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by dx87 6y ago
I think it's debatable whether he should be pardoned for leaking the domestic spying information (I don't think so, he didn't try to bring it up through proper channels first), but he leaked information that had nothing to do
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by dx87 6y ago
No, an epidemic is just anything spreading within a group. > Epidemic: affecting or tending to affect a disproportionately large number of individuals within a population, community, or region at the same time. Edit: You know people can&
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by dx87 6y ago
The part of the rebuttal about puberty blockers being 100% reversible seems outdated. The NHS recently said that there isn't enough information about puberty blockers to say for certain that there are no long-term side effects from the
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by dx87 6y ago
Water doesn't have to be high to erode the shore. It'll slowly sink into the water as the lower ground is washed away, regardless of whether the water level is rising.
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by dx87 6y ago
What distro are you using? I've been using multi-monitor setups for years, and it works with zero configuration on Ubuntu and Debian.
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by dx87 6y ago
I've already seen people jokingly use the term "schrodinger's minority" to refer to Asian's and Indians. They're excluded from minority statistics when trying to push for more diversity hires, but included in m
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by dx87 6y ago
Would it make a difference if you didn't know it was procedural? Games like Dark Souls have a story, but the majority of it isn't spelled out, it's up to you to fill in the gaps based on the environment and tidbits from chara
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by dx87 6y ago
Those things had zero impact on their bottom line because there's no way to give them money for those things. All anyone can do is donate to the Mozilla Foundation where the money can get spent on whatever non-technical things the foun
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by dx87 6y ago
> The internet is the platform now with ubiquitous web technologies built into it, but vast new areas are developing (like Wasmtime and the Bytecode Alliance vision of nanoprocesses). Our vision and abilities should play in those areas t
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by dx87 6y ago
> I get it, you don't want to preached to about something you aren't, but isn't that life in general? Being told stuff daily that either doesn't apply to you, you already know, or would never do? To me, that's no
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by dx87 6y ago
No, it's not. I just finished reading a book where the author talks about growing up in the late 70s, early 80s, and one night his father started beating his mom with the buckle end of his belt. She managed to hit the panic alarm at th
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by dx87 6y ago
They said they're considering a paid "enterprise" version, and an online version. https://lwn.net/Articles/825598/
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by dx87 6y ago
"The not-for-profit Mozilla Foundation supports open-source apps, web literacy curriculum, gender equality in tech and more." Found on https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by dx87 6y ago
Donations to the Mozilla Foundation have no guarantee of going to the browser. From their website: > The not-for-profit Mozilla Foundation supports open-source apps, web literacy curriculum, gender equality in tech and more.
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by dx87 6y ago
When CHAZ was first created, it was definitely being praised as a model for the rest of the country. People here were saying that any criticism of it was right-wing propaganda, and that it was a self-organized, peaceful neighborhood, and pr
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by dx87 6y ago
I take Jocko D3[1], it's $25 for a year supply. The dosage is on the high end though, it's 5000IU per dose whereas doctors recommend 4000IU per day. It's important to get bloodwork done once you take it, because if you aren&#
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by dx87 6y ago
They cover that in the documentation. What were the motivations behind creating GDScript? In the early days, the engine used the Lua scripting language. Lua is fast, but creating bindings to an object oriented system (by using fallbacks) wa
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by dx87 6y ago
Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to spend their life doing what they enjoy, whenever they want. I'd bet that avoiding adversity at all costs is a bigger contributor to anxiety and depression because unless you live an incredibly
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by dx87 6y ago
Because it's a small price to pay for being able to send mail across the country for 55 cents. If most of the funding for the USPS came from people buying stamps to send out birthday and christmas cards, they'd either have to jack
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by dx87 6y ago
You missed the part where he said that you could just throw more servers at the bruteforce and drastically cut the time required.
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by dx87 6y ago
If he says he has a house, it's safe to assume he has some sort of outdoor private property, even if it's just the steps leading to his front door. The only people I've ever met that don't have any outdoor area lived in
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by dx87 6y ago
It depends a lot on the community college. My wife has taught at community colleges and 4 year universities, and she said that the students who transferred from community colleges were frequently very unprepared for a 4 year university. Lik
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by dx87 6y ago
If only one parent is working they might get roped into helping out the parent who normally stays at home. At least that's how co-workers in that situation have described it to me; small children don't understand why daddy is home
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by dx87 6y ago
> Security is a bother at best, and disruptive at worst. Yep, the devs where I work actually went to my manager and said that me reporting security findings that need to be remediated is messing up their timeline, so they wanted all test
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by dx87 6y ago
I used to do interviews for pentesters at an old job, and I was suprised as well. I think it's because CyberSecurity is relatively new, so companies have no idea how to hire for it, and end up hiring whoever can talk the best. I interv
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by dx87 6y ago
There is no issue, it's just more "the government is lying to you" outrage bait from Vice. There's a big difference between actively trying to recruit people, and just having a sailor stream on twitch and answer question
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by dx87 6y ago
We did that, realized it was a mistake, and have started placing emphasis on working around nature, instead of tearing it down because it's more convenient.
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That actually sounds worse. Large expensive telescopes will have issues, but amateur astronomers will say there isn't any issue because the pictures they take with their smaller telescopes are cleaned up with software.
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I definitely think it can make the games less fun. A few years ago, I wanted to get into modding Skyrim so I watched the tutorial videos from Bethesda. Watching the designers make maps showed that much less care than I thought actually goes
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by dx87 6y ago
This post isn't about the modern economy, it's about what Apple is planning to do in order to reduce their carbon footprint. Using your logic, for-profit prisons are relevant to this post since Apple is located in America.

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