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danjoc
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Mann did finally admit to being wrong about the hockey stick. >We conclude that model overestimation of tropospheric warming in the early twenty-first century is partly due to systematic deficiencies in some of the post-2000 external for
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danjoc
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I think you misunderstood my comment. I can apologize for it being unclear, but not for having an unfavorable opinion of violent protestors. Whether you accept that apology is up to you.
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I specifically limited it to >People who are this violent not an entire population. You're intentionally misreading the comment if you insist otherwise. The point is very simple. It's not okay to kill people at a protest, and r
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>Are you aware that your comment comes across as extremely racist? It's not racist at all. You're trying to discredit any discussion of moral upbringings by calling it that. Han Chinese and Uighurs were killed. Re-education see
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>As police have struggled to round up enough Uighurs to meet internment quotas, the tiniest signs of potential disloyalty to the authorities, such as giving up drinking or not greeting officials, have become grounds for disappearance. Th
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The ISP paid for the network. They have the right to do what they want with it. That's internet freedom. The government has no business telling me how to run my personal network. It has no business telling ISPs how to run theirs. On to
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Why would the Defense Dept. choose Google or Microsoft cloud? I wouldn't put US military cloud on GCP or Azure after the Project Maven and ICE thing. Even if they were cheaper. Those companies are full of people who have demonstrated w
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>The system seems broken when When it does stuff you disagree with personally. That's a pretty universal feeling. While you may get plenty of internet points from your friends that agree with you, you have to realize, you are the on
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>Docker Hub is also blatantly in breach of the GDPR. Truth is, no one cares. GDPR is an overreach designed to shake down American mega-corps. Docker has no money so the EU isn't going to do anything to them. >I’d report them to t
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They shouldn't be collecting the surveillance data in the first place. It's an abuse of our freedom.
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How do you know who gets the tip? Panera used to refuse tips. Now I go in and I'm presented with tip amounts at the point of sale. Who get's that tip? The cashier? The person in back making my food? The person who comes by and bus
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8y ago
Fig leaf. Implement package signatures. >ESLint Glass houses. SSH Decorator was much worse, it stole SSH keys.
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8y ago
Watching the renewables and nuclear proponents fight each other is interesting, isn't it? Divided they fall.
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The newspaper made some sense in a newsvertising sort of way, the grocery store chain was a stretch, but a movie chain is just hubris. "I'm good at computer stuff, so I'm good at everything!" Things haven't been goi
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This is the part where I'm supposed to shill for lower cost nuclear to win the argument, isn't it?
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8y ago
No mention of ageism. Disappointing.
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8y ago
>Please clarify. OPs problem is he needs his crypto keys at all times, because without them, he cannot sign up for a new service AND enroll them all. Now he's forced to carry his backup everywhere, making it just as prone to loss as
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Nuclear. That's the point of the endless drone of climate change articles. To convince you that something must be done, and that maybe Blinky the three eyed fish is actually kinda cute. They really don't have any other solution wa
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8y ago
FireFox based browsers support pkcs11 for smart cards like Yubikey. The right way can be built today. Popular services never built it. Maybe when security keys are more popular, they will. I believe trying to make the wrong way work at any
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My key is stolen. I have to revoke it, but I need my duplicate to log in to do it. The attacker stole my key and phone, because they were in the same place. I've only got a few minutes to go out to the remote forest and dig a meter dow
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I don't believe the Yubikey is the problem as much as the U2F spec. Public key crypto solves this nicely, because one can carry all the public keys and only a single private key. When I think of backup keys, I think multiple keys, not
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8y ago
Detroit is such a great city. Housing is insanely cheap. Great for sports. Great lakes. Close to Canada so you can get cheap meds. You should consider it. They're really hungry for tech talent, and it's a swing state.
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You not working on them is entirely different than Google not working on them AND the looming threat of a Google patent lawsuit preventing anyone else in the country from working on them too.
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Ah, understood. I remember shopping for houses after the crash, and it seemed everything was either a trash heap, or in foreclosure. The bank wouldn't take an offer, preferring to cash auction to investors at the starting price of the
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It gets worse than that, https://www.lendingtree.com/home/mortgage/interest-only-mort...
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That's not really what happened in the last crash though. The people who bought, held. The only people who got hurt were home owners who go underwater and then lose a job. They can't afford to wait it out, they can't afford t
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I choose to judge people by their actions. Their actions are not up for debate. They are working against the US military and law enforcement community through their actions, while the American born Bezos is impartial in assisting US governm
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>Actions like this serve to placate the public. I'm not placated. According to Microsoft, >After an initial review, we have concluded that this content incites violence, is not protected by the First Amendment, and violates Micro
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>Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella are US citizens who live in the US. They are not foreign nationals. Correction, foreign born. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundar_Pichai https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Web ads are the new spam. In response to email spam, all ISPs blocked port 25 by default. ISPs will ultimately do the same to web ads using traffic prioritization techniques like PiHole. Users in general aren't sophisticated enough to
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