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bennyz
3y ago
>You what works? Identifying the purpetrators, prosecuting and convicting them. If you want to go ultra tough, use Mossad to go after Hamas leadership. Heck, even using precision strikes at Hamas leadership in Gaza wouod be better, regar
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bennyz
3y ago
Police brutality isn't something specific to this region (IDF is policing in the west bank), or to Palestinians in the region. Hamas murdered and kidnapped hundreds of civilians to protest this? I think it's pretty clear that Hama
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bennyz
3y ago
You are moving the goalposts and reaching. Administrative detention is used on Israelis too, this is not the argument here. Those released in the latest exchange and in the Gilad Shalit exchange were convicted, many of which had innocent bl
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bennyz
3y ago
Thousands of Palestinian hostages? What are you talking about? Please clarify, as I assume you are not talking about prisoners convicted of terror activities.
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bennyz
3y ago
Check "The Quantified Scientist" on youtube, he does very good wearable reviews and compares them with sleep labs
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bennyz
6y ago
I learned Rust from the book as well, the only programming book I actually read cover to cover (though a lot of stuff went over my head, so I am occasionally revisiting). I found some complementary resources like the following: https:/
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bennyz
6y ago
I am actually doing the opposite transition now, I have been learning Go and using it a bit at work and on hobby projects for a while. I recently started working through the Rust book and I find it much more appealing at this point, and I a
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bennyz
7y ago
>Is there a timetable and could you perhaps elaborate a bit as to why it currently requires root? (I don't know anything about virtual machine internals so this isn't a passive-aggressive question from my side. It's genuin
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bennyz
7y ago
Amazon uses it mainly for Fargate and Lambda (from what I've read). Docker is a container technology (shared kernel), while Firecracker is an actual VM manager so it provides better isolation. It is more comparable with QEMU.
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bennyz
7y ago
Containers are nice and I use them, but unfortunately they are not enough since they are not synced and don't solve the bookmarks issue
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bennyz
7y ago
I am still missing chrome-like profiles