gusgus01

7 ms·

31.
by gusgus01 8mo ago
Plus bread itself is used in other recipes, like sandwiches or toasts or for mopping up sauced dishes.
32.
by gusgus01 8mo ago
Not necessarily, if Discord has more than 200 million Daily Active Users, and there are a few million-user servers. Those million-user servers could mostly be made up of the same million users (or only a small percentage still actively eng
33.
by gusgus01 8mo ago
The response from the screenshot appears to be a "out of scope" response, but the blog poster used some editorial leeway and called it "wont fix/out of scope". Going forward, we can keep de-compiling and seeing if t
34.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
Russia does pretty widespread GPS jamming and spoofing both in their country as well as across the Baltics and Nordics (and others). If a phone is receiving bad GPS data when it reports sensing the tag, the tag location will reflect that ba
35.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
[flagged]
36.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
DHS training manual says not to stand in front of a vehicle, so if a bullet went through the front of a vehicle I would judge whether the situation should have happened at all. But also, depending on the angle of entry, you could be quite f
37.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
I have seen footage of ICE shooting a woman in the face and killing her. Is that propaganda?
38.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
There's an irony in being protected from having to disclose your data to avoid persecution, while at the same time working on tools that do the exact opposite to everyone else.
39.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
Yes, but to continue the comparison, it would be weird/aggressive/intimidating if the cops raided the neighbor's home and took the device and all hard drives on the premises to get the footage instead of the normal methods of
40.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
Yes, and the rest of the article discussed how they actually have revisited some of their numbers and links to their reports where you can read about their methodology and decide if it's comprehensive enough. To quote the article: &quo
41.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
The average effective tax rate stayed flat from 1945-2015, but the effective tax rate for the 0.1% and 1% fell during that time period. Bottoming out around the Bush years (although the graph only goes to 2015 so another source is needed to
42.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
Another Fun Fact: the Appalachian mountains formed before sharks existed, the rings of Saturn existed, and before bones existed.
43.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
I should probably make sure my usage of Cloudflare is ready to be migrated off at a moments notice if it's this easy for Cloudflare to consider getting rid of it for a whole country. Funny enough, after a month in Italy and using my ta
44.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
I'd actually just say that comps magically anchor prices in the constrained market we've been experiencing. As a person who was looking to buy a few times over the last few years, comps strongly affect appraisals which affects whe
45.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
Estimates of health insurance fraud is also around $30 billion, so same order of magnitude, and considering the margins of error and the fact that they are estimates, by definition, it makes it hard to say public health insurance is more fr
46.
by gusgus01 9mo ago
We've been bombing Yemen on and off since post 9/11, including a rather large attack with UK support just last year (2025). Are you thinking of the Saudi-led intervention that occurred in 2015 in Yemen as part of the Yemeni civil
47.
by gusgus01 10mo ago
While I also doubt the twins ability to calculate unknown primes, I do think that the article falls prey to many of the same trappings that they are calling out Oliver Sacks for. While Oliver didn't know math enough to talk about known
48.
by gusgus01 10mo ago
I mean at some point arguments like this become more akin to Russell's Teapot. If you're making an almost unfalsifiable claim, then the burden of proof is on you to prove it and not others to disprove it. From a political standpoi
49.
by gusgus01 10mo ago
Yeah, it's been 5 years (almost 6) since python 2.7 stopped receiving security updates, but it does still run on modern OS's. Looking at the list, I'm actually kind of surprised there aren't more CVEs for python 2.7, but
50.
by gusgus01 10mo ago
With the given topic, might be more accurate to describe the group of fraudsters as a group of fascists.
51.
by gusgus01 10mo ago
I just verified. You can install Python 2.7 on an up to date Windows install as well as an up to date Linux install. Python 2.7 hasn't received security updates (or really any updates) in years, but that does not mean it can't sti
52.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
I don't say this lightly, but I don't think you read my reply or at least didn't understand the implications, especially because you don't actually argue against anything I say. You only say generic statements about just
53.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
As long as we all understand that this mentality is advocating for the end of an open internet. This is the tragedy of the commons in action, the removal of a common good because the few that would take advantage of it do. Just because some
54.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
And what is the surefire way to stop AI scrapers from accessing your website? If there is no way, how can this be an acceptable ask? It already sounds like you're using several IPs to access sites, which seems like a work around to som
55.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
A slight non-sequitur, but I always hate when people talk about the increase in a "chance". It's extremely not useful contextually. A "4x more likely statement" can mean it changes something from a 1/1000 chanc
56.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
Yeah, the person making the claim never responded. But I was more responding to your comments, specifically: "Just searching 'chemical imbalance debunked' yields a wide array of sources. So why ask?", and "One of th
57.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
This all started with someone asking for their sources, and the person hasn't given any except to say to Google... which means for all we know the person who then googled ended up in a situation with lots of conspiracy theories. Google
58.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
I think this girl has a better understanding of lunch time dynamics than you. It's almost an objective, base point that any food is better than no food, which is why she would advocate for serving more and also improving it. A huge emp
59.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
It comes down to the individual agreements that those private-contract cameras have with Flock, which unfortunately means it might be a case by case basis to understand if any one has conditions that allow sharing with law enforcement. IT w
60.
by gusgus01 11mo ago
I mean it depends on what we are talking about. The case you mention was about the right to peacefully assemble, and that the swastika does not count as "fighting words" and thus not grounds to say the assembly isn't allowed.

More ›