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by cess11 10mo ago
It doesn't count until an occidental university has written some stories about it and claimed to be the real discoverer due to having put some stuff in one of their taxonomies.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Are you sure it's not just polish on the porn that is already the "VR killer app"?
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by cess11 10mo ago
On the face of it, it looks similar to israeli border guards and cops in the West Bank. Paramilitary, high tech equipment, close to zero accountability. It's not far off that the people they're snatching don't have any legal
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by cess11 10mo ago
Every software development organisation I've been in that used Mattermost built integrations with monitoring, build pipelines, LDAP queries and the like. I'm sure organisations in war would do similar things, but with the tools of
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by cess11 10mo ago
Did someone say that you should be responsible for what someone else does with this tool? If so, I missed it.
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by cess11 10mo ago
OK, and could you detail this "procedure"? Because to me it seems like altering and disseminating a document would be under 1st amendment protection, unless combined with some action that e.g. causes someone else harm or tricks th
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by cess11 10mo ago
Perhaps I misunderstand what "sue" includes in US jurisdictions but prohibition in this context ought to be criminalisation, i.e. something that happens in the relation between the individual and the state, and to me 'suing&#
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by cess11 10mo ago
Why not? In some cases it might amount to fraud or something, but in general, why would it be prohibited?
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by cess11 10mo ago
Corporations commonly describe some of their internal processes and achievements because it builds reputation and that can be important for both sales and recruitment. Sometimes they do it in the form of free or open source software release
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by cess11 10mo ago
I'm not familiar with their products but it seems they had a four hour incident a few months ago: https://status.yugabyte.cloud/history You should not run a payment gateway on an inexperienced team. Start with somethin
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by cess11 10mo ago
Once you have reason to care about that, then you should also be able to afford to hire people that can sort it out for you.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Now, "non-technical people" should not ever by themselves put anything on the Internet that handles things like names and passwords. It's bad that some folks want to make money on such people doing it anyway, which means they
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by cess11 10mo ago
I've done a lot of programming in public transport. It helps to shut out the environment with blasting black metal, pick an album that is almost entirely screaming tremolos, and then run a script with a sleep or Process.send_after or s
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by cess11 10mo ago
If you don't remember, why speculate? Ek had been the CEO of µTorrent and they hired a person who had done research on Torrent technology at KTH RIT to help with the implementation. It was a proven technology that required relatively s
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by cess11 10mo ago
Yes, when the entertainment industry came onboard they immediately made the service much worse. I reacted the same way you did. IIRC, 2008, a little less than twenty years.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Living in social rot and keeping unmanned little autos for those that can afford it seems even more nasty than what I initially had in mind.
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by cess11 10mo ago
I think I prefer trains and buses.
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by cess11 10mo ago
It does, through NGO:s, humanitarian aid and african development and investment funds. If you think a war for liberation is appropriate for the greenlanders I suggest you move there and agitate in local languages for this.
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by cess11 10mo ago
No, that's what they ran on when the general public could join on a referral basis. They called that "beta". The technology was already proven, i.e. The Pirate Bay and other torrent networks had already been a success for yea
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by cess11 10mo ago
Currently Denmark participates in financing Greenland, pulling the rug on it would likely not be pleasant for the greenlanders and if they did I'd count that as rather dickish unless the greenlanders had a near consensus on the issue a
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by cess11 10mo ago
Is there a full study somewhere? I'd expect them to screen for other psychoactive substances as well, of which I see no mention here.
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by cess11 10mo ago
What a bizarre description of what the US did. Greenland has been inching towards independence since the seventies, because that's the common ambition of greenlandic peoples and it's slow because there are rather deep ties between
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by cess11 10mo ago
I imagine that elliptic geometry had some use before modern physics.
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by cess11 10mo ago
I'm not sure what the constitution said, please cite an authoritative translation. He stopped the counting at 79 members, just enough for parliamentary quorum, out of which 30 belonged to his party.
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by cess11 10mo ago
They are very popular and make quite good products, but as you noticed it can be tricky to find them in stock. Besides stuff like this switch they've also produced pretty cool little micro-switches you can PoE and run as WLAN hotspots,
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by cess11 10mo ago
I'm not all that familiar with the intricacies of this industry but it seems they have at least one corporation with ambitions in this area: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3333641&#x
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by cess11 10mo ago
Not sure what you mean. In the -52 election he stopped the vote counting when enough of the majlis was filled that it could legally do work, and then tried to form a government which the shah blocked. This is what led to the proposal that t
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by cess11 10mo ago
Perhaps it would be better framed as 'the US and UK conspired with local factions to overthrow the movement for democracy and liberation'.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Many words. Why do you come to this conclusion, instead of, say, that they're looking for something to hand to the US that they can use for diplomatic and ideological cover?
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by cess11 10mo ago
US influence in Europe would be a much better comparison than indirection between positions and elections in the EU. As you surely know we've had a lot of interference in what parties are allowed and who can get elected and financing o

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