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by dralley 1y ago
North Koreans are (mostly) not subject to death cult mentality in the same way that the Iranian leadership is. Note: Iranian leadership, not the people.
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The Plot to Kidnap and Assassinate Me [video](youtube.com)
5 points by dralley 1y ago|0 comments
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by dralley 1y ago
How realistic is it for the Trifecta Tech implementation to start displacing the "official" implementation used by linux distros, which hasn't seen an upstream release since 2019? Fedora recently swapped the original Adler zl
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by dralley 1y ago
The problems are largely related. Cut down the amount of intermediate compilation artifacts by half and you'll have sped up the compiler substantially. Monomorphization and iterator expansion and such is a significant contributor to bo
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by dralley 1y ago
I for one think we should probably not be hooking up pacemakers to bluetooth and deciding whether or not to administer shocks based on wireless communications.
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by dralley 1y ago
I read that article a few weeks back - it was a great read. Incredibly complex topic both legally and ethically, but I thought they did a good job with it.
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by dralley 1y ago
If it did fit, Ireland wouldn't be trying to change the definition of genocide to make it fit.
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by dralley 1y ago
>Because they have called it a genocide. It was a genocide back in January 2024 They did not. Go read the ruling. They declared the claim "plausible" and ordered Israel to take actions to preserve evidence and take steps to e
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by dralley 1y ago
>If four ICC judges are sanctioned by the corrupt Trump administration because of their rulings that it is a genocide They have done no such thing. The only ruling thus far was basically equivalent to a grand jury indictment. There has b
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by dralley 1y ago
I mean, that's pretty clearly false. Very recently, a certain orange man and his (until this past week) peppy sidekick have been referring to the predicament of Afrikaner farmers as genocide - I'm pretty sure you would agree with
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by dralley 1y ago
Not every war is genocide. Calling it genocide over and over doesn't actually make it one if it literally doesn't meet the legal definition.
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by dralley 1y ago
>It’s best to understand that fascists see hypocrisy as a virtue. It’s how they signal that the things they are doing to people were never meant to be equally applied. For my friends - everything, for my enemies - the law.
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by dralley 1y ago
It'll be really funny if we get a commercial fusion device before ITER has even been turned on. I'm sure they developed some really useful technology in the process of building the thing, but I suspect they would have made more pr
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by dralley 1y ago
If one of the Debian or Fedora developers had immediately caught on to what they were looking at when their attention was drawn to it by the failures, I would say the system worked. It's certainly true that open source saved the day he
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by dralley 1y ago
Have you had a difficult time convincing customers to use a product written in a pre-1.0 programming language?
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by dralley 1y ago
One open issue has a comment at the bottom saying that the issue is fixed and was an issue with Mutter. There's no evidence to think that it was ever a "wayland" issue. One open issue has had locked comments for 5 years. It&#
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by dralley 1y ago
>Meanwhile the XZ backdoor was found in Sid, Arch and pre-releases of Fedora and openSuse. It never actually made it into any numbered release of Fedora, openSuse, Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat or Suse distro. It's actually a pretty big w
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by dralley 1y ago
X did not "just work" for me 10 years ago, and neither is Wayland "still full of headaches and breakages" I've had no substantial problems because of Wayland in the last, like, 5 years.
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by dralley 1y ago
Indeed - in a hostile situation you're never going to get an eyeball on most hostile air targets.
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by dralley 1y ago
Or, perhaps, he's just tired of these bombers chucking missiles at apartment blocs and children's hospitals and power plants. If Russia weren't using these bombers against Ukraine 3+ times a week they wouldn't be attrac
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by dralley 1y ago
Strategic aviation is the least important and most dual-purpose of any of the three branches of the nuclear triad, and by this point Ukraine has ample justification for attacking it. It's an abstract concern in that sense. Destroying
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by dralley 1y ago
China isn't gonna be producing parts for Soviet Bombers that they've never used themselves.
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by dralley 1y ago
Liberty Ukraine is also good. They periodically run fundraisers for engineering equipment for digging defensive positions in addition to supplying drones and whatnot. https://www.libertyukraine.org/ https://www.p
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by dralley 1y ago
Russia was using those bombers to terrorize their cities night after night. Ukrainians are not required to (nor will they) sit back and take it out of abstract MAD force balance concerns. If Russia cared that much about the value strategic
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by dralley 1y ago
>When it comes to drones, yes, UA is way ahead of the Westerners This happens to have been a drone operation. >But this wouldn’t have been possible without top-notch reconnaissance and especially communication Ukrainian intelligence h
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by dralley 1y ago
Russia thought they could take Kyiv in less than a week. If you're judging this war by their own goals, then they absolutely failed. A long protracted war complete with the destruction of their strategic airforce and Black Sea Fleet wa
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Hidden Bear: The GRU hackers of Russia's most notorious kill squad(theins.press)
5 points by dralley 1y ago|0 comments
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by dralley 1y ago
I'm pretty sure you have the order reversed. They were already losing the mormons.
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The "external pressure" was largely just the pressure of declining membership.
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The causality is bidirectional.

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