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541.
by deepsun 1y ago
Not for "anything", judge would dismiss a case if they don't see a way it could win in trial. Defendant can file a "motion to dismiss".
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by deepsun 1y ago
No, attack on _forces_ (army, national guard, police etc) will not be recognized terrorism, most likely. Those forces are assumed to not get afraid. Of course, I can imagine something like that that might be considered terrorism, but it&#x2
543.
by deepsun 1y ago
You probably meant "insurrection" instead of "terrorism". Terrorism is trying to achieve some goals by means of terror. E.g. separatism (like Texan or Californian) can be named insurrection.
544.
by deepsun 1y ago
As a person from an authoritarian country, I should say that firearms mean much less than coordination. Organized group of 100 with no guns is stronger than 10000 armed but poorly coordinated people. In other words, a "well regulated M
545.
by deepsun 1y ago
It's not just wrong, if a company is registered as "commercial" (as opposed to non-profit or public-benefit), then "for the money" is a legal obligation. Shareholders can literally sue the management if they don&#x2
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by deepsun 1y ago
There's no such thing as "moral" in nature, that's purely human-made concept. And why would we only limit morality to sentient beings, why, for example, not all living beings. Like bacteria and viruses. You cannot escape
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by deepsun 1y ago
Please don't. Please assume I'm smarter than I actually am -- I will figure it out no problems. I like complex interfaces that allow me to do my task faster, especially if I'm using it often (e.g. for work).
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by deepsun 1y ago
Git server is just a directory. It may or may not have actual content files in it (aka bare). In fact, any git clone of any repository is also a server on its own (and clients can have multiple "remote"s to pull from).
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by deepsun 1y ago
That would work in any base, I even think we would find way more interesting coincidences in base 12 (as Sumerians preferred), because it's divisible by 2,3,4,6. It's unfortunate that we have 5 fingers.
550.
by deepsun 1y ago
Yea, but then every time I open your blog, all the middle-men receive some metadata about my device/browser/language etc, that helps to fingerprint my activity online.
551.
by deepsun 1y ago
Nowadays it's actually hard to not connect anything to internet. Better (and easier) to assume it's connected.
552.
by deepsun 1y ago
They will respond after a year or two with a lawsuit and SWAT busting doors.
553.
by deepsun 1y ago
I play (and work) exclusively on Linux for 17 years -- most games run fine, yes, except for competitive ones (Rust, League of Legends etc), because they require kernel-level backdoors to spy on the OS kernel-level cheats.
554.
by deepsun 1y ago
I thought that was RDS (remote desktop).
555.
by deepsun 1y ago
Well... in a sibling comment another person writing a "how it works?" question, and you writing an answer -- only proves my point :)
556.
by deepsun 1y ago
Wow, I needed to parse just one small ASN.1 with one value (one signature), but I didn't know ASN.1 can have a specification (to generate parser from it). So I ended up untangling it myself, just for that specific 256 bits. Still I thi
557.
by deepsun 1y ago
I think it's not a binary yes/no thing. No one will ever be full-on Microsoft, and no one will ever be full-off Microsoft. But even knowledge that your department must support non-Microsoft way is good, as it helps getting at leas
558.
by deepsun 1y ago
I think it's not a binary yes/no thing. No one will ever be full-on Microsoft, and no one will ever be full-off Microsoft. But even knowledge that your department must support non-Microsoft way is good, as it helps getting at leas
559.
by deepsun 1y ago
I'd say way more damage occurs when people neglect warnings and errors. Like literally IDE not just highlights, it underscores a problem in red/yellow, puts a marker on the left of line, and on the right at the scrollbar as well.
560.
by deepsun 1y ago
I wish. I'm a business owner, no one gives a thought about my hours. Or my income for that matter -- just make 100% sure paid all the salaries, taxes, insurances -- if I come up negative, well, sucks to be me then, dude.
561.
by deepsun 1y ago
I tried to do that, and ended up sitting at home watching TV eating chips. At the end of the day I felt way more tense and unsatisfied than whole day of working and worrying. Even "enduring" a jog or a gym gives more satisfaction.
562.
by deepsun 1y ago
I'd call that code obfuscation. a.sum() / a.count() you would not need an explanation.
563.
by deepsun 1y ago
Well, my comment was from owner's side. An end-user corporation is the owner of a corporate device like car, so it can decide whether turning it on or off. I just commented that for any serious corporation auto-updates will be turned o
564.
by deepsun 1y ago
> user who does not allow auto updates for MacOS. Many security compliances require auto-updates to be on. It's thought of to be a lesser evil, because many (most) users never update their OS/browsers, which is worse.
565.
by deepsun 1y ago
Agree, time to host our own websites. People falsely believe sites like Facebook and Twitter are public utilities (some government services even depend on them now). While in reality their owners benevolently allowed you to store and share
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by deepsun 1y ago
Yes, but if you are one of Uber/Lyft drivers you're less likely to receive anything from reporting them than if you're one of only 5 mechanics in an auto shop. Auto shop owner does not have an army of lawyers to drag the case
567.
by deepsun 1y ago
Then autoshops are exposed to the risk that mechanics report/sue them for "employee misclassification" and unpaid wages. Employers are better always pay at least minimum wage, even for 1099s, otherwise more incentive for work
568.
by deepsun 1y ago
Well, if mechanic is present on the workplace all day, they must get paid at least a minimum wage per day, regardless of any estimates or even if there's any work at all. It's employer's problem, employer never wants to pay w
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by deepsun 1y ago
But reducing the number of admissions is not going to fix it, it will only exacerbate it. If we increase number of admissions, then long-term doctors should become less overworked. That's a path to fix it.
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by deepsun 1y ago
Wow fast, now it's much better!

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