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by egberts1 2y ago
Must have missed the many Congress laws that can suspend such a disbursement by various parties of the Executive Branch: immediate, 7-day, 15-day, 90-day, reallocated, indefinite.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Sure, let's have FAA reject qualified ATC applicants because they answered "science" as their worst subject in high school and/or "history" in college. (The core crux of Brigida vs FAA 2015 lawsuit) Or the pass
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by egberts1 2y ago
Three decades to build back better. How's that debt reduction working so far?
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by egberts1 2y ago
Those sliver-of-a-budget grunt workers do quite a bit of disbursements of US taxpayers money.
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by egberts1 2y ago
So far, We, the People, don't seem to be electing Lina Khan or people like her into Congress. Heck, even CFPB agency got crushed for not doing anything to protect consumers (like failing to be crushing credit card interest rate? Nope,
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by egberts1 2y ago
Repealing the Chevron Deference? Might be a good thing that it would enable society to change faster because bureaucrats are slow to respond. Then again, might not be the welcome change we want.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Depoly the noise-cancellation PA systems!
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by egberts1 2y ago
Because Chrome client refuses to negotiate toward Cha-Cha-Poly algorithm in its TLS variant. Even if the HTTP server (such as my website) demanded ONLY Cha-Cha-Poly.
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by egberts1 2y ago
That moment when such a explosion of hash values will flood the likes of VirusTotal. I am quite reasonably sure this has been happening way before now based on my observation on prior control-flow obfuscators. I worked on Unicorn, not the s
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by egberts1 2y ago
Ummm, this one spec is trying to accomodate the world's requirement for ... tracking. Enough said. Join Electronic Frontier Foundation because you should be in control of your data.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Lina Khan, a vehement anti-business (or anti-monopolist) probably should have gone with a different media outlet. Besides, who pays such a speaker nearly 100,000 to talk? This one has became a veritable "dead cat bounce".
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by egberts1 2y ago
Runaway Federal debt.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Probably not the first time that a "stash drop" is used as the final paycheck, ... or something.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Ummmm, more like MULTI-WALLET, because ... anti-tracking or tracking, depending on your authoritarian stance.
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by egberts1 2y ago
We need a lot lower latency than UK's 15-minute Smart City model. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_city
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by egberts1 2y ago
Too bad that we have some 2,000+ already-qualified FAA ATC of certain persuasion that are "just sitting" around waiting for their stress-free class-action money in the Brigida vs FAA 2015 reverse discrimination lawsuit. Think they
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by egberts1 2y ago
Smallest packet latency that Ive been able to do with Verizon is to reconfigure the ONT into bridge mode. https://egbert.net/blog/articles/ports-used-in-verizon-netwo...
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by egberts1 2y ago
But you can bridge the Verizon directly into your own router. This is how I did it: https://egbert.net/blog/tags/verizon.html
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by egberts1 2y ago
I bought the same ATT router outright. They'll have to pry it from my cold dead hand when I move.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Not too many Fiber-PON routers out there that we can drop Linux OS into.
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by egberts1 2y ago
From what I could gather here, the largest "deportment" are the rejected ones at southern border entry points. That number is increasing year over year, regardless of administration: same foreigner trying over and over again. Ive
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by egberts1 2y ago
It is time to roll out the full liability to the protected paid class such as HiTech, pharmaceutical, and NGOs.
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by egberts1 2y ago
It has been 25 years since the first PC immersion into a cooling tank. It should be available for wide-spread commercialization, patent-wise.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Obama did run on PPACA. https://web.archive.org/web/20081114051543/https://barackoba...
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by egberts1 2y ago
"We screwed the powerusers; here's how to get it back while we fix it ... back."
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by egberts1 2y ago
Does the article blatantly ignore the basic principle of fractional reserve? A tiny deposit for a bank to hold means 7x more money to loan out, or something?
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by egberts1 2y ago
Ahhhh, the last category "Personal Presentation & Environment". Was thinking about today's effort, "Would that cover frequent knowledge collapse of dual-modality within machine learning?" Then again, I am gettin
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by egberts1 2y ago
They'll hinder and suppress anyone trying diminish US pharmaceutical industry such as high-profit-margin clawbacks of prescriptions, silly 15,000 medical officer endorsements (or 0.015% of industry) against RFKjr for SecOfHealth, or in
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by egberts1 2y ago
You read across as a security-indifferent.
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by egberts1 2y ago
superglue

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