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by fatfingerd 3y ago
> If it is going to enter a state of perpetual decline, then it is doomed, full stop There's nothing about the types of decline we are seeing that imply they are perpetual. I think these declines are a positive alternative to having
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I'm not really sure how to get statistics that aren't a bit cherry picked when it comes to any of the social networks. I still occasionally encounter links here and accidentally click, if I had an account I would be an engaged use
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Yes, I'm also not really sure I want to see algebraic types in Java even though I would prefer if a language that focused on algebraic types was more popular. All the existing Java code doesn't go away, so is it really going to be
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Ah yes, 88% carbs, 0.8% sugars (simple carbs).
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
> Sweden has the highest number of deaths per capita In Europe? It looks like the US has almost 3X as many. The US' map of deaths looks dominated by economics, while the European one looks like it follows the latitude with seasonal
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The problem here is Kelloggs is a brand from the era in which western nutritional diseases exploded and it's products reflect that. Corn flakes without added sugar are made by others and are like 3% carbs.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
It's also very hard to figure out which companies expect a 15% discount compared to the same role a year or more ago.. This makes a market that is too annoying for the already employed that want to move laterally with no losses or upwa
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The Aunty Jack Show(en.wikipedia.org)
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
When I first learned of NaCL/libsodium I was very interested in a new API but.. It seems to me like if you go with anything along these lines you have very little chance of ever supporting hardware protected keys (smartcards, hsms, etc
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
They can't claim an end of life date that's after the end of that SoC firmware contract if the SoC could have an issue that requires a fix. Plenty of hardware vendors ship updates for serious issues when they can after their publi
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Reputation. When you see a different size for the first time at big chains they sometimes are not a change to the manufacturers normal lines. (If you have much faster turn over than other places your customer's shop that could also rei
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Without batteries you are charging your cellphones and maybe not running the generators as much to cool food, which may make up for some of the fuel subsidies.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think total system collapse is used synonymously with a total societal collapse, which could stem from a single infrastructure system collapsing. Quite a thing to happen in a single day.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
If these software updates are embargoed to some countries then your discovery is a tool of cyberwar under a fig leaf.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
That makes no sense. A whole bunch of Americans won't do anything in this area because the US legal system is whimsical. But some nationalist professor was going to agree to make StuxNet, and maybe they were right, we certainly aren&#x
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The US carefully developed its cyber security plan during the word press macro era. Let's send the FBI to foreign countries in the hopes of arresting teenagers who learned how to cut and paste, genius. Unfortunately, it forgets how to
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
When significant functionality and backwards compatibility is required and money is limited, I'll happily work for red team, when brick is a valid solution, I will happily work for blue team.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
According to the Yakov Smirnoff principle, whistle blower is one of the best professions in Russia.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
In the early days of 2 year contracts and half year batteries there was no out of sync, and that's a very different environment to release a product into. Even someone who still buys the best for themselves and hands their phones down
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The 2 claims I heard from Sarah Silverman are that a specific AI was documented to be trained from a specific library of pirated content and that it gave verbatim or near verbatim output from her book. Piracy and plagiarism for non corporat
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I'd think an insider could keep a transaction hanging at any given time in many accounts payable situations, but taking all that risk to share a tiny portion of a pool would be pretty silly..
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Mailchimp did have a secret key per org specifically to calculate a email address hash id that was unique.. This hash is enough to prevent resubscription when other feeds are brought in. That could at least prevent new employees from seein
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Is it possible this was a form of laundering or insider theft? I.e. could the intended transaction not have actually been broadcast to all miners?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
There's no telling what's real once you are willing to go down that route, least of all a doctors opinion. If someone stops displaying symptoms that could just be a non blinded doctor and a placebo. I think the offense is going th
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Sure but if you look at male outcomes, we are clearly ignoring a lot of real health problems that are deadly, so 66% of males ignoring a less than deadly problem that allows 8 hours of work a day seems more likely than a lot of female hypo
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The claim is that libraries extensive enough to contain these copyrighted works are pirated and since that doesn't put them in the public domain, I don't understand your comment.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
You mean if you are in the Secret Service?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
To me this seems suspiciously like confusing heightened awareness of a problem, or inability to treat it early, with cause. People who seem likely to be diagnosed seem less likely to happily sleep for 12 hours a day for a few weeks after a
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
There's nothing inconsistent with that. Spear fishing techniques that rely on a number of bad practices, where thousands of people know what's wrong, survive as long as high volume spam is largely frustrated by post fact remediati
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The US government gives them billions of dollars and they help the US government maintain puppet dictatorships like Saudi Arabia..

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