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> How can they be patriots when they do so at the expense of the 1st, 4th, 5th and 10th amendments to the U.S. Constitution? " The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous. Hierarchical society is only possible on
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> there's nothing to learn from them. Some people never learn. When the "police" is at their door, it is too late.
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> Can we please not do this here? Why ? The quality of HN has decreased due to those paid propaganda spreaders. People shall have a minimum of spine.
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> google had ... requests Official requests.
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> every frame is perfect. They are a big Monty Python fan. Wait, you meant frame ?
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> not sure that Zoom is the highest quality software 30 years ago, a client shouldn't crash the server. Yes, things evolve ...
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What's wrong with Viagra ?
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MP3(~128kb) or AAC(~112kb) are alrwady reduced audio quality.
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> CVEs fixed The bugs are gone. Now we have CVEs. But, CVE might be the right word because some companies (Apple, Microsoft, Google, maybe also Mozilla) only fix bugs when they become CVEs.
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> South Korea's population is well trained militarily and well-fed, Some of them are too well fed.
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> Google is making private (in the voice of George Bush Jr.) And it feels good doing it. Google doing something private is like Microsoft doing something secure.
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> Before extruding more slop, always engage brain. It hurts when i do it. People are lazy. They prefer that others do things for them.
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> I’d argue estimate the risks of a synthetically induced pandemic of massive impact this century are very high It was already done. Aparently some 3 letter agencies lack acountability.
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> "for-profit incarceration/detention" Those had a different name in WW2, in another part of the world. It seems US took the concept, like many other from there, and inovated it.
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> Nine years later, sending a file should be a solved problem. Nine years later working with files in Android or iOS is a PITA. No wonder doing other things with files is difficult.
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Aha, so that is where those 1MB private keys are used.
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> there is not much you can do with 200kbps these days. You should come to Germany, for a training. But here 3G doesn't work at all.
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> Wrong Defaults Time wasting. I already have Windows to waste my time. I don't need another one.
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The FAANG really want to get rid of the old internet. Who controls the past, controls the future.
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> affecting popular privacy tools If one expects "privacy" from Edge (Microsoft), one shall read, carefully, the TOS, which Edge happilly displays at it first start or after updates.
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Quality was always a challenge for Microsoft.
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> how you can't just pull the plug on Windows since 3.0. Good luck with that. I had to make a shortcut to mark the filesystem dirty before reboot or else Windows will not check it after crash/power off.
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Haha, last time it was around 600. They are trully doing a great job with every update. I wonder how many centuries of Patch Tuesday they need to fill all existing and "Update" holes in Windows 11 ?
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Gray on gray is pretty resource hungry. And you need code to handle device orientation, in case the PC Tower is flipped on the side.
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> it is clearly delivering results Yeah, there are some results in Firefox and some results in Mesa and some results in the linux kernel, but that's about all.
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BASIC.
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> Good writing American writing. They need 20 pages till they get to the subject.
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bmake -j has no effect.
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I know. But SMRs are dog slow. I installed Win 10 on one 1TB Seagate SMR which came with an old laptop with the 1st generation Ryzen. Tranfer rate was about 150 kbs. It needed 5 minutes to start.
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> It's just a news article and not that deep. > Not a doctor, but maybe you should talk to one. The tome on those articles really hint at great pathological disorders.
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