craftinator

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by craftinator 5y ago
> I suspect, without any proof what-so-ever, that police get records of large cash deposits/withdraws from banks and that information is available to them during traffic stops. That's how I'd do it if I were in charge of a
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by craftinator 5y ago
No, locked bootloader's are the stuff of nightmares. Much rather be able to scratch all memory on the device and reinstall. Perhaps what I mean is "locked bootloaders at POS". Selling them locked should be illegal, but lockin
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by craftinator 5y ago
It's a simple and easy way to reduce chances of spreading it to another person. It diverts airflow from directly forward, changing the distance outward that aerosols from your mouth go. Since, as you point out, this virus is spread via
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by craftinator 5y ago
As former military ( I assume that background is the reason for this), I just cannot understand what the deal is over masks. I can literally forget that I'm wearing a fitted surgical mask. They feel like nothing. What is so damn hard a
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by craftinator 5y ago
You do seem to be going on quite the hatefest of Fusion, but continue to add nothing to the conversation, including sources of information. So how much energy is in an erg?
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by craftinator 5y ago
> So, anybody saying otherwise is simply making it up. You do see the irony of embedding this statement in a comment full of generalization and hyperbole, and lacking any evidence or credible sources, right? I genuinely laughed until I r
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by craftinator 5y ago
I think that many of the commenters are pointing out that this study is poorly done in some key areas, which make any kind of conclusions based on it of little value.
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by craftinator 5y ago
Most people don't have the time freedom to be able to do this. The opportunity cost would be too high, as they need to work to eat, and sitting in a class isn't work.
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by craftinator 5y ago
If that is the case, why did they remove this statement? It seems to me that if the statement remained true even though this guy got arrested, it would be true under the "by default" clause. By removing it, they indicate it was ne
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by craftinator 5y ago
> He obviously did not understand what his job as a manager is about. > Why on earth would a manager be allowed to set tolerances like how you describe, tool or no tool? He's not the expert in the field, I am. Normally, I would h
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by craftinator 5y ago
If you provide a tool that let's managers easily and arbitrarily increase the requirements on their employees, over time they'll continue to do so, because it's a management tool and their job is to manage. I experienced this
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by craftinator 5y ago
> Before that the NSA was doing good work shoring up our digital infrastructure Yeah, like introducing the Clipper chip!
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by craftinator 5y ago
> All those problems you listed are "I don't trust the central authority". None of those are problems that cannot be solved by a central authority. It seems to me that the listed issues are actually actions that have been
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by craftinator 5y ago
I wonder when they'll add this feature to MacOS?
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by craftinator 5y ago
> it was clear that Discord was for gamers and Slack was for work One of the best hammers I own is a screwdriver.
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by craftinator 5y ago
It just boggles my mind that with modern understanding of how these things work (and we have a MUCH more complete understanding than they had during the early 1900's), we repeat this ignorant mistake.
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by craftinator 5y ago
I doubt they are good authorities in anything. I wish they'd leave the knowledge speak to those who spend their time gathering knowledge.
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by craftinator 5y ago
I've found it's very dependent on what I'm searching for. DDG results tend to match my search patterns better, but it often seems they are missing pages with all the correct keywords that google returns. I suspect it just com
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by craftinator 5y ago
I have a homebrew cnc with a fairly similar design, and can cut anything up through mild steel on it. The steel cuts don't have great tolerances, get something around .005" rail deflection at the extreme, but it's amazing wha
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by craftinator 5y ago
Build it and they will come.
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by craftinator 5y ago
> To a nerd, that avoidance is a very bad thing, because a nerd prides himself on knowing the details. > So the marketing message that avoids details and tries to sell some "powers" that work "out of the box" hurts
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by craftinator 5y ago
I run Linux on my phone, and it's not an Apple device. Other than that, I completely agree with you.
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by craftinator 5y ago
I can offer a bit of insight on this, having seen a fair amount of training of a free different groups (helped run a heavily used MOUT town, basically a fake town where they could run around shooting without hurting anyone). You'd actu
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by craftinator 5y ago
> because it feels less like a violation of your ownership of the device. It doesn't just feel like a violation, it is one. This opens doors for a number of future abuses of power, and abuses of rights. The average user has no way o
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by craftinator 5y ago
How do you know you aren't an AI?
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by craftinator 5y ago
> I don't think this is even misinformation! Having watched the original, I would say there is a mixture of truth, twisted truth, speculation, and complete misinformation (which is basically what we should expect from any politician
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by craftinator 5y ago
> The only vulnerability here is the possibility of a 0-Day. You do realize that the last security update for these routers was in 2019, right? So by zero day, you mean something more like 700 day? Yeah, no way anyone could've disco
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by craftinator 5y ago
> What frustrates me is the apparent lack of reasonably technical secondary resources that are both relatively objective (ie not sensational, don't omit important details) and up to date. This is a really good point. As you say, it
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by craftinator 5y ago
I wonder if this is what the dinosaurs were thinking as the fireball in the sky got bigger and bigger. Let's ask them!
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by craftinator 5y ago
I chose Bolivia because I know next to nothing about it and it seemed neutral; I should have used a notional country, like the Republic of United Swiss Emirates. You've never had to do that before? Maybe I run into it a lot due to the

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