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by jabedude 5y ago
You should look up the numbers of yearly defensive gun uses in the United States. The CDC reports 60,000 to 2.5 million defensive gun uses each year
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by jabedude 5y ago
The article is short on details but it's possible she did call the police. Other articles explored the possibility the woman knew the man, which would bolster a claim of self defense (a stalker, abusive ex-lover, etc)
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by jabedude 5y ago
Have you considered that you don't hear about those defensive uses because your sources of news simply don't report them? 1. https://www.fox13memphis.com/top-stories/teen-tries-to-rape-... 2. https:/&#x
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by jabedude 5y ago
I wish the article explored some of the absurdities that have sprung up during the Gitmo commissions. Hidden microphones[0] discovered in the rooms used by lawyers to meet with suspects. The presiding judge accepting a job[1] from the prose
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by jabedude 5y ago
For anyone curious, from TFA: > Users do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID
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by jabedude 5y ago
How were they caught then?
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by jabedude 5y ago
I think AMZN stock value increases pushes Amazon comp well past Microsoft
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by jabedude 5y ago
> This ... isn't really a great example--either of Rust or of embedded programming in Rust. Why not? You could also feel free to respond to the mailing list with your critiques
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by jabedude 5y ago
I think the messaging is to encourage people to open an Apple Card account
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by jabedude 5y ago
Where is proof of the computers "already taking pictures"?
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by jabedude 5y ago
What does "KPI" mean in this context? Never heard the term before
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by jabedude 6y ago
The person he responded to had all but told him to go to hell in the previous email. Seems like a reasonable response to an unreasonable email
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by jabedude 6y ago
I agree, but I don't think this is a place where it is fair to expect developers to "vote with their feet" and not participate in these interviews. The companies who do data structures and algorithms interviews seem to pay th
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by jabedude 6y ago
Hi! Not a Google employee, but I'm volunteering on the Rust-for-Linux project which is bringing Rust bindings to the upstream linux kernel. A Google engineer is working on porting binder to Rust and is contributing as he implements it.
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by jabedude 6y ago
The Android IPC driver (binder) is also being re-written in rust. It takes advantage of the upcoming kernel driver rust support in Linux. It is an obvious choice for a memory safe re-write since all android processes (including sandboxed on
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by jabedude 6y ago
To be honest this advantage is not being used in Linux. kbuild isn't going to use cargo but rather rustc directly
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by jabedude 6y ago
> IPFS, Hypercore or some other protocol available to the mainstream, whether that be in Firefox or by some other means TIL about hypercore! Looks like an interesting concept based on append-only logs. It reminds me of this work being do
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by jabedude 6y ago
Without making a value judgement, that is pretty much spot on
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by jabedude 6y ago
Yes, because they aren't performing traditional military operations. They were performing espionage and sabotage. The United States would prosecute these Russian military members if they were caught doing the same actions inside the US
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by jabedude 6y ago
Right! I've been using Rust for ~2 years now and just found out about the pretty print format.
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by jabedude 6y ago
Microsoft has SDEs as well
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by jabedude 6y ago
Can you tell me more? A google search isn't showing anything relevant
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Project Freta: Full System Memory Analysis in Rust from Microsoft Research(docs.microsoft.com)
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by jabedude 6y ago
Hello, could you share the link for the updated version of LDD3?
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by jabedude 6y ago
I don't think this is true. The gold standard of entry-level infosec training in the US military is the Joint Cyber Analysis Course in Pensacola, FL, taught by the Navy.
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by jabedude 6y ago
> It shouldn't (or doesn't) affect Skype/Whatsapp/iMessage/Facetime/etc types of data calls does it? Anecdotally, this is correct. I was unable to place a normal call today, but was able to Facetime the othe
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by jabedude 6y ago
> That don't need to be armed with firearms You're asking police officers to be less armed then the general public. 43 states are "shall-issue" and allow residents to conceal carry a firearm after completing required
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by jabedude 6y ago
>or even that it is feasible at all (what with writing even linked lists being difficult). You're right, a Rust OS kernel probably wouldn't use linked lists but I'm not sure why that is a barrier to making a kernel. The re
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by jabedude 6y ago
I've been working on improving my Rust skills. I made a JA3 (TLS fingerprinting) library and some other small Rust projects.
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by jabedude 6y ago
Is this completely impossible to track in practice? I would imagine so.

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