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beeboobaa3
2y ago
It just hasn't been likely.
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2y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right. The US could just drop nukes on any country they have a trade dispute with. They don't, because that is insane and disproportionate and they have the capability to do better than that. What Israel di
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Israel has shown us (again) that we cannot trust any device whose full supply chain hasn't been properly audited. Which you can't really do at this scale. So yeah, literally anything you buy can apparently just be stuffed full of
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
You're shopping for groceries. someone is standing next to you. Their pager explodes and you are severely injured. You never had anything to do with this war. Still think it's surgical? By that definition 9/11 was surgical as
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Do you actually believe they will be doing this?
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
This is an ad for Xeoma
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
So is tuberculosis but it's not what people mean when they use the word
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
It's about the > and I did not speak out bit. They're going to keep coming for stuff until it's something you care about. For more information please refer to this wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
You limit the amount of matches you host to those you can actually referee, just like any sport where people care about cheating.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/attestation/tpm-atte...
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2y ago
You're making a lot of weird assumptions here, and seem to have completely missed the point I am making.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Sure and today it's games, and tomorrow it'll be something you care about.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
There's no way secure boot totally prevents cheating, either. It just moves the goalpost a little, cheating will always be possible.
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2y ago
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not spea
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2y ago
For now. It's not ubiquitous enough yet. Games are already starting to require secure boot, the rest will follow in a few years.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Can you explain a bit more what you mean?
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Not really, it's just giving more fuel to the ai bros that they get to scrape everything
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
> - Your language has #ifdef or equivalent syntax which does conditional compilation making syntactic tools incomplete. You need a better IDE. > - You just opened the project for the first time. Go grab a coffee > - It's in a
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2y ago
> You said Kubernetes is great for building any kind of a platform I didn't, that was someone else. I wouldn't say any kind of platform, but it is a great foundation for many platforms. > it suddenly turns into a no, not
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2y ago
It's a pain because kubernetes is designed to run multiple workloads on multiple servers. So if you want to access the VPN from some kubernetes containers you're going to have to figure something out. But nothing is stopping you
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
british rail is privately owned. this seems to undermine your whole argument.
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2y ago
The thing is they're not really going to accomplish anything. Okay the accounts were reported. Great. Good chance no one is ever going to look at it and nothing will happen. The only thing accomplished here was the original poster tryi
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2y ago
ebay isn't widely used in the EU. Sure the sites exist, but they're just filled with ads, not by listings put up by consumers. You'd need to support national alternatives, like marktplaats for NL
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2y ago
Guess microsoft paid them off
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
In an ideal world there would be no cheats, no (need for) lawyers, no bankers and things would be much better. It's not an ideal world.
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2y ago
My disdain primarily comes from going out of your way to snitch on someone, regardless of why. But in general I'm not upset with cheaters anyway. People are always going to push boundaries. It's a fact of life. I also believe that
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2y ago
It's really pathetic to go out of your way to report someone's accounts like that. Go lick some more boots.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
You'd be distributing malware and will probably find yourself in legal trouble.
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker > A hacker is a person skilled in information technology who achieves goals by non-standard means.
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2y ago
games are requiring secure boot now? No thanks.
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