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by bargle0 6y ago
Don’t assume ignorance on my part. Words have meaning, and I think the distinction is important. There is a fundamental difference between regulating public spaces and private businesses, and we should treat that with the seriousness it’s d
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by bargle0 6y ago
Most businesses are on private property.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Only if it’s 8 children.
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by bargle0 6y ago
I was inspired to replicate your hack for myself. It was a fun afternoon, and that watch keeps going (though I had to carve away plastic to get the band on). Thanks!
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by bargle0 6y ago
There’s a whole mythology of Mario 64 conspiracy theories regarding Luigi, Wario, Wet-Dry World, and other things. Googling “Mario iceberg” will get you started. A lot of it is just bad fakes, so it’s not as entertaining as something built
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by bargle0 6y ago
The Taco Smith is going in to my next D&D game.
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by bargle0 6y ago
You joke, but supercomputers often have elaborate, decorative racks and vinyl decals.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Yeah, I want pirate money with pieces of eight. And the phrase “two bits” will make sense again.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Maybe they eventually they go deaf[0]. [0] https://www.newsarchive.msstate.edu/newsroom/article/2002/06...
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by bargle0 6y ago
I use a piece of black sticky note cut out to cover the camera. It doesn't interfere with the closing mechanism, it comes off clean, and it doesn't require trusting Apple.
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by bargle0 6y ago
I mapped caps lock to escape.
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by bargle0 6y ago
486 is pre-RoHS, so there’s probably lead in the solder. I wouldn’t want it hanging around kids.
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by bargle0 6y ago
I lost interest in this stuff when I got my first sysadmin job.
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by bargle0 6y ago
“IT” was never cheap enough to change anything.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Now do Maryland.
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by bargle0 6y ago
This brings me back. I wasted so much time on MUDs when I was young. I had the best TinyFugue scripting when everyone else was dragging with zMUD.
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by bargle0 6y ago
The most secure work is the work that doesn’t get done. That is to say, if it doesn’t exist, it can’t be stolen. That’s where security above all inevitably takes us, and the defensive guys get to pat themselves on the back and declare victo
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by bargle0 6y ago
Using “free for education” software is how you end up over a barrel with MathWorks.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Unions protect the interests of their members. That’s their job. From their perspective, the regulation needs to be better than the alternative.
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by bargle0 6y ago
HEAAN and HEmat are two libraries for numerical processing that you can find on github. They’re not perfect, and require work to get in to shape for real distributed computation.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Or to create a fake threat against the police to justify further action, maybe? Or maybe a third party actor just doing it to create confusion and a lack of trust? I think a state actor would do a better job, though.
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by bargle0 6y ago
What is the point of fabricating this attack?
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by bargle0 6y ago
It takes a special kind of nerd to appreciate Bolt Thrower. I mean that in the best way possible.
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by bargle0 6y ago
They’ve been doing plenty, but it’s all in unmanned missions.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Probably because it’s still cheaper to throw people at it.
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If you did, you’d be bored of zeppelins and land trains.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Making PDF display better doesn't make them any money.
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by bargle0 6y ago
Grenades are designed to explode only after the pin is pulled. That's a little different than getting a nick in your battery and suddenly looking like a LiveLeak vape fail video writ large. That being said, there's plenty of work
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by bargle0 6y ago
People are working on batteries that don't have that problem [1]. [1]: https://www.jhuapl.edu/PressRelease/191014
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by bargle0 6y ago
Like that coronavirus WaPo article[1] from last month with the interactive graphs? [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-si...

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