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by bnjms 4y ago
Doesn’t PRISM work by splitting fiber for “monitoring”? …Somehow that makes me feel better.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Those companies are only disallowed from use in government.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Is it really protectionism when just matching the requirements of China? Of course it is but that doesn’t mean it isn’t the right call. Huawei & ZTE exist so Cisco doesn’t have to be used in China. It seems this is a blanket ban for sa
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by bnjms 4y ago
Why is that possible or legal? It feels like a loan for purchase of a company necessarily should belong to the purchasers of the company and be paid by the sale of the equity they bought or profit. This way just feels… rigged.
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by bnjms 4y ago
> Which makes me wonder - if your product is not defrauding customers, then how is it that you are defrauding investors ... I believe a distinction is being made where Theranos the company is understood to have defrauded customers but it
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by bnjms 4y ago
I assume it would be much like it currently is where we have a lower class subsisting on a low barely livable wage because that’s how they prefer to exist while the rest of us work and the payment for our extra work to them is that we don’t
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by bnjms 4y ago
Why doesn’t MS use Server Core? If they don’t why would anyone use Server at all? Is AD even worthwhile anymore for a new company?
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by bnjms 4y ago
Thanks. I was looking forward to watching that. The comments thread was mostly positive. It’s gone now. Memory holed.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Could you suggest a recent interview as an example? I’d like to judge myself. I’m of the opinion he’s both someone with good intentions with good points but who makes those points sideways. But also that he’s mentally I’ll so he’s losing t
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by bnjms 4y ago
This is a defense that weakens the defender. If it’s is true what you say the fact that so many of the population are primed to rebel mean the unrest already existed and would have been unleashed with another trigger. It is not the truth ab
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by bnjms 4y ago
VR will be a thing at some level if only to have a portable multi monitor setup on the road. I need at least one monitor additional to my laptop to do my job and I can’t easily fly with a decent sized monitor.
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by bnjms 4y ago
That only tells you the safety of the mother and the obvious negative outcomes for the baby. When people ask is it safe they usually mean long term.
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by bnjms 4y ago
Yes and this was the point made. You’ve exactly misunderstood they are including Indian Americans as non-disadvantaged.
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by bnjms 4y ago
> But eventually it will build up enough error that it eventually has to be addressed I also misread their argument until this point. But there is no reading that makes sense except that Meta’s programming problems protect everyone else
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by bnjms 4y ago
Pure cocaine? Maybe? But many people do smaller amounts for years and we don’t know about it. What I‘ve always wondered what drugs is it that burn people out in that recognizable way. And what ones are fairly recoverable.
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by bnjms 4y ago
For a home style Wi-Fi yes. Hopefully you can’t reach Wi-Fi peers for Starbucks and it’s ilk.
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by bnjms 4y ago
> The US government only takes a 12.5% royalty on profits from oil and gas extraction on public land [1]. This is horrific. Also the best argument I’ve seen.
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by bnjms 4y ago
> It's not like we have "death panels" or awful long wait time here, but I know patients that have gone to the US to get treatment - on their own bill - for cancers that were deemed too advanced for treatment, here in Norw
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by bnjms 4y ago
I have an unpopular opinion that forgiving loans hurts those that did not go to college because of ability or cost. This font read to me like a blanket forgiveness is object to though. I understand the support from those who’ve already pai
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by bnjms 5y ago
The thread OP assumed themselves “close by car”. I think it wasn’t obvious to them that supermarkets are all relatively close by even at their size.
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by bnjms 5y ago
Anti-capitalism isn’t enough for you to sell as an alternative. We really don’t have a serviceable alternative ideology given the tendency for communism to fall under control of a few men same as capitalism. The Reddit subs can point out so
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by bnjms 5y ago
I don’t think it’s hyperbolic to say that this type of future will lead to literal class warfare. I believe whatever the next punk movement is will be reactionary against this type of lock-in; cultural and economic. Maybe we should talk ab
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by bnjms 5y ago
> You will never want to program without a REPL again I’m not a programmer. What does this mean in terms of Python? Does one write code in the repl then export it to a file to Polish when done?
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by bnjms 5y ago
In your context making your bed would be the reverse. It would be storing away the contraption. The saying refers to people’s habit of leaving their beds a mess of twisted blankets and a bumble of pillows.
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by bnjms 5y ago
Is Van Eck phreaking really a concern since moving from CRT? I know there is a paper showing it was possible for CRT but it seems impossible now. It would be easier to install a custom cable to wirelessly send the display currently.
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by bnjms 5y ago
This is too cynical. I don’t doubt the GPS comment and am interested in where they worked after Cisco. But, every larger vendor has some sort of automation these days. Certainly all of Cisco’s products. Whether it’s hot I don’t know but th
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by bnjms 5y ago
More than numbers. We would write text messages without looking at the keypad. This required a lot more key presses than a number. I could text while shifting but it wasn’t till touchscreens that everyone decided laws needed to be passed.
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by bnjms 5y ago
There is one further down for a Comic-Con and it looks really good. The rest less so. But it’s a good filter.
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by bnjms 5y ago
I’d consider providing liquidity a negative. Doesn’t that prevent people from selling for lower values and help prop up housing prices?
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by bnjms 5y ago
> in the context of the Bible help is usually considered to come from outside the self That’s something I try, struggle, and fail to put to words sometimes. One of Christianity’s strengths (maybe the bible, I’ve only read a few of its b

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