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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Please don't preach down to people on the internet as an attempt to control others who disagree with you. - Rule 0
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Yes and no. Internet "lawyers" will make arguments about how it must be or not be the case. Instead, a group of people together is more like a dynamic living organism that morphs into subsequent zeitgeists. There maybe apolitical
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
NRC, are you know, just unnecessary, bureaucratic red-tape. The guy down the way with a truck in Times Beach said he'd remove it cheap.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Hide the ability of consumers to make informed choices. Meanwhile, logging old growth forests, drilling more oil, scoffing at renewables and EVs, and building power-hungry data centers for marginal-utility AI owned by a handful of billionai
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Could be interpreted as smuggling or customs fraud.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
oystermen coast ;) amnesty scooter coyote smartens economy tasters
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Intelligence isn't a respectable quality in the face of illegal (allegedly), unethical, and/or immoral behavior. Kissinger shared culpability for what happened in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. Rice shares culpability for what happe
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Looks at each other disapprovingly. (It was 1-2-3-4-5.)
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Yes and no. No, not for classified comms. They already have secure comms and SCIFs but they're not using them. This is what they should be using. And they should be following sterile opsec so they don't carry tracking and listenin
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
This. Session does desktop and mobile cheerfully without leaving metadata enabling government real-time location tracking.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Most dating apps exist to milk socially-unsuccessful people for as long as possible as a simulacrum for developing friends and social skills. These are instead a logical business model extension of technofeudalism mediation and commodificat
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
> I like the idea of scientist-run dating apps, Sounds like eugenics.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Read the RFCP. ArtIII judges can absolutely empower people other than USMS to carry out legal orders such as service of process and enforcement of contempt orders.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
The same can be said about a number of big cities over the past 30 years. Perhaps there ought to be limits of corporate ownership of residential properties and limits to the number any individual (non corporation) can own too. Also, limits
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Well, it's a mirror of the Idiocracy mob's failure to anticipate the existential threat and potential damage caused by climate change. Informed, honest, ethical leadership is the cure but isn't popular enough. An ignorant pop
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
There's only one possible route for removal but it requires simultaneous impeachment and removal of POTUS and all 18 in the USPLOS too. That would require immense pressure on a handful of Republicans to break from party such that 218 H
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
I wonder if Roman art took on a bleaker tone around the time of the fall of the republic too. That fictional art is a partial predictor of the sociological unconscious.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
“It's incredibly obvious, isn't it? A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids, without the knowledge of the individual, certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works.”
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Wouldn't it be cheaper to use Cloudflare than task a human to obsessively watch webserver logs on a box lacking proper filtering?
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
> "Hurting people is wrong, so you should not defend yourself when attacked." This is exactly what Californian educators told kids who were being bullied in the 90's.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
This was the prevailing definition in California/Silicon Valley 20 years ago. You're a different person with a different perspective obviously.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
20 years ago, parking in SF was hell. I remember driving around and around for like 45 minutes to find a spot and the fun of parking on a hill with a racing clutch in a spot only a valet could fit into.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
That works too if it's available.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
History lesson for the cheap seats in the back: Compressed tars are terrible for random access because the compression occurs after the concatenation and so knows nothing about inner file metadata, but it's good for streaming and backu
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
Xen and Wall St. folks use it.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
> C++ has been faster than C for a long time. Citation needed.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
API churn is so expensive, largely unnecessary, and rarely value-add. It's an anti-pattern that makes things otherwise promising things unusable.
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
CAHSR was opined years before SR 85 and 87 and before VTA light rail. It's the perpetually never-happening, chicken-vs-egg aspirational project for mass transit in an area dominated by urban sprawl and car-first infrastructure that wou
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by cantrecallmypwd 1y ago
This is the underlying flaw of Ground News and both-sides-ism shifting the Overton Window right.

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