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gjjrfcbugxbhf
9y ago
1. Run an ssh server on the phone (may not seem simple to you depending on factors) 2. Bluetooth
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Does e.g. failtoban help with detecting port scans and autoblocking the IP? Not that this would help against a distributed port scan...
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> Keyboards are cool. Mice are cool. Can we all just get along? Agreed. I'm a vim fanboy - and I use the mouse.
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9y ago
Same with Firefox
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9y ago
Water is just hydrogen plus oxygen. Both are fairly common elements in the universe.
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9y ago
Three potential routes means a grab team attempting to snatch someone have to have three plans. Security by obscurity works better in the physical world.
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9y ago
The original silk road fell because of an opsec failure in a post on stackoverflow...
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There is no penalty for these 'crimes' in most western countries because the activities are covered by freedom of speech etc and are not crimes. The fact that the UK has been stumbling towards totalitarianism for a long time doesn
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Normal mode is where you should be most of the time. Insert mode is something you go in and out of. Most people remap escape onto caps lock (OS level), use jj or jk, or use ctrl-[ (works well with OS level remapping of Ctrl onto cap-lock).
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The Scottish and Catalan separatist movements were actually very similar until yesterday. Both have so far choosen the democratic route to freedom. In both nations the support for independence was under 50% but the support for a referendum
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Norway came to be controlled by Denmark then Sweden by the same type of historic accident as the Catalans by Spain. Norway was lucky enough to take the chance at independence 100 years ago. Why should the Catalans not have the same opportun
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Words and votes - that is what we use in the UK to handle the issue of Scottish independence. It has proved much better than guns (c/f Scotland and the troubles in Northern Ireland). The Spanish police have gone in using force to preve
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9y ago
Hence the Catalan's are attempting democratic means...
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9y ago
Both the creation of the Norwegian Constitution and Norwegian independence were illegal when they happened.
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I've seen no evidence of violent people attacking police. Edit: well that is evidence - not a huge surprise that things have now escalated when you have an armed force shutting down an election.
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9y ago
Which is not thinking for yourself.
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No the treaties that led to the EU were to prevent Germany and France having huge destructive wars every 20-50 years - something it has done very well so far.
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9y ago
Non common law countries don't tend towards lawsuits as much. They tend towards legislation and then administrative enforcement.
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9y ago
It does depend on where you live. In US they probably do. In EU countries they probably don't.
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This does allow the duster cans to be banned easily without affecting fridges if it is discovered the gas is toxic.
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Bare in mind I've been often on the other side of this discussion.... None of this really matters - if you tell someone word ate a word document then they are sympathetic whereas if you tell them libreoffice ate a word document the rea
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Unfortunately they don't (and probably can't) do it for everyone. What is needed is bug level compatibility with msoffice (including visual basic) and seemless interoperability (including add ons). Not only is this an insanely dif
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Nope they'll knock on your door with a fat check. Seriously though the changes being proposed and enacted in the regulatory environment around social networks mean that there is a danger the real police will kick down your door if you
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95% is sexual crimes in UK in general.
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Except that in UK approx 95% of such offences are carried out be people with no prior convictions - so you don't weed out that many attackers this way.
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9y ago
Mapping the boundaries of a property is usually desired to much higher precision than 5 meters!
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Geological mapping (actually all mapping) is easier and more accurate with high precision high accuracy position data. The more accurate your map the better your geological model etc. Also drilling is done to extremely high precision these
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This was very buggy and missed some key features (bookmarking and restoring a tree of tabs) last time I used it (February).
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We lose tree style tabs by the end of the year
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The problem is that at least some of the freedom of information requests conflicted with privacy rights.
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