dependenttypes

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1201.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
> by saying the girl who was less than a quarter of his age would have appeared willing. This does not sound impossible to me. Is the idea that say a 19 year old prostitute having sex with an 80 year old man so foreign to you?
1202.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
> The problem is defending a man accused of statutory rape by saying his accuser appeared willing How is that a problem exactly? > 17 and 73 Would her being a 18 prostitute change anything in your eyes? Because I am pretty sure that m
1203.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
Do you believe that certain people (such as the ones accused of having sex with a sex trafficed person) should not be allowed to have attorneys?
1204.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
> rms has had decades of inexcusable behavior Then why attack him now and try to force him out of the organisation that he founded over something people misunderstood? They could just call to fire him over actual abusive behaviour instea
1205.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
> There are a chain of media reports which inaccurately portray what Stallman was saying. Here for example https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/16/computer-scientist-richard... It went from "defended Minsky
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by dependenttypes 7y ago
> is knowingly participating in rape What makes you think that? For all we know he might have thought that said girl was 18 or 25. But even if he thought that she was a 17 years old prostitute I can't see how it would be rape.
1207.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
Do you have a link?
1208.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
Are you sure that -C is a good idea? Wouldn't it be possible in theory to exploit something similar to CRIME/BREACH? > root@your-vps People allow for root ssh connections?
1209.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
1200km/year Yes, including all of these.
1210.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
That sounds like a lot to me. Our Nissan sunny from 1991 costs around 500 euro/year for us.
1211.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
If we end up missing out on anti-user options like the ones that you mentioned then RSS sounds great.
1212.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
This is kinda offtopic but I really wish that any services that allowed for account recovery also had a way to disable it.
1213.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
> The amateur radio community already has a significant problem with unlicensed users May I ask why? Why would they care if some of the people that use ham radio are unlicensed?
1214.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
Signal has perfect forward secrecy though. I am unsure how that could be achieved if phone 1 sends a message, the phone gets disconnected and then phone 2 connects to it.
1215.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
Would you happen to know if you can send stuff using Signal to someone whose phone is offline? You do seem to be able to do it using Wire but I would rather avoid it as the device verification seems broken.
1216.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
I don't see anything in OPs post that implies that.
1217.
by dependenttypes 7y ago
GNOME is not even that good even, not from a programming perspective (glib/gobject/gtk hell) nor from a usability perspective (features being removed left and right, high memory usage, etc). I personally think that tiling WMs do i
1218.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
Why are you censoring yourself? I don't remember HN having a rule about self-censoring "bad" words.
1219.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
> you honestly believe that roaming charges were a significant issue for the EU For me and the other citizens of the EU who happen to live in another EU country, yes, it was a significant improvement.
1220.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
I would suggest to avoid disabling ciphers in your browser as it can damage your privacy.
1221.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
"This account has been suspended" it says.
1222.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
I would expect at least the major linux distros to turn said flags by default.
1223.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
Someone has to overpay their manager, marketing, and executive personnel with money that they receive from donations supposedly for improving Firefox.
1224.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
> are constantly phoning home and mining data This seems to sadly be also true in Firefox nowadays with things like telemetry, crash reporting, safebrowsing.downloads.remote, etc.
1225.
by dependenttypes 8y ago
If you want to avoid running random experimental mozilla code on your machine without any kind of confirmation needed by you remember to go to about:preferences#privacy in the "Firefox Data Collection and Use" and turn "Allow