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by chgs 2y ago
So fewer than 1 in 4 Americans actually did something to stop this from happening?
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by chgs 2y ago
And of course the whole VP nomination happened with Ford, who replaced Agnew without election and then replaced Nixon without election.
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by chgs 2y ago
Chamberlain had seen many young people die needleasly in the nationalist ravages of the First World War and was trying everything to stop that from happening again, while rearming. Not sure if he was misguided but he was certainly relatable
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by chgs 2y ago
But about half of America did vote for this, and Trump isn’t doing what he said he’d do and what the world said he’d do.
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by chgs 2y ago
They’re pointing out the hypocrisy and it’s a solid point. The correct challenge to this “Joe fogan” person is it seems Spotify spent a lot of money on an exclusive contract. That’s different to alllowing someone to use your platform. YouTu
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by chgs 2y ago
Depends entirely on your definition of the word pirate and the jurisdiction you are in.
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by chgs 2y ago
What country?
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by chgs 2y ago
A similar number removed citizenship from all Brits in 2016. A few hundred votes slipped the US election in 2000 and caused the invasion of Iraq. You tackle this by having societal norms and strong institutions. The internet broke that. The
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by chgs 2y ago
Works fine in my British company that is almost as old as America, it’s called “out of office”. If they aren’t in the decisions are delegated to someone else.
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by chgs 2y ago
In either situation it didn’t change the numbers dramatically. About half of voters actually want what is happening to the country.
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by chgs 2y ago
Something like 130,000 voters voting the other way would have changed the election. However unlike in 2016, a strong plurality voted Trump - 2 million more than voted for Harris. Had Harris won the popular vote that argument might have mean
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by chgs 2y ago
The components of cpi are all individually reported, as is the weighting. You’re free to present your own weightings, or perhaps analyse people’s spendings as a service and categorise it to present a personal inflation index.
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by chgs 2y ago
They aren’t
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by chgs 2y ago
Twitter has been a cesspit of right wing drivel for years. Before that it was a cesspit of left wing smugness.
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by chgs 2y ago
I use filter-complex all the time, often in batch scripts
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by chgs 2y ago
Consumers prefer larger tablets to phones, hence Apple abandoning the already large “mini” line after the iphone13
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by chgs 2y ago
50 mile round trip at 3 miles per kWh would be under 20kWh, or 1.6kW for 12 hours, about the same as a plug in heater on max, easily doable in a normal socket let alone a dedicated charge circuit.
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by chgs 2y ago
Power supply to remote temporary areas like construction sites. Let’s say you need 100kW for 12 hours a day for a month to the middle of nowhere. You could run new power lines and get the connected, over land you don’t own, taking months. O
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by chgs 2y ago
The software will still work for years even if his who family is wiped out in a plane crash. A saas product will die when the credit card bounces a couple of months later.
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by chgs 2y ago
its far easier to control your network than it is to control your devices on that network - far too many closed source devices nowadays, and it’s extremely difficult to avoid all of them
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by chgs 2y ago
DoT sure. The whole “tunnel everything over http” is a terrible pattern
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by chgs 2y ago
I’m not sure why I’d ever want DoH, I block as much as I can at my firewall and have a canary domain. I want my devices to use my defined dns sever on my network, not some ad company (and all tech companies eventually become ad companies)
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by chgs 2y ago
I certainly wouldn’t trust myself. Now if I could import a root cert and specify what domains to trust that would be another thing, and it seems browsers are starting to pay attention to name constraints which has not taken 20 odd years. I’
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by chgs 2y ago
IPv4 and nat solved the problem quite nicely in the real world. IPv6 just yelled at people and said it wasn’t a problem.
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by chgs 2y ago
It’s disappointing to see this statement, perhaps a sign of the last 15 years. The highest quality software has always been FOSS, outside of specialised niches.
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by chgs 2y ago
Or you could just WireGuard to your jelling server direct
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by chgs 2y ago
I have firewalls in v4 and v6 networks which don’t do any natting (well other than some 6-4 between them). They track sessions for security purposes, and they time them out for both security and memory reasons.
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by chgs 2y ago
It’s not going to solve a stateful firewall timing out. You try to continue a tcp session that’s timed out on my firewall and the packets will be dropped. This applies a fair amount t to me when I suspend my laptop, my ssh session will drop
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by chgs 2y ago
How do you feel about NPT?
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by chgs 2y ago
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear?

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