decoyworker

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by decoyworker 7y ago
I was considering picking up one of these but they seem incredibly overpriced for the specs listed.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Freedom of speech is not without exceptions. You can't yell, "fire" in a crowded theater when there is no fire for example. Everyone here wants that perfect idealistic and pure world, unfortunately that's now the world w
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by decoyworker 7y ago
It's not unchecked- they are free to move to a different service. Why should Cloudflare be forced to keep all customers no matter what? That infringes on their rights as a private business to run their business as they see fit. There i
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by decoyworker 7y ago
'At its core, artificial intelligence is a military technology.' False premise. How is it a military technology at its core as opposed to any other technology? Or every technology is a military technology at its core, in which cas
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Profiting in this way seems to be a bastardization of the purpose of the market and provides no value.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
I'm not sure if IBM acquires good products and makes them shitty or just makes shitty products from the ground up. I can't say how realistic it is they'll screw up Red Hat, but every IBM product that I've used in the las
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Defense?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
The only smart feature that I love is the ability to play 4k HDR videos from a USB drive. With that said, I will never connect the thing to my network.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
PRISM requires a FISA warrant on domestic targets.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
What violations of the Constitution did Snowden reveal?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
This right here. Murder is the unlawful killing of another human. Unintended civilian casualties or collateral damage in war are a tragedy but they are not murder and are almost never a war crime.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
What war crimes did Assange expose?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
The easiest way to defeat the aircraft is to cancel the program. I'd wager a lot of negative press the aircraft gets is pushed by adversaries who are scared to fight it.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
The A-10 is a relic and the areas that it can be effective in are shrinking.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Devil's advocate- just because the violence is not visible doesn't mean it doesn't happen. It's just pushed out of sight. The increased ease of acquiring drugs is probably pretty strongly correlated to stronger cartels e
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by decoyworker 7y ago
What would you legislate? Your location is not private information and never has been. Not sure how you could even legislate to make your DNA protected private information- under HIPPA for instance, considering you leave it everywhere you g
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by decoyworker 7y ago
You're not off the hook if you pay either. Paying for something doesn't necessarily mean you aren't the product.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
RFC April Fools' jokes are good for a few laughs. https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3514.txt
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by decoyworker 7y ago
They can choose to not be a platform for anything that they want. You don't have a right to that platform. Forcing YouTube to leave everything up infringes on their rights to run their site as they want.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
It's non-ionizing radiation. I don't worry about health issues from 5G.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Expensive but they are pretty solid. Is there a way to use an Android device as a PC by plugging in kb, mouse, and display?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
War sucks what do you want me to tell you? I've been there and served in Afghanistan. I wish this enemy would stand away from civilians and identify themselves clearly.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
The US military does have qualms against it hence the article and constant strive for more precision. I ask you- what is the alternative? And don't give me the whole, "shouldn't be bombing in the first place" red herring
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by decoyworker 7y ago
In which way? In the way that Aaron Swartz accidentally broke into a closed area and extracted copyrighted material and then apologized for being so clumsy?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
I think it's that as well as the fact that they are a private company and don't do as much "contracting" in a sense. They aren't handed a gigantic set of legaleze requirements from the customer (the government). Unl
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Don't forget to charge all that labor to the program (taxpayers).
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by decoyworker 7y ago
You hit the nail on the head with regards to the culture in this industry. This is my experience as well. For an engineering oriented industry you have an alarming number of engineers with an aversion to learning anything new. As much as in
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Good riddance- Oracle cannot die fast enough.
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by decoyworker 7y ago
Where do I defend torture?
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by decoyworker 7y ago
What if a child torturer is helping you save other lives and end the war sooner thus saving innumerable lives? Do you see how torture is bad but there are other variables?

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