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frankharv
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frankharv
2y ago
Hardy har har har. How quaint. Guess you never heard of polonium either. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/06/alexander-litv...
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frankharv
3y ago
Versus the logical dmesg|grep {what you are looking for} or tail -n 30 /var/log/messages.
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3y ago
"We The People" didn't try and operate a vessel with containers stacked so high its ridiculous. Where were the tugboats? Bridges are not bumper cars. You cannot hit them. To call it flimsy when the bridge carried 34,000 cars
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3y ago
Alot of money. I overheard some office ladies gossiping about a co-workers Starbucks cup. It cost over $85 and they were pouring over it to determine if fake or real. A cup.
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3y ago
I agree. I love the imagery and I am jealous. Imagine being able to look inside a weld with this level of detail... We have crude tools in my field compared to this...
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3y ago
Exposed to lead? Heck I machine it. What do you think SAE660 bearing bronze contains. This level of hype is horribly misguided. I have not witnessed one machinist harmed by lead in 40 years. If I cared I would wear a face mask when working
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3y ago
Lets ignore the red scare comments. Would China allow an American social media company to capture 75% of their children?
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3y ago
Is Meta and Google even allowed in Communist China? Why would we reciprocate on a Communist plot against our children?
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3y ago
Say their name. CHICOMS Communist Chinese have destroyed that place.
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3y ago
Why should government (ME) fund this?
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3y ago
MonoWall was my choice back in the day. https://m0n0.ch/wall/changelog.php
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3y ago
They also took cocaine off Trudeau's plane during the G20 summit recently. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/india/ottawa-denies-report...
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3y ago
The real related question is who is going to investigate the Kansas State Bureau of Investigation. They swooped in to help investigate and now should be investigated. They should be arresting the Police Chief not supporting him. https:
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3y ago
The article said this is town of 1900 people. I doubt they have an internal affairs...
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3y ago
So should the captain per personally liable for these threats? The pilot has a unique power here and he really abused it. I would sue him personally.
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3y ago
Too bad South Africa can't keep power on. Obviously being part of KAOS is much more important to them. Anatomy of a failed state. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-62053991
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3y ago
6 NVMe on a single x8 Link Proving if you build it they will buy it.
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3y ago
Why is it that a STATE AG is pressing for money while US AG does nothing? STATE AG used Federal IG investigation to extract money from these crooks. Why didn't FBI raid these companies? They raided a ex-Presidents private residence for
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3y ago
If lighting a fire on protected lands is the worse you got than big deal. I am sure the swamp grasses will grow back even more robust. What was actually harmed here? Do you have dead animal carcasses? Piping plovers acting differently?
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4y ago
It also looks inside files complimenting my FreeBSD desktop. PDF's for example can embed JavaScript. Clam alerts to those with malicious payload. I am sure there are false positives but I don't want anything embedded in my PDF
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4y ago
ClamAV/FreshClam/U-block Origin/SeaMonkey/XFCE4/FreeBSD I like that deep dive Clam gives you inside files. Finds lots of PDF's with JS. Naughty little kiddies.
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4y ago
Battery powered Chevy Silverado is 3000lbs heavier that its ICE version. That is directly from the article and very telling.
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4y ago
End Soros backed District Attorneys. How a foreigner could influence our legal system is scary. How's that soft on crime philosophy working out?
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4y ago
Didn't Windows Network stack come from NetBSD? There were many BSD contributions to Windows.. BSD386 was a direct Unix derivative I would argue.
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4y ago
Yea sure it will.... https://www.climatedepot.com/2022/11/01/new-york-times-clima... You climate change terrorists crack me up.
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4y ago
First off at the end of a production run you are faced with a decision. Do you preserve the production line or destroy it? The customer paid for it so it is their property usually. They make the call. I would bet that the tooling was not de
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4y ago
I could see the US gov declaring Linux a threat to national security.
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frankharv
4y ago
Hah every one of the maps that interest me are behind a paywall on that site.
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4y ago
I thought China snubbed their noses at International rulings regarding the South China Sea? Now they get respect from same authorities? Can't have it both ways. Join world system or reject it. https://www.cfr.org/counci
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4y ago
Obviously the parents have no responsibility at all..... How about kids don't use devices unattended.
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