. I don't think a toy store
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by alacombe 6y ago
Steel is pretty heavy... 1T is merely a 1m * 1m * 12.5cm slab.
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by alacombe 6y ago
> designing a rootkit to exfiltrate trade secrets, or for fun Exfiltrating data is comically trivial, it wouldn't be any fun...
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by alacombe 6y ago
> If you don't like the way Google does business, you are free to not do business with them And you are free to discuss bad behaviors publicly. I don't understand your snark.
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by alacombe 6y ago
> The person redlined a contract instead of spending +$2000/yr (out of a likely $250,000+ salary) on a second personal phone. Such short-sidedness is a bad trait in an employee. This isn't a solution, but a covert work-around.
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Lottery should be illegal. Fortunately, we can always rely on crime syndicates to provide unrestricted access to vices (either gambling, sex, booze, or drugs) for as long as people will want it, no matter what Rulers and other "pe
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by alacombe 6y ago
My last 2013 MBP is still alive only because I was able to source third party battery / power connector... Though, somehow, if I trust some argument made here, it would be better for the environment to buy a whole new laptop rather tha
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by alacombe 6y ago
> - Make the device last longer before it needs repair (reliability, longevity) 2016 MBP owners will appreciated the joke !
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by alacombe 6y ago
> It turns out that soldering parts in place makes them less likely You've obvious never heard of MBP BGA chip solder ball cracking and rendering the whole device useless...
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by alacombe 6y ago
> It’s simply a fact that Apple devices have longer average lifetimes I've used the same desktop for the 8 to 6 years, upgrading with STANDARDIZED components over the years, and my laptop from that era still works. Heck, I've g
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by alacombe 6y ago
> Because it’s just virtue signalling Not buying a new MBP and throwing the old one to children in third world countries qualify as "virtue signaling" now ?

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