anonymousiam

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by anonymousiam 12d ago
Yeah. This year there is El Niño, but the rates and severity of hurricanes is unchanged over the long term. https://www.heritage.org/energy/report/keeping-eye-the-storm...
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by anonymousiam 13d ago
Just so I understand you correctly: 1) It's "fucking bad" that we are at a 60-year low for hurricanes this season. 2) It's "fucking bad" that "global warming" will cause more hurricanes in the future.
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by anonymousiam 14d ago
So what will likely follow is a 'takings clause' case by the owner, who can no longer use their property the way they want.
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by anonymousiam 15d ago
Article reminded me of this: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/microsoft-outlook-bill-gat...
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by anonymousiam 18d ago
I've got a 65" LG C2 OLED TV (from 2022) that I hacked with https://rootmy.tv shortly after I purchased it (and before LG updated the firmware to prevent the hack). It seems pretty safe. When it's on, I can ssh in
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
Under Proposition 19, some people can still move without penalty, as long as they're over age 55, and move to a new property located in California. https://www.ocassessor.gov/tax-saving-programs/savings-senio...
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
So the Linux qemu-img tool can still convert VM disk images from .vmdk into formats compatible with all the other hypervisors. Is there something more to the process of VM migration from VMWare than just using this tool (and manually creat
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
The illegal immigrants do pay plenty of taxes, but how many of them pay Federal Income Tax? It's not something that you can do without a SSN.
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
Laws based upon speculation that you may act dishonestly are wrong. I've seen lots of police statements about arrests and detentions where the officer basically says, "We didn't know that he was not going to do something ill
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
Well, at the time, Indians (Native Americans) were the largest populaton of non-citizens residing in the country. That is no longer the case today. (There are 10 times more non-citizens than non-citizen Native Americans today.)
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by anonymousiam 19d ago
So what do you make of the phrase in Amendment 14 section two; "excluding Indians not taxed."? Do you suppose maybe they were trying to limit the representation to citizens?
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by anonymousiam 20d ago
I believe that most people are in favor of fixing the problems caused by the improper allocation of additional congressional representation to areas with larger populations of non-citizens. This piece complains about the upcoming changes w
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by anonymousiam 20d ago
This new service is provided free to people who already have TSA Precheck. What I would like to know is if it's also available to those who have Global Entry. I let my TSA Precheck lapse after getting Global Entry because I saw no be
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by anonymousiam 22d ago
Just one more reason to never use Chrome. Their removal of MV2 to prevent UBlock Origin from working is another.
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by anonymousiam 22d ago
Seems legit, but how can I trust them to survive if they're not collecting revenue?
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by anonymousiam 23d ago
Reports say that the newborn died from a ruptured spleen and tested positive for measles. ARS doesn't seem to mention that in their article. No real surprise given their consistent anti-Trump administration position on everything. h
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ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox Given Four Months to Meet New EU Censorship Rules(reclaimthenet.org)
1 points by anonymousiam 23d ago|0 comments
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by anonymousiam 23d ago
Gates would have had access to Dartmouth BASIC, which he likely referenced and possibly plagiarized while writing Altair BASIC. Back in that day, people shared software freely, so Gates took advantage. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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Russia Blocks GrapheneOS Infrastructure, Forcing Two Server Moves(reclaimthenet.org)
7 points by anonymousiam 24d ago|0 comments
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by anonymousiam 27d ago
Some were predicting it, and those predictions got a lot of publicity. https://www.breitbart.com/environment/2019/09/20/nolte-clima...
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by anonymousiam 27d ago
Maybe consider voting Reform the next time around?
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by anonymousiam 27d ago
In the US, it's "legal" for "law enforcement" to use Stingray equipment, which transmits on licensed cellular spectrum and interferes with customers who use the spectrum, sometimes even preventing calls for emergenc
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by anonymousiam 27d ago
Anybody who feels that their communications are secure on their mobile devices is deluded. There are countless access methods at many levels, even in the US. There are laws in every country (including the US) to ensure that communications
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by anonymousiam 28d ago
"Usenet is a cesspool, a dung heap" -- Patrick A. Townson -- published in May 1994 in The UNIX-Hater's Handbook.
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by anonymousiam 28d ago
I agree 100%, but my relatively new house already had Cat6 everywhere, and I did not think it was worthwhile to start tearing up walls. Also, lots of the connected goodies use PoE++ which you cannot do over fiber. (I'm aware of some i
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by anonymousiam 29d ago
It would be easier to support making changes to our lifestyles to protect our future if the climate change alarmists weren't so bad about making outlandish predictions of doom. https://www.breitbart.com/environment&#x2F
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by anonymousiam 29d ago
I upgraded my entire home network to 10GBase-T earlier this year, and I get 10Gbps speeds everywhere, but I run Linux everywhere, except for a few Windows VMs, which also get 10Gbps. I think the TLDR for this article comes down to "Wi
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Australia's Nationwide Phone Outage Was an Embarrassing Failure(hackaday.com)
8 points by anonymousiam 1mo ago|1 comments
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by anonymousiam 1mo ago
Another example of the "house of cards" that we've built.
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by anonymousiam 1mo ago
There's also Green Hills, which has a far better product (Integrity) vs. WRS VxWorks. Somehow VxWorks has better marketing and more sales, because their product is cheaper. Both are commonly used for space-borne platforms, and I'

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