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by billfor 6mo ago
That's because most liberals don't like to be questioned or defend their positions, in general. On X they are forced to confront or actively block people. Note that the your comment is downvoted for essentially saying "twitte
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by billfor 6mo ago
It would be helpful if somebody could post what it looks for so I can add it to fail2ban. I tried opening up my website temporarily but it will cancel out if it doesn't find something at /. When I retry sometimes it also says it i
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by billfor 6mo ago
Clearly the Economist and their panel of experts.
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by billfor 6mo ago
Before we had facebook and iphones the only people that were able to run a home lab were technically adept. In 1998 I used Avantgo and Vindigo to browse the news on the train and find restaurants when nobody else could. In 2005 I rememb
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by billfor 6mo ago
No it’s because lots of us grew up in the 70s with asbestos, lead, chlordane, ddt, etc… and we are still alive and thriving. We played with radioactive chemistry sets and even made our own plastic animals inside enclosed areas and loved to
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by billfor 6mo ago
I’m pretty sure it doesn’t fit with the founders intention. “We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity.” Apparently X.com
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by billfor 6mo ago
Was it costing a lot of money or resources to say on X? If they got few impressions what does it matter? You can write the content once.
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by billfor 6mo ago
Also for comparison: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panorama_of_the_City_of_New_Yo...
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by billfor 6mo ago
In New York the commuter trains use etickets and if you smash your phone you can just log into your account on a friends phone, but they track how many times you do that any only allow 3 switches. They don't say 3 switches in a certain
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by billfor 6mo ago
How old are you? Some day you are going to get old and you won’t like that train of thinking.
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by billfor 6mo ago
Post the correct facts rather than arguing about the source. Here’s the most recent report from a “correct” source. https://www.iucn-pbsg.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/PBSG-St... Read that and explain w
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by billfor 6mo ago
If somebody needed it during a mission it would take at least 2 weeks to take effect. Those drugs are not usually prescribed for acute mental issues.
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by billfor 6mo ago
The most interesting thing I learned is that we let people who need Zoloft on the ISS. The FAA will disqualify you for that unless you jump through hoops.
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by billfor 7mo ago
Read the article he wasn't the director of the FBI: "The stolen emails appear to date from around 2011 to 2022"
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by billfor 7mo ago
and also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47514916 It might be good to roll all the comments together.
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Jury finds Meta liable in case over child sexual exploitation on its platforms(cnn.com)
490 points by billfor 7mo ago|530 comments
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by billfor 7mo ago
This will get downvoted from the mindless reactionaries here but here’s the link to the practice. https://nypost.com/2025/02/10/us-news/air-traffic-controller...
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by billfor 7mo ago
It’s a good thing new hires don’t have to wait or be rejected because the FAA needed to hire a different race or sex for the position.
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by billfor 7mo ago
Well how do you know if you overdosed? What else happens besides anxiety and paranoia? Some of the reaction may be genetic, but I think many people have a negative reaction to taking mass quantities of cannabis. I don't know if you wan
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by billfor 7mo ago
2023 is better than 2020. 2026 is not necessarily better than 2023. Shifting speeds abruptly in the modern FSD notwithstanding, what happened especially for people with HW 2.5/3 (circa 2018/19) is the change in behavior of adaptiv
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by billfor 7mo ago
"Here, Honda is setting itself up for failure on the second disruption sweeping the automotive industry: the software-defined vehicle (SDV), which has core capabilities that can be upgraded and improved over time." I'll pay t
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by billfor 7mo ago
This is not specific to ssh. Telnet and rlogin have similar things with ~ as the escape character. Back in the day it was common to send BREAK and other escape sequences when you were hardwired.
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by billfor 7mo ago
The original buzzword generator for palmOS. I used it extensively: https://archive.org/details/palm3_buzzword
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A leaked roster of 2,200 Bohemian Grove members(sfstandard.com)
5 points by billfor 7mo ago|0 comments
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by billfor 8mo ago
Yes
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by billfor 8mo ago
What’s the difference between this and using a secret manager like Vault?
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by billfor 8mo ago
Can this do NFC/tap to pay? That's all I use my smartwatch for....
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by billfor 8mo ago
Android phones are multi-user, so if they can do it then Apple should be able to.
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by billfor 8mo ago
Same thing happened to me -- had a large vice grip in the duffel bag. Could have killed somebody over the head with it. They looked at their "regulations" and vice grips weren't on it so they let me through. You know who did
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by billfor 8mo ago
Take backups and disable the updates with group policy. OP just wanted to install Windows 11.

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