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by elmerfud 2y ago
If you don't believe that United States law extends outside of its jurisdiction the Coast guard would like to have a word with you which enforces US maritime law around the world in international waters. Additionally US routinely enfor
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Hopefully there's an appeal on this and this judge gets reprimanded for his decision. Functionally this is the equivalent of an apartment manager or condo manager being ordered to go into someone's house, search specifically for c
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The federal government doesn't place a VAT or a sales tax on things but you'll be hard-pressed to find a state that does not do that. So while saying that income tax may not be the correct thing to hit people with taxes that'
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I did look and again I'm asking are you saying if I attempt to use this spec file to build the RPM am I getting something different than the RPM that was released? Is that your complaint that you can't build from the source rpm? B
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm unclear how this shows a GPL violation. Because there's no files ending in the word patch? Are you suggesting that the spec file does not result in the same RPM as what is being delivered?
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This is totally correct in that air power determines the domination. Even if air power can't necessarily route entrenched forces it prevents them from movement and can decimate supply lines. Not only do we have the USAF which is massiv
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I agree that there can be unconscious bias and how you execute things. This is something that should be relatively easy to control for. When performing at your duties the assignment should be handed out in an impartial fashion you have a st
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I do see a bit of a difference between a summit organized by an elected official and bureaucrats in unelected positions exerting personal influence. At some level when we elect someone we elect them based upon how they will exercise their d
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by elmerfud 2y ago
In my mind the same would apply. When you're in an unelected position meant to be exercising some sort of regulatory oversight you should do your job with neutrality toward the person who's requesting it.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Allowing your personal crusade against a person to impact your regulatory duties as a government official should land you in jail. Because what you're doing in your regulatory oversight position should be regulatory oversight of the is
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by elmerfud 2y ago
If people in a community want to live in a dangerous area I think that's kind of their choice if we want to respect freedom of choice. I can understand the cities position as well it is expected to provide a number of services such as
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by elmerfud 2y ago
It sucks when some company kicks you out of an exclusive thing that you believe was wrongly done. Honestly $400,000 spent in therapy would have done a lot more for them than in lawsuits against Disney.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
My current employer has an unlimited vacation policy. Really it's just a joke because it's a way for them to write off a crude vacation as an expense from their books. Since vacation is no longer than accrued earned benefit now wh
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm not sure it's so much of a boycott anymore most people that I know who complained about Bud light and stop drinking it cuz the big brouhaha didn't even bother to realize all the other brands that Anheuser-Busch has. Grant
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by elmerfud 2y ago
All of those things can be part of it. You're totally forgetting where we're coming from right now which is your identification or attestation is a little plastic card that is issued by the government based upon some other pieces
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by elmerfud 2y ago
This kind of biometric security is getting a bit ridiculous. It would be different if it was done in a secure way and by that I mean secure in the sense that the person who provides the biometric data you had the ability to secure it wherev
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm in to all kinds is stuff, but is this really HN worthy?
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Yes I've traveled abroad extensively and as a tourist that's nice it's a just know that the price I see is the price I'm going to pay. As a local I like understanding how much of my payment is going to tax. I really wish
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Check their terms of service I almost bet that includes a binding arbitration clause for disputes. Send a notice that you would like to avail yourself of binding arbitration in this matter. Depending on how bad you want it back hire a lawye
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by elmerfud 2y ago
This is not shocking. Scientists love to portray the idea that they simply are pursuing the science wherever it leads them as some altruistic goal of gaining knowledge. Many are that way but once people have considered the science settled t
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by elmerfud 2y ago
My question about all of these data breaches is why do you have this information in the first place? Next is why are you retaining it for an unlimited time period making yourself a target for hackers. This is especially true for a company
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The FTC should crack down on these stupid charges.. plus the entire idea of tipping is gone in the modern era because tipping has become so overblown and exaggerated for the most idiotic things. You know a counter order and service restaura
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by elmerfud 2y ago
If it's US government stuff generally it will be either McAfee or whatever the latest name is for the McAfee stuff the other option I believe is Microsoft defender. Both are absolute garbage and if it was up to me I would tell them to
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm not sure what they would be "playing safe". At the core it seems that you view children as property or things you must direct and dictate and own their entire lives. That is very disturbing that you would view your childr
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I thought there was already price gouging legislations on the book do we need more? Maybe this covers some corner case the existing legislation doesn't? The legislation around pricing that I would like to see is for businesses to not b
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I would disagree with your assessment of good engineers wanting to highly specialize and gain deeper knowledge to the exclusion of the understanding of the total solution. My experience has been that it's average engineers who want to
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by elmerfud 2y ago
As a business I could see value in something like this. Also as a business I would want same day service contract on my printer as well if printing was critical to my business. Because just having the ink when your printer breaks as a busin
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think if you're worried about knowledge transfer when an engineer puts in a resignation you have bigger problems. Knowledge transfer should be an ongoing thing. If you're not paid like a key man you should not be a key man. Some
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Wow I'm not sure how Dutch courts work but this should be ripe for appeal and hopefully some sort of action against the judge. Reading the title I was assuming that chat GPT was used for looking up some case law or case history for sim
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The instances of prison rape is unfortunate. Transgenderism may shine some light on this but this is not a unique thing to simply housing transgenders with their biological gender. What's even more unfortunate is that law enforcement j

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