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by cryptarch 9y ago
I think your views on police are mostly appicable in the U.S. because the U.S. has (one of) the most militarized police force(s) in the Western world. Your views do not match my experience in the Netherlands at all. My largest irritation re
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Debian Stable (without a DE) only comes with nano AFAIK.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
My bad. Is sex included though?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Legal precedents tend not to explicitly single out one gender, race or religion.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Would it be ok if we swapped gender with race, religion or any other protected class? There's your answer.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I don't own anything by Libiquity but I'd be happy to ask answer any questions about my Libreboot/Minifree X400, which is based off the Lenovo Thinkpad T400, including diagnostics and/or benchmarks if I can get them set
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Now this less-mainstream theory about the precarious state of our communication systems has confirmed to a greater degree, would anyone here know of similar risks that few seem to be aware of right now? I'm not sure if this would be co
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I'm having fun, I finally have an excuse to dust off my Libreboot X200 (refurbished and modded Thinkpad with Libreboot firmware). However, I strongly disrecommend buying from Leah Rowe unless you enjoy waiting months for payment confir
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I use xvfb-run on Debian and it's a breeze: xvfb-run -s '-screen 0 1280x1024x8' ./cucumber Or are you using more advanced Xvfb features, or perhaps running inside containers?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
It's great to have for as long as it does not indirectly tie back to your LinkedIn ;) But when writing that scrubbing script you may as well make it save a local copy.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
It seems to back up this quote: >> they ported some mitigations while introducing more (exploitable?) bugs or incomplete implementations I also disagree with GP that there isn't much of a point in using KSPP if it makes your syst
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by cryptarch 9y ago
You have a choice here if you're tech savy and a ROM is available for your specific baseband. I've so far been unlucky with my S6 because I have a rather obscure baseband. I'm not saying it's anywhere near as bad as livi
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I didn't know that was a thing.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I like the question: Why should I trust this vendor specifically with my specific data? Then again, I don't see cause to trust any businesses by default. Perhaps I'm missing something.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
It seems like a decent list of recommendations to me. If you follow all recommendations you're way ahead of the curve compared to what I've seen, but I've mostly seen small IT shops. I do recall passworded ZIPs being easy to
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by cryptarch 9y ago
So basically something like Boing Boing? If your execution is equally good, sure, I'd read that.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
How do model binding libraries compare to ORM's w.r.t. performance, e.g. query optimization?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Which is why you should let companies filter you out by choosing clear personal boundaries regarding the interview process.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Sure, I'll elaborate: >> In some cases, sex or gender assignment does not align with future gender identity, and the assignment can be problematic. For starters, while this is a fringe case (~0.3 - 0.6% is a lazy estimated range
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I consider dismantling environmental agencies criminal in the ethical sense, but US law obviously does not consider it criminal. Does Erdogan ever actually violate Turkish law? You call what Erdogan does criminal, but I'm under the imp
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Thanks for kinda proving my point. Would you care to give me some pointers/links regarding what you consider a better view on this? Edit: if you want more of a handle on my problematic opinions, here's a fairly expansive dissectio
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Good luck, these are the 3 email addresses I've been able to find so far: complaint-response@paypal.com service@paypal.com hostmaster@paypal.com
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by cryptarch 9y ago
How do you find out where they came from? And is it at all plausible to survey enough of the sea to catch even half of refugees coming in by boat?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Thanks for the reminder, any tips on how to do this? I tried removing my debit account coupling but it refuses citing "a pending transaction" (no specific reference given). The "close my account" button takes me to an er
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by cryptarch 9y ago
CC, debit transfer, Stripe, Bitcoin or Monero are some internationally available options. There are are probably local debit-card based payment processors available to you as well; iDeal is one such system that is very popular in the Nether
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by cryptarch 9y ago
That's just comedy gold, have you skimmed through it? I'm not entirely sure OP (of the 97 page PDF) is not mentally unhinged but I'm assuming it is part of the joke.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
How will you tell where to ship them if they've discarded their passports?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Erdogan is within his right to censor. Does that mean he does not censor?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Censorship is the suppression of undesirable information. Data on climate change is now being suppressed because it is undesirable to the POTUS. The US Gov. has many branches and is not one consistent entity. The administration choosing the
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by cryptarch 9y ago
The censorship is a fact, only its justification is in dispute.

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