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by ddingus 3y ago
Had the Brothers Grimm taken the Disney view, there would have been no Disney, or at the least, a very different, far less compelling one.
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by ddingus 3y ago
In some cases, they can attack the password outside the phone / device environment by comparing hashes. At the very least, such an effort may well be able to reduce the problem space considerably, leaving it down to a few guesses on th
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by ddingus 3y ago
I agree, and I think our biggest challenge is actually Mutual understanding and respect. We don't need one government to organize as a species and get to where we could become a peer with other advanced ones that we are imagining today
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by ddingus 3y ago
I like the simple, humble message. My own take is similar. Truth is, we are young, we shit where we eat, we spend considerable resources killing one another, we do not take good care of our own, and we reproduce like rabbits. For all we kn
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by ddingus 3y ago
I was calm. Just doing a bit of framing in the hope of improving an otherwise solid discussion. The optics on that term warrant the framing for reasons already given. Sidenote: one of the most difficult aspects of threaded text dialog is
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by ddingus 3y ago
Indeed. Significant numbers of indies will no-vote and cite what we are discussing here as part of why too.
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by ddingus 3y ago
BTW: Indie voters are roughly 45 percent. The two major parties share the partisan vote. This means Republicans are actually a quarter of us along with Dems. Party line voting is not the only game in town. Roughly half the nation wants to
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by ddingus 3y ago
"Unfaithful" I used to hold that view, but the fact is the vast majority of those voters ask this question and declare themselves independents while asking: Vote for what? They want to know what politicians will do to earn those v
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by ddingus 3y ago
Herman Cain ran one! And it is hilarious. Recommended.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I have a similar problem, and I find "don't recommend" is a temporary thing. YT really, really, really wants to push that material. Eventually, it does. Or, I make one mistake, rando-click on something favorable and boom! T
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by ddingus 3y ago
Seiko fan here. Seconded.
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by ddingus 3y ago
In other news: Why I ignore TikTok Seriously, I just don't have the time. Maybe that is a good thing.
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by ddingus 3y ago
The main appeal is the ideas. If you evaluate the tech specifically, there is a lot to complain about. I generally don't bother because that is not the intent of the film. And it is the people. How they are. Why they are.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Indeed! So good. They captured the dynamics of it all quite well.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I love this movie. Frankly, it holds up pretty well. Yes, the tech is dated, but it is the right tech to support the story, which is not dated much at all. And what a cast! Epic film, and one I tend to watch a few times per year.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Maybe. Those things can still be taught. "What if there is no Internet?" No computer? Etc... Papa (grandfather now, raising my granddaughter because... not important, lol) tends to impress the young ones with what can be done w
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by ddingus 3y ago
And there will be increased demand for hacking the cars too. I can't wait! The auto makers will deserve everything they get for going down this road.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yup. I am already in the used market for the long haul. I find many new features detract from the overall vehicle value. For now, there are a lot of used cars and my plan is to get good ones and drive them.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I can do that. It is like a roar at the loudest point I can manage. A light effort sounds a lot like the ship thruster sound in Asteroids. I find I can clench the muscle, but can only and occasionally relax the thing. When I do clench, my
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by ddingus 3y ago
Same. Open Office, Linux and various other Open tools are becoming a big .
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by ddingus 3y ago
To me, the idea of grouping by basic, fundamental attributes to gain insight Has value. While I agree the analogy is pushing things, using it as a jump board to perhaps uncover something subtle by using a different shape may prove to be use
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by ddingus 3y ago
I dislike it. No data file support is a big deal.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yes! I went to Chrome, and have come back to FF guilty I left
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by ddingus 3y ago
They mind. A lot of people have set TV apart from Internet, and that is an age thing. Peeps grew up with TV. Others just do not know how to setup a media experience and just take what their Roku, or other media device gives them. As young
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by ddingus 3y ago
Thanks! I may do this. I still really like the old machine
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by ddingus 3y ago
The Xray was for integrity inspection?
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by ddingus 3y ago
Indeed. G-code is a very well specified protocol. It mostly just works.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Those computers were fun to use! The one I used had a joystick built right into the keyboard, and it ran a CNC programming environment. Data I/O was paper tape via serial and data cassette. Ours did not have the floppy or fast refresh
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by ddingus 3y ago
In the 90's I got an inside tour of PDX airport. They had these systems and a camera pointed right at one to rasterize them. At the time, a whole lot was still analog. Beautiful systems. Saw one of those 9 track tape drives too. On a s
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by ddingus 3y ago
Seriously. Oregon, who has told me they want to see another Silicon Forest happen, would be wise to look hard at Tek. I owe some of my life advances to Tek as well.

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