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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I read the Nvidia units are 250 Tflops vs the M4 Pro 27 Tflops. If they perform as advertised i'm in for two.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
My mistake there, I misinterpreted your point of view.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
If you want to go down a rabbit hole, lookup videos on youtube of clearly paranoid schizophrenics that believe the fed has them under watch. I randomly fond one once and it was wild the mental gymnastics being done to justify her belief. I
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Right, you could find memes from just about anyone and paint an extremist picture with the right context left in or out at your discretion. I think that it's clear this wasn't the "credible" threat implied, simply by his
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Which should also be a red flag, if this individual was a credible threat they wouldn't have granted bail. I can't even imagine the headlines that some of my neighbors would have "Man with Arsenal and stockpile of thousands o
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
For some of the stuff in the early days we could mail cashiers checks with the order number, bypassing need for credit card. Sure it took longer, but you could still buy a lot of stuff that way.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
On the bulletin boards there used to be all these horrible phone phreaking plans that were clearly not functional, like the blotto box that would electrocute someone across the phone lines. We also had all those weekly world news tabloids..
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
In the 90's almost all of us played with fireworks and m80's in the fields. We used to rig up long fuses with our estes rocket kits for remote detonation. Everyone turned out fine. The pre No Child Left Behind / Zero Toleranc
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
If you look at a lot of their evidence it's a bunch of memes, if it goes to trial it'll be an interesting case to read for sure.
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2y ago
n your (a), (b), and (c) list, you imply that (c) — routine mass murders — connects directly to (a) (talk of political violence) and (b) (stockpiling weapons). However, the examples you give, like Jan. 6 or militia incidents, don’t align wi
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Hell in this instance, just replacing non EOL equipment that had known vulnerabilities would have gone a long way. We're talking routing infrastructure with implants designed years ago, still vulnerable and shuffling data internally.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Yes, the Chaos Computer Club in Germany. 27-30 Dec (So currently ongoing).
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
THE CFAA is definitely ripe for reform. It wouldn't be hard to argue it's broad and vague. There's definitely this overarching sweep of online behaviors that could easily be classified as benign.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I suspect a greater chance that Cyber Command is folded back into NSA than removal of CISA. CISA may have some internal restructuring, but as a whole it serves civilians directly vs NSA/CyberCommand being focused on D.o.D. clients need
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I have a few machines I use to mirror / duplicate data from my tenants and client tenants when working on larger projects. It makes it much much easier. While Egress pricing is a pain in the ass on AWS, that's usually a small fee
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I had "real fiber" run to our farm. 18 miles of cable was run and it took a year going back and forth. Originally it was a priced at $4500, which was to be a business expense. After install I had consistent issues with performance
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
That's awesome, I might get one for the hell of it.
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I would disagree, tons of countries with large gun ownership. The basis for it in the US stems from our founding and it's codification as a right to bear arms. It's not one granted by the government, but one upheld by it. Some cou
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2y ago
It's also an issue that with 3d printing and home manufacturing tools available isn't likely to go away.
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2y ago
Right, even then the rate of fire is only relevant as to say it was a single pull for multiple projectiles vs a pull for each round. If you have the money to pay the $200 tax stamp, undergo the background check, and can find a pre 1986 mini
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
It's a made up term. Law has delineated that how fast a user can pull the trigger is irrelevant. The difference is semi-automatic rate of fire or full auto rate of fire. One requires the trigger to reset before each shot fired (Semi) a
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2y ago
Why did the change need to happen if this is a plausible outcome? Why add the risk to an existing customer that by all metrics is already loyal? Wouldn't an email with a % price increase and explanation been more acceptable? Why the dr
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I like the GPD devices but they are all over with questionable copy in this. "Apple Unibody design" and using the actual apple logo.. not sure I get it.
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"Obey the Moon and its mighty wisdom. Ignore it, and be vaporized."
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2y ago
Armed during a police encounter. I agree we need more information on the stats, primarily what was the catalyst for the interaction? I would suspect though that most of these stats are based on interactions driven by criminal behavior. Thi
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ganoushoreilly
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This is a mischaracterization of what actually happens in the us. Using sensationalism doesn't help, instead let's focus on the actual numbers and be constructive on how to decrease them. In 2023 it's estimated police killed
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Not sure why this was posted, but as a Pippin Owner, it's definitely a unique system. It's a great piece to have conversations about when people come by. I wouldn't really say it was a good console by any means, but instead i
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Base version, probably not. If you went with one with M4 Pro cpu and the 48gb or greater ram you should be ok. Storage isn't as much an issue with Thunderbolt 4/5 drives easily meeting similar speeds to the internal storage. I
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
Primarily i'm looking for the ability to open various pdfs in a pane, and then have a nice section to write notes, reference those PDFs etc. It's probably doable with some process changes, I just didn't have the time for them
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ganoushoreilly
2y ago
I'm more looking to not have to jailbreak to get this functionality. Also not a big fan of having to write / update my own scripts to get the data out.
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