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by conceit 11y ago
but they aren't essential
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by conceit 11y ago
Took me a while to see that very comes from veritas and doesn't mean much . At first I wrongly thought, I knew what the word means. Now I do know verily.
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by conceit 11y ago
Imagine an object that is unique in exactly one respect, and another in two. Obviously, the other has more uniqueness. Now, if a the first has precisely only the one characteristic of having not really any characteristic at all, then that&#
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by conceit 11y ago
So, I think english is an "analytical language", although I wouldn't know what it means, it inspires me to assume, that by analyszing the sentence you can make out that extremely could refer to something else than the uniqu
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by conceit 11y ago
I'd be hard pressed to believe that it doesn't mean what I intended, it just has two meanings. I'm a second language speaker, if that's any excuse. corporation - embodiement national - from the place of birth / the
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by conceit 11y ago
> Subscription models just don't work he said and looked at his torrents
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by conceit 11y ago
> The people working there are free agents. Why would they choose to work for a sweatshop if it makes them worse off > The workers typically have [only] worse alternatives Well, why would anyone write nonsense, if it makes them wor
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by conceit 11y ago
Tanenbaum mentions commentators on slashdot who never tried a microkernel. That's me and I never tried to write an OS either. Thanks for your thorough reply. Especially the last paragraph sounds interesting. Suppose I'm just inter
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by conceit 11y ago
Also, does that mean 9/11 was domestic violence?
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by conceit 11y ago
> Tesla sits on an encrypted VPN, good luck with that Well, if you say so. Still, what about the locally built products ? Oil isn't the only import needed for a traditional car. The ethernet port, bluetooth/NFC key fobs all th
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by conceit 11y ago
there is not a single source given, just wiki links
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by conceit 11y ago
Search "hack car freeway wifi" in the search engine of your choice. Granted, not a Tesla, but is that only a matter of time and willpower or actually supporting your argument?
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by conceit 11y ago
I'm sorry, the initial analogy, that a condom is easy to pierce was just an example for the general assumption, that security is easy if the thread is not purposefully malignant, for varying measures of malignant. Someone who doesn&#x2
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by conceit 11y ago
Yes, I am. Domus means house or home. You know, homegrown. False friend right there. I guess when corporations are people, nations are houses and nationally grown crops may just as well be domestic. Still stands to reason, as with other ind
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by conceit 11y ago
> means he's intentionally ignoring evidence in favor of speculation Which is why I wonder if he can actually back that up by his own assertions, instead of one sided experience of "just works". If, as Tanenbaum wrote, the
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by conceit 11y ago
> 5. American designed, American built, no $$$ going to questionable oil interests. I don't see what that has to do with America, except for 'Murica f'yeah > 7. Over-The-Air software updates that actually add useful fea
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by conceit 11y ago
Yes, and they appear pretty passionless, too. Weed does that to people. Not that I would care. In a more serious tone, I was alluding to the Domestically grown weed that casual weed smokers buying from passionless business will never
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by conceit 11y ago
The similarity between according to" + "ratio," and “of or pertaining to speech or reason or reasoning, rational, reasonable” is just too simple and striking to be missed and forgotten. No linguistic reasoning is needed h
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by conceit 11y ago
so, what do you think where logic comes from? I'll spare you the effort: > [...] from properly feminine of λογικός ‎(logikós, “of or pertaining to speech or reason or reasoning, rational, reasonable”), from λόγος ‎(lógos, “speech, r
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by conceit 11y ago
besides the pollination from other farmers, which is probably far from 100%, selection is not any easier indoors, why would it?
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by conceit 11y ago
I might have worded that wrong. I meant, the accusation sounds a little unfounded and provocative. Trying to play on Torvald's known aggressions, I failed at humor. > The fundamental result of [address] space separation is that you
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by conceit 11y ago
Which is probably just a consequence of other complications.
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by conceit 11y ago
In the last link, Dr. Shapiro calls Linus wrong, is he still alive, even?
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by conceit 11y ago
It's just a survey without conclusion. The methods aren't unknown.
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by conceit 11y ago
The biggest commercial operations are run by passionless businesses. The hydro homegrow on the other hand hardly qualifies as casual.
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by conceit 11y ago
Since when is the sun worse than indoor lighting?
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by conceit 11y ago
I'm sure the black market profit doesn't even notice. However, many operations are still considered at least gray market as the feds take down plantations.
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by conceit 11y ago
That's always a question of proportion. It's all in the mix. It's sure carcinogenic and surely beats the lung up in a lot of ways. It also does statistically, by my own observation, lead to a significant lack of all kinds o
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by conceit 11y ago
The personal barrier to entry would become worse with legalization, that the peer pressure would thrive on. But that logic would be true for other accounts, too. I've been thinking before that legalization, from the perspective of prio
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by conceit 11y ago
try uploading the file to virustotal, avira etc. Windows Defender should in the alert have a button to report to microsoft.

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