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by baseballdork 7y ago
Depends on the circumstances, probably. 100 million armed people is nothing to ignore. I would also assume that the enforcement would be via the police, not the military.
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by baseballdork 7y ago
"1/3 of the boiling temperature of water" is just as arbitrary as "32". Generally speaking, you get freeze warnings and black ice warnings when necessary instead of checking to see whether or not the current temp is
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by baseballdork 7y ago
Solokey is also available, I just got mine in the mail. https://solokeys.com/collections/preorder/products/copy-of-s...
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by baseballdork 7y ago
You'll need to be able to install Raspbian, run the install script, give it a static ip address and configure your router to use that ip address as its DNS server.
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by baseballdork 8y ago
> what's wrong with this? It's conspiracy. > Assange tried to find the pre-image of a hash. There's nothing criminal about that either. That's also conspiracy. You can't take these two acts out of context. The
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by baseballdork 8y ago
I think you'd be surprised how much of a return machine guns and radial engines will create...
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by baseballdork 8y ago
Then you shoot at it with a radar guided missile instead.
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by baseballdork 8y ago
If you're looking for advertisers, all other things being equal, do you go with the advertiser who guarantees your ads will go to those most likely to have interest in your product, or do you go with the advertiser that will send your
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by baseballdork 8y ago
> I think people honestly get too invested in their tools. A tool is a tool, nothing more nothing less. If someones first thought about you is "oh he's that emacs guy!", thats not a good thing. Gonna have to disagree here,
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by baseballdork 8y ago
No sarcasm, just wondering how you get to "no merit" from "paying someone to kill someone else" for a murder-for-hire charge...
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by baseballdork 8y ago
I mean, didn't he end up paying a DEA agent to murder someone?
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by baseballdork 8y ago
> My experience talking to some Git people is that they often branch as a habit without considering what could be gained from branching. There's just never a reason to not branch. It keeps ideas, efforts, tasks separated really nice
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by baseballdork 8y ago
Yeah, looks like a long forgotten temp path for a long deprecated feature. I'd be lying if I said I'd never done the same.