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by corndoge 7y ago
The article doesn't say anything about Hong Kong or what he said
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by corndoge 7y ago
"Social media platforms based in the U.S. including Facebook and WhatsApp will be forced to share users’ encrypted messages with British police" Does this mean they're sharing ciphertext or plaintext? Anyone know?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Do you think this action had any net impact on ICE operations?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Right? Completely insane, people are acting like vaping is the same as meth now
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by corndoge 7y ago
Stop putting your cat outside
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by corndoge 7y ago
"Preponderance of the evidence" being 5 reported deaths from "vaping related" illnesses, 3 of which involved illicit cannabis products? Meanwhile untold numbers of people have been able to quit smoking, which we know abs
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by corndoge 7y ago
That's fine, but that's not engineering. Bridge designers do not try to build bridges out of materials discovered in the laboratory last month.
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by corndoge 7y ago
They said it has a color screen
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by corndoge 7y ago
While not technically correct the meaning is clear enough and commonly used as shorthand for "on the order of"
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by corndoge 7y ago
What does this have to do with keybase chat?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Keybase chat doesn't have a server client available. It is nothing like IRC.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Why a gap? If you did good work there and weren't aware of any wrongdoing what reason is there to strike it from your resume?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Thorough discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20886458
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by corndoge 7y ago
It is sarcasm
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by corndoge 7y ago
That isn't what the article said at all
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by corndoge 7y ago
Depending on the bird this is often the recommended practice.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Good lord, hopefully latency isn't 2.5 seconds!
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by corndoge 7y ago
>It's almost perfect All it needs is research-verified encryption!
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by corndoge 7y ago
"You breathalyzed positive, but you don't seem too messed up to drive to me. Drive safe." Said no officer ever
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by corndoge 7y ago
It's an opinion built up over repeated interactions with police. Of course the Yelp effect applies to police but even my positive interactions with police have left me with an impression that public safety and in some respects law enfo
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by corndoge 7y ago
I think the motivations of most police to choose a career as a police aren't in line with the best interests of citizens
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by corndoge 7y ago
If on *nix, gnu stow + git is the holy grail (imo). https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/ http://brandon.invergo.net/news/2012-05-26-using-gnu-stow-to...
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by corndoge 7y ago
It is a slippery slope from regulating "hateful garbage" (to be explicit, I interpret this to include speech that is not necessarily hate speech) to censorship of whatever the state determines to be wrongthink. I'll take my a
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by corndoge 7y ago
Please peacefully assemble 100 feet outside of somewhere I didn't pay tens of thousands to be.
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by corndoge 7y ago
What?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Like what?
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by corndoge 7y ago
> Have to laugh at all the Americans saying this is crazy or nonsensical when it's legal to carry guns in much of your country :-D Not making the connection here, care to elaborate?
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by corndoge 7y ago
How's Babel treating you at scale? (What scale are you running anyway?) Are you upstreaming your changes?
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by corndoge 7y ago
FYI, FRR is in Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04+, Alpine, soon OpenBSD and Fedora :-) And they have their own apt repo at deb.frrouting.org for other Debians.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Yes, I would trust an actively developed fork of a TCP stack that is 2 years ahead of its forked project more than the original. Especially for something as critical as TCP, and equally so for BGP routing. Why use a dead project that hasn&#

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