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by bifrost 7y ago
Sounds accurate. I'm unclear why violators should get a seat at the table, but hey...
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by bifrost 7y ago
Some do, right now Google/Facebook/MSFT/etc are compiling "Brain Trusts" but the trick is you have to have a track record. If you spend the next 5 years getting published and collect a few more patents you might hav
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by bifrost 7y ago
China got a spot there too, I don't really understand what the UN hopes to gain by putting totalitarian dictatorships that murder their own people onto "human rights" related councils. Here's a good one about China: htt
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by bifrost 7y ago
AFAIK you can't access the virtualization instructions without root/kernel privileges. I just checked xhyve and that needs root too.
425.
by bifrost 7y ago
This sounds very tinfoil hat...
426.
by bifrost 7y ago
Unlikely, clothing shapes don't tend to be biomarkers.
427.
by bifrost 7y ago
If they have offices and employees in Hamburg, they're probably boned then. > They operate a service targeted at German users Thats been proven irrelevant in most courts. You have to have a legal nexus for the law to apply, and simp
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by bifrost 7y ago
> Knows at least one primary backend language (probably NodeJS, PHP, or Java) Oh how things have changed! It used to be C/C++, Python, Perl, Ruby...
429.
by bifrost 7y ago
This feels illegal and I bet there'll be a lawsuit...
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by bifrost 7y ago
> At least here in Germany, courts have repeatedly ruled that social media platforms have to tolerate users saying what is legally permissible. Twitter isn't in Germany and unless there's a nexus that brings Twitter to Germany
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by bifrost 7y ago
It truly won't matter because video based biometric ID is around the corner and in some cases is already here. Masks won't throw it off.
432.
by bifrost 7y ago
This seems wholly unenforceable and frankly kinda missing the mark...
433.
by bifrost 7y ago
What I'm saying is they're talking out of their behinds, which will ultimately hurt us all.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Lol dude, I've built terabit DWDM systems and I'm a licensed RF engineer...
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Top Worst Employers in the US(ohioemployerlawblog.com)
2 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
Having done a reasonable amount of network debugging/tapping, IMHO its actually the hardest to tap copper networking equipment since its fairly signal sensitive. You can tap fiber passively by "simply" cutting some of the jac
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by bifrost 7y ago
They don't understand how PON works, think of it like FDDI or even DOCSIS; You'd never be capable of receiving 10Tbps due to fiber topology... The 10Tbps number requires DWDM anyways, its like saying a Kia is a Lamborghini. The Ca
438.
by bifrost 7y ago
The answer is simple - because its better and more reliable than renewables.
439.
by bifrost 7y ago
I can't believe Scientific American published this drivel! There are outright lies in it from a man who should've been fired years ago. He constantly posts mistruths in some sort of bid for fame or something, I really don't u
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by bifrost 7y ago
You might want to look at what happened to the US in Vietnam...
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by bifrost 7y ago
Yes, and it shows they don't understand the technology. This is almost as bad as "the internet is a series of tubes" to a network engineer...
442.
by bifrost 7y ago
This is such a superficial and terrible article, its like if you gave an intern an outline and they could only use wikipedia to complete it. While I appreciate what they're trying to do, this comes off as ridiculous to those of us who
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Farewell, Google Clips(techcrunch.com)
2 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
https://franklinarmory.com/title-1/ This is pretty good too. Its not a rifle, its not a pistol, its "Any Other Weapon" apparently. This is literally how arbitrary our regulations are. Criminals don't car
445.
by bifrost 7y ago
Nobody needs a 19 inch long dildo of hate, think of the children! We must save the children!
446.
by bifrost 7y ago
Indeed, the US Government has never unjustly imprisoned nor killed anyone... (this is sarcasm) The same people who yell "ACAB" for some reason request that the government's jackbooted thugs step on their necks harder.
447.
by bifrost 7y ago
Yep! spot on. A disarmed citizenry (AKA the militia in the US bill of rights) is vulnerable to tyranny.
448.
by bifrost 7y ago
I gave up on Coffee (it makes me drowsy), but I do have a laPavoni Europiccola, I highly recommend it.
449.
by bifrost 7y ago
People routinely "forget" the death toll of Communism/Statism because its very inconvenient.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Likely accurate. People will have to resort to regular metalwork after that. Or going to Home Depot.

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