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anfilt
9y ago
Do it! Then when you get enough experience become a Judge. So when a prosecutor brings your stupid case you can just throw out!
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anfilt
9y ago
Dencentralized does not equate to block chains or crypto currency... I would agree current and popular crypto currencies are not that efficient. However, look at bit-torrent and it can exceed what centralized hosting can provide. Email is d
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anfilt
9y ago
Yea. It's pretty funny people would pay that much for him just to tweet.
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anfilt
9y ago
The simplest level would to add what settings you want to Prefs.js file. http://kb.mozillazine.org/Prefs.js_file If you want the preferences locked the application level and not be overridden or be unchangeable at profile l
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anfilt
9y ago
For firefox the following in about:config should do the trick. media.peerconnection.turn.disable = true media.peerconnection.use_document_iceservers = false media.peerconnection.video.enabled = false media.peerconnection.v
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anfilt
9y ago
More like this: media.peerconnection.turn.disable = true media.peerconnection.use_document_iceservers = false media.peerconnection.video.enabled = false media.peerconnection.video.vp9_enabled = false media.peerconnecti
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anfilt
9y ago
If they do that they should put bankruptcy back on the table. I find it ridiculous that someone can't file bankruptcy for student loans.
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anfilt
9y ago
Wow thats horrible... I don't understand why this consider negligence does not get a stronger legal response.
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anfilt
9y ago
What mechanism do they think lead to this "increase". RF we use for telecommunications does not have enough energy for the photo electric effect. At worst it just heats you up. If RF causes cancer then my own body heat should caus
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anfilt
9y ago
Pictures I have seen before always made me think that skeleton was a hoax. At least the Alien lunacy has been put to rest. Although, I bet there will be some people who would not believe the results.
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anfilt
9y ago
Just use -site:pinterest.com Problem solved
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anfilt
9y ago
After briefly skimming the paper I don't think this method was even devised for energy production. It mainly just a neutron source.
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anfilt
9y ago
How about just make a time machine and stop the Netscape from creating JS. I think it was a mistake adding a client side language to the web standards.
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anfilt
9y ago
I would agree if your overly defensive you may get a fail-silent system. I would say failing fast is good. However, that does not just mean exiting the application or exiting. If you encounter a failure mode you should gracefully fail so th
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anfilt
9y ago
Oh at least there is an exclusion. Looking further at this it looks like it start in the year 2006.[0] It has limit $100,800 and some other things that can not be excluded. However, I guess my knowledge was a bit out of date. Although, it w
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anfilt
9y ago
How does the FCC have jurisdiction? Maybe the radio broadcast in US territory. However, it was not even an American rocket? I am sorry, but not sure how the FCC has any jurisdiction here. However, I can see the issue with them being small a
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anfilt
9y ago
I know some people might not like this idea, but I feel more production systems should use some assembly. Although everything is a bit much. Also of the mindset we should be using more domain specfic languages.
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anfilt
9y ago
And why not use mingw gcc? Do they find somthing wrong with it? Edit Mingw-w64 its quite nice and includes gcc without all stuff cgwin does.
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anfilt
9y ago
Wait why?
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anfilt
9y ago
A website should never access to usb devices with just an allow prompt. Imagine taking control of a usb mouse or keyboard... You could then just take control of the machine...
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anfilt
9y ago
Why I normally would not reccomend such a thing. The punchline is funny.
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anfilt
9y ago
Well considering how easy it is to demonstrate this censorship. I would not trust anyone intentionally acting as a gate keeper. If the algorithm is missing something due to a blind spot that's fine. Also that tends to be small not an e
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anfilt
9y ago
Run lots of Conduit and instead of floor joists uses floor trusses. It makes changing plumbing and wiring much easier. Here's a picture of floor trusses. You will see what I mean by easier to change things. http://static1.s
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anfilt
9y ago
I remembering reading this a while ago. EFI just tries to do too much and thus is too complicated. Let alone the concerns that secure boot and other OSes.
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anfilt
9y ago
Yes if you have the orginal. However, the scans usually adjust the contrast so much that saved image is not grayscale or colour. Its either black or white.
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anfilt
9y ago
I can agree that CA are a point of centralization. A web of trust in my opinion is better such as used in PGP. However, the whole dns system is centralized. Any alertanative dns root is kinda ignored as well. Its kinda sad. Also there only
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anfilt
9y ago
Lets Encrypt only verifies that the entity requesting the cert basically has control of the domain. I would agree that the biggest issue with TLS is the certificate authorities. All the trust lies in them. If they issue a bad certificate fo
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anfilt
9y ago
I am sorry but your example of 32 character password chosen at random is not less secure to brute force. There are 95 type-able characters on qwerty keyboard. That's 95^32 possible possible passwords or about 2^210. Compare that to a
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anfilt
9y ago
It's a studio monitor yes... They also often called reference monitors. A studio/sound engineer needs to hear the full range of frequencies when mixing and working on a track. If you need more low end than what a set reference mon
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anfilt
9y ago
But why spend so much a mono channeled speaker. If you just want ambient music you definitely don't need spend that much money.
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