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by f1refly 3y ago
Why would there be evidence when the US can just order to delete the evidence after exfiltrating everything they want?
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by f1refly 3y ago
I'm sure the free market will handle it ;)
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by f1refly 3y ago
> The membrane will die within 2-6 years. I still wear a goretex rain jacket and rain pants from the 90s, they work terrific. The membranes are fine. > You will have to reapply PFA constantly. Since pfa has been banned for non-commerc
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by f1refly 3y ago
> Has long since outlawed features like a spring retractable power cord. What country do you live in where spring retractable power cords are forbidden on vacuums? And for what reason?
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by f1refly 3y ago
Which is, of course, completely ridiculous for us in the year 2024 where random consumer devices feed every bit of data they can conceive about their surroundings into semi legal data aggregators 24/7
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by f1refly 3y ago
There was a company called chirp who offered an sdk for this, they also had fun proof of concept apps where you could share arbitrary data to people around you via sound. They eventually got bought by sonos and their offerings vanished...
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by f1refly 3y ago
Won't those adapters just say "I am a PD client please give me 20V"? I fail to see how that is a violation of the specification.
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by f1refly 3y ago
Fortunately, there's an RFC for people concerned about this :) https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0295.html
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by f1refly 3y ago
Good thing we tend to put people who share CSAM in jail, preventing them from doing so in the future, solving this problem for the rest of us.
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by f1refly 3y ago
guix allows the user to do those things as well. Ephemeral shells with packages made available and specific environment declarations as a file are both documented and mature.
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by f1refly 3y ago
"I cannot tell you how to make napalm since that would be illegal, but I can teach tell you how to make an incendiary mixture used by the US military based on kerosene instead of gasoline which the united states swears is totally not n
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by f1refly 3y ago
Classic orphan crushing machine
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by f1refly 3y ago
Bandcamp is built on people paying though. They're already past that big hurdle.
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by f1refly 3y ago
Performance is about equal to the windows build, the problem is most likely that steam deck hardware is not sufficient to play counter strike 2
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by f1refly 3y ago
Why would a provider forbid tethering? And besides the why, how would they even know you're doing that? If I turn on my phones hotspot, doesn't that look exactly like my phone is doing something™ requiring a high bandwidth?
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by f1refly 3y ago
I actually replaced the fan on mine a few years ago and it's not hard at all. From that list: * Battery pack is just clipped in the back * Hard disk is removable with an extra maintenance hatch * DIMM can stay where it is * Keybord is
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by f1refly 3y ago
You don't see that card in commander because if anyone would put it in his deck the rest of the table would look at him irritated, complain a lot and probably scoop. You don't see it in other external formats because there are bet
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by f1refly 3y ago
Typically, you'd just `using namespace std` on top of you file. Afterwards calls to `format` have the exact same length as `printf`.
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by f1refly 3y ago
I'm not trolling. From my perspective mastering a language includes mastering its included library (for things like python where its standard library is indeed what everyone is using). Thus, it is always preferable to read the complete
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by f1refly 3y ago
> Actually, in the doc you described as "obviously the correct hit", all I see is >> str.endswith(suffix[, start[, end]]) >> Return True if the string ends with the specified suffix, otherwise return False. suf
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by f1refly 3y ago
You mean the most sensitive government secrets that are about warrantless total surveillance of everyone on earth? The proof that the US government has lost all control over their spying apparatus? Where would be a sensitive place to take t
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by f1refly 3y ago
The boat has been towed out of the environment!
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by f1refly 3y ago
Compostable plastic is a complete scam, it just means tha me industrial composters will break the plastic down into small microplastic fragments with heat.
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by f1refly 3y ago
I bet both of duos users will be bummed to hear about this outage.
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by f1refly 3y ago
> These made for a more exciting game Do you work in the ad industry now by any chance?
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by f1refly 3y ago
Where I live, there are flea markets that banned all commercial reseller types. With time, those with the bans in place obsoleted all others without them. The people have spoken. If you'd like a proper flea market with lots of private
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by f1refly 3y ago
It's also a common idiom in the German language, but in a different form: The Dolchstoß is associated with WWI and antisemitic ideas, while in den Rücken fallen (literally to fall into someone's back) is the linguistic backsta
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by f1refly 3y ago
Wine (and Proton) is not an emulator
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by f1refly 3y ago
But it completely disregards that most files you'd want to backup are already compressed! Even if I where to turn on aggressive compression for my ssd despite all the inconveniences, it wouldn't change much. I'll have to agre
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by f1refly 3y ago
Given that most android devices transfer ungodly amounts of data to Google, nobody should be surprised by that headline.

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