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2y ago
Innocence and morality isn't restricted to the determinations or domain of the legal system.
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I remember in school learning that technically speaking on Unix you could have the backspace character as part of your password too But for the same reason with ^W and ^U I have no idea how you'd implement that in an interactive prompt
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Oh wire guard is a requirement imo, regardless of NVR or camera vendor. I'm less worried about a nation on the other side of the Pacific getting a livestream of my property than I am someone social engineering some rando employee at R
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Man, I'm old enough to remember when 512 was a thing for consumer cards back when we had 4-8gb memory Sure that was only gddr5 and not gddr6 or lpddr5, but I would have bet we'd be up to 512bit again 10 years down the line.. (I me
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Yeah, I blame his sister. I don't know what happened behind closed doors (if anything) but I'm also disappointed neither gates nor balmer seemed to pick up the pieces either, or even Bezos given his presence in SLU
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2y ago
Hikvision and reolink are highly rated onvif ones that support poe, but as long as the camera support ONVIF from there just compare as normal
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2y ago
Lte antennas of almost arbitrary length exist
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2y ago
I definitely preferred it to Facebook, even before the feed became 100% inflammatory political stuff or ads and 0% my friends
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It reminds me of google plus. Technically better than the existing top dog, but the forced migration and trying to bootstrap with a huge but only semi involved userbase let it fizzle soon after the start. Has there ever been a successful c
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2y ago
RTL go brrr
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2y ago
You could always just bootstrap a nuclear program in Ukraine instead. They gave up their nukes in exchange for protection from Russia and the US. Both countries have failed to keep up their end of the bargain, so it's sensible for Ukr
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2y ago
Also every convertible ever
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2y ago
Yup. Also a bit more latency since it's effectively restreaming unless it's someone at the actual event.
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2y ago
Yeah didn't they crash on love is blind or one of their reality shows recently-ish?
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2y ago
It's also super annoying to try to watch on a computer compared to Netflix or YouTube
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2y ago
... Yeah but they didn't do that before they were in power. They abused misinformation to get to a position to then lock it down. That's indeed what I'm saying.n I'm not disagreeing that they lock it down once in power
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2y ago
I like "Xitter" because it's pronounced the way it is
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2y ago
I never used Twitter but I left Facebook for exactly that reason. I just want to keep up with my friends. I don't want to constantly see whatever narrative some corporate media entity is pushing.
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2y ago
Depends what you mean in regards to rewriting. If there's a position that runs counter to our current scientific consensus, I think it should be updated to reflect the current consensus, but when I was reading my history/physics
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2y ago
I'm looking back with how much teenage edgelord/ironic/sarcastic speech that was rampant in my youth covered for people who actually held horrible views like white nationalism. I thought it was all just shock humor. I know
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2y ago
Tyrany is orthogonal to free speech. You can absolutely abuse free speech to enact tyranny -- hell just look at Weimar era Germany. Absolutist free speech would allow you to publicly plot the assassination of whomever you wanted to, or per
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2y ago
For real, 80% is effectively coin flip territory for me. I wouldn't put any important bets on 80%, for the same reason I don't play Russian roulette.
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2y ago
The polling was pretty darn close though, overall. Same as in 2016. The thing is, there's enough polls out there that people can pick the outliers and decide themselves into a narrative that makes them feel good. It's an incredi
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"they're turning the frogs straight!"
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2y ago
I want to switch to podman. What are the general gotchas and difficulties you could see in doing that for multi architecture+os builds/deployments?
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Nah, I've seen conservatives make similar statements when referencing Democrats before. I've also done the same when referencing Democrats I disagree with politically, like the governer of WA I just voted for. I think it's he
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Yup, don't want to get ICEd out of anything. Also, sometimes the management API goes out due to a bug/networking issue/thundering herd
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While I disagree with her on many things politically, Mace seems like a credible person to me. Here's hoping that, if these things really do exist and isn't just a Honeypot or misinfo or whatever, they're there to keep us fro
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2y ago
You can be an idiot in one area but a genius in another
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At the risk of leaking info to any toes I step on w.r.t my home environment, - home assistant - Network Video Recorder - Jellyfin - network management such as ubiquiti or omada etc - vault warden/1pass/other secrets servers - tai
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