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ddtaylor
2y ago
"You guys do have phones, right?"
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ddtaylor
2y ago
Aww, I don't think it's BGP this time =(
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ddtaylor
2y ago
GNU has contributor agreements?
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ddtaylor
2y ago
I have never encountered anyone claiming the antichrist has anything to do with IDs.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
It should be harder for you to impersonate someone else via their SSN than it is to take a stolen card and purchase a $5 coffee.
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2y ago
I'm from the USA so I don't have great perspective here. Don't other countries have basic secure chips in their cards? Don't they attenuate or whatever similar to how NFC works? I mention it because I have little hope in
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ddtaylor
2y ago
I have been using it since beta and it's always awesome.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
> and the Internet Development Studio Company community This reads very PR-ish and lame.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
I'm fairly certain those big corporations are stealing that same information just paying fines and PR people to manage the backlash.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
What could work instead is something where you run a command like `opensnitch-context dev` and it would talk to the running daemon to do proper authentication ("do you want to allow this context to be used?") and then hopefully so
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ddtaylor
2y ago
I have been following Cosmic since it's inception and Pop_Os! as well. For context, I was very against the Gnome 2 to Gnome 3 transition at the time because it destroyed so many useful and (at the time) did not replace them with an alt
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2y ago
I would also mention Intel seems to have had more performance problems mitigating spectre and meltdown, among others.
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2y ago
They do not have to. They are the government and will garnish the income directly.
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2y ago
How do I contact someone to provide info on companies that do these practices? Every once in a while I help my wife and some of the clothing and fashion websites are abhorrent. It's highly disrespectful and those industries are in need
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2y ago
I don't frequent DEFCON much and I haven't found much of the Derbycon ones online. Derbycon was held in Louisiana and stopped around 2019 I think. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DerbyCon
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2y ago
Very fun! I can't wait to give it a run through when I finish some of the questions. I have really enjoyed the "Hacker Jeopardy" at Derbycon and a few others and I will enjoy the opportunity to play without being forced to dr
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ddtaylor
2y ago
It can also drive people away.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
Has Intel ever done something like that with returns?
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ddtaylor
2y ago
> As a result, during the 1000 commits I ended up bisecting for, I had to build SerenityOS from scratch about 4-5 times on a 2011 laptop with Sandy Bridge Mobile. While this isn’t the fault of the project, I’m still mad. I think Serenity
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2y ago
It starts out like a normal README, but then randomly has advertisements for 3 other products from the makers and sponsors.
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2y ago
README looks like an advertisement.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
We tried them too. My wife is a 3D artist, but we needed a lot of assets that frankly weren't that important. The plan was to use the output as a starting point and improve as needed manually. The problem is that the output you get is
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2y ago
I think it means that he is liable for anything he does that is illegal if those illegal things aren't powers granted by the legislature. If the president air strikes people and uses drone strikes using whatever system congress has sai
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2y ago
Thank you for introducing a term and concept I was not familiar with.
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2y ago
The SteamNetworkingMessages API for game development does a good job of making this available if you want it without caring about the internals for that use case.
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2y ago
Now I want to see a CSS blog by Charlie Day of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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ddtaylor
2y ago
I love AMD, but my Nvidia stock position currently is much higher than AMD.
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2y ago
Anyone can file a lawsuit for anything: * Casey v. Citibank (2010): In this case, a customer named Paul Casey filed a lawsuit against Citibank claiming that the bank owed him the money for the bailout it received during the
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2y ago
But why?
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ddtaylor
2y ago
How much are the tariffs?
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