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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I would agree, but Russia has shown that they're not about fair elections in their own country and they've bombed plenty of civilian targets throughout this conflict. I'd assume that Putin would crank up the notch about 10x o
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I only did because that's the phrasing everyone uses for describing our operations in the middle east. Those are bad, but doing the same in South America is good because evil drug traffickers?
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> Then, he suspended the next election No, he didn't do that personally. Ukraine's constitution mandates that elections not be held during times of martial law (i.e. war) Even if that wasn't a thing, do you think holding e
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
1) there's no evidence that they were trafficking drugs, and especially fentanyl (which the orange is on a crusade about) 2) if that's true, how do you feel about him pardoning one of the biggest drug traffickers ever[0]? 0: ht
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> This is what I voted for You voted for brown people on flimsy boats to be blown up in extrajudicial killings and for regime change? I thought MAGAs were all about love and peace unlike the war monger, Barrack Obama.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
This forum won't have any obviously partisan comments (that are visible, anyway) so you have to read between the lines. They will have an air of "hah, well, Trump already captured Maduro so what do you think of that liberal?"
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
There is a place for everyone. We need the elitist, number crunching nerds to remind us that it's bad odds and the gambler to show us that you can find enjoyment in the simple things.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
At that point, find a reseller site and buy a key for cheap or just don't activate Windows at all. I don't think you lose much "features" when leaving it unactivated. It's not worth your time to deal with Microsoft
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
So... just a less ambitious IPv6 that would still require dual-stack networking setups? The current adoption woes would've happened regardless, unless someone comes up with a genius idea that doesn't require any configuration&#x2F
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> A much better solution here would have been an incredibly conservative change to ipv4 to expand the number of available address space "And what do you base this belief on? Fact is you'd run into exactly the same problems as w
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> the whole point is that they are a pain to block What makes them a pain to block? Angry users or some central database that lists these addresses as "do not block"?
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I love IPv6 but organizations seem to struggle with it. My ISP, for example, had issues routing it after a backend update so they decided to just turn it off. I'm now stuck on CGNAT IPv4 which results in constant captchas :/
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> were going to compel use of people's preferred pronouns This is the exact mindset I mentioned above where Democrats are judged based on what they might've done or might happen, while Trump has clearly done things that go
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I've always thought the same. Obviously there isn't much of a technical hurdle since they have the engineering talent. But, keeping track of all these cross-region rules and training your staff+customers on it has to be quite cost
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
> Democrats ran a long and successful campaign to crush anti-woke dissent, for instance. Broke lots of laws (and still do!) Citation/elaboration needed. Same goes for the Title IX comment. How did Biden "compel speech" on
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
How did the keys get leaked and where are they sourcing this from? Did Sony get compromised, disgruntled employee, what? If there was a breach, I'd expect keys for the PS4 to be leaked as well which would be quite handy. There are soft
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
So you'd be fine with say, Kamala, running on a campaign of crushing dissent because the courts will say "lol no"? Is that what I'm reading? I certainly don't think any camp would be okay with that, let alone MAGAs
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
What do you think about all the things going on under the current US administration which include but are not limited to: flag burning ban[0], retribution against law firms for supporting opponents of the admin[1], antifa being designated a
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I didn't even think about the ID scanning that already takes place. States that have legalized weed still have people who avoid the legal stores because of the scanning. You don't know who has access to that data and how it could
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
So a kid just has to get their hands on a token then access is open to restricted websites for a year (or whatever time period) while adults are inconvenienced? The black markets for these things would pop up instantly and you'd deal w
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Sure, but that article literally contradicts your original point about Americans wanting a "free market" as it lists the complicated nature of existing laws, Medicare, PBMs etc. and the incentives those create. You could just say
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
I'm assuming you're European and just want to make an "America bad" post because this is comically ignorant. There wouldn't be mountains of federal code to adhere to if that was the case. This is a trope among popul
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Isn't a business line quite expensive to maintain per month along with a hefty upfront cost? For a smaller team with a tight budget, just going somewhere with all of that stuff included is probably cheaper and easier like a colo DC. &g
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Your first link says they just extended provisions that already existed in the 2017 tax cuts. If those were big boosters, wouldn't we have seen a shift already in this re-industrialization effort? Two of those bills (H.R.2480 and S.99)
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
What legislation makes you think America is going to be re-industrialized? I'm not talking about executive orders on a whim (which appear to be illegal), but actual coherent policy that creates the foundation for businesses to invest i
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Debt becomes cheaper with devaluation of the dollar, and the US has a lot of it.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
This administration sucks, but it's a repeat of Trump's first term: cut taxes and keep government spending high. The Federal Reserve is also entering a QE-lite phase so more "free" money will be available for businesses
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
One of the theories is that Shah waited until his co-pilot went to the bathroom, refused to unlock the door from there, and then de-pressurized the cabin so that they all died which left him as the only person alive on-board. I'm sure
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
Yes. Enterprise, Pro, and Home are the enshittified, retail editions. Enterprise just adds a few more features IIRC but still has ads. The other versions I mentioned above don't have any of that.
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by hypeatei 10mo ago
It still is if you're an enterprise customer. The retail users aren't Microsoft's cash cows, so they get ads and BS in their editions. The underlying APIs are still stable and MS provides the LTSC & Server editions to bus

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