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Alexa, would you kindly turn on the kitchen lights?
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Strongly agree. We've already seen shades of this in banking. After chips were added to credit cards, people started having their chargebacks denied because "our records show the card was physically present" (even if the char
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The danger is one day there might be no options that don't require remote attestation on Windows and Chrome. Your bank doesn't allow Linux? Choose another bank! ... but what happens once every bank has those requirements?
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I wouldn't call it a GC. It's more like an arena allocator, with the arenas managed by the OS :)
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I hoped with Lets Encrypt we were past the days of paying for cryptographic signatures, but Microsoft is keeping the legacy alive
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Does Google usually fire people when they shut down a service? I thought they were transferred internally to help build the next messaging app.
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Different situation. Bulk mail is not illegal, in fact the USPS subsidizes it. Spam calls ARE illegal.
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USPS will always deliver mail, but you can refuse to accept it. If your mail carrier doesn't follow procedure, then... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://faq.usps.com/s/article/Refuse-unwanted-mail-and-remo... I agree wi
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There's a big difference between "freedom of speech" and "requirement to listen". You can speak all you like, but you cannot intrude upon others and force everyone to listen to you. I'm not constitutionally req
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That's remote development, and you don't need a web-based UI to do it. There's also JetBrains IDEs, any terminal editor over SSH, and probably plenty of other editors I haven't looked into.
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The whole point of this scheme is that it treats all callers equally, and works without needing to distinguish legal from illegal calls.
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> In a world where we pay for stamps, why didn't bulk unsolicited mail go away? Why would it work for telephones? Different situation. Bulk mail is not illegal, in fact the USPS subsidizes it. Spam calls ARE illegal. Hopefully phone
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> As we head into election season, a lot of us are going to get unsolicited text messages like this. You too can sue for them! Can you elaborate? Every source I've seen says that politicians have exempted themselves from the spam la
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Why wouldn't this solve the problem? Phone calls have a real cost, however small it may be, to both the recipient and the carriers. Everyone accepts paying for stamps. What makes paying for calls different, and such an abhorrent idea t
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"We are likely to break this law, therefore we shouldn't be punished when it happens"? Classic. The US has a similar problem with CAN-SPAM. Ordinary citizens cannot sue.[1] All you can do is complain to the FTC, after which o
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I just hope the US Ministry of Truth doesn't come after me for calling it a recession anyhow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disinformation_Governance_Boar...
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Not to worry, this is just a temporarily embarrassed bull market
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1. Gas prices are regional 2. The economy is more than just gas
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You have two choices: 1. Build an EMP generator 2. Move your family away from the mafia Option 1 may be more fun, but I recommend you just get out of there. Life is too short.
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I wonder why people pirate TV shows.
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From what I know, inner ear stimulation (to manipulate perception of balance) is non-invasive, relatively simple, and well understood. But I haven't seen anyone try combining it with VR yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Because people upvote without reading the CSS
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They also changed the URL at least once and broke all links to it. His posts deserve better.
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Is there a difference between "reconsider" and "reduce"?
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If only the well wasn't poisoned.
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A similar tool is Popeye. It works on any cluster, not just clusters hosted on GKE. https://github.com/derailed/popeye
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If you had gotten out of the house more, you might have learned that we live in an incredibly diverse world, and not everyone needs to grow up exactly like you did.
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> One day she came to our house with our daughter in tow So she's grabbing other people's kids off the street? She sounds unhinged. I'd do everything I could to get a restraining order.
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There are some screenshots on their site: http://prima.eu.org/big-picture/
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Has SpaceX disclosed whether they're profitable or still burning investor money?
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