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jacobush
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I find it interesting how many seem so content with that constitutionally guaranteed freedom of speech means freedom from the government restricting you . At what point does that stop being useful, as corporations gain power over the gover
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It's the other points being made, one could get the idea that germs made Europeans stronger, but on the other hand, less germs could give a civilization a developmental edge. Europe lost probably hundreds of years of progress to the Bl
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Sweden had recently illegaly "renditioned" people to the US, as well as illegaly (Bodström) directed Police to seize Pirate Bay equipment. So while things got a little better later, it looked very bleak at the time.
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6y ago
Similar story, just replace the BBC with another national project, the ABC 800 Z80 computer. I would change the source code of programming examples on “the Winchester” which was a huge hard drive on a cart connected to the teachers master c
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6y ago
Every reference to Guns, germs and steel should come with a cave-at.
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They show (to me) pretty clear signs of being able to imagine people and things not in their presence, for one thing. Spend enough time with dogs, and it becomes hard work explaining away that they are conscious, and most of the arguments y
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6y ago
That’s slightly charitable. They believed they raped a woman, but they actually desecrated a corpse.
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I have heard it from lawyers too. I think it's very human.
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There is an idea about Crow-Wolf co-evolution. Humans could take the Wolf place quite easily IMHO.
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That's as they say, not even wrong. :-D The C ABI is stable. Any (normal) C compiler and a bunch of compilers of other languages can produce blobs which can be linked with each other, and by extension with C++ code with extern "C&
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Your "peak healthcare", available to your landed gentry, is the best in the world, no doubt. One could stop all research for decades, and the US as a whole would still be better off if what was available now was distributed ev
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6y ago
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLPluginsInNF It's complicated, but essentially yes, you can. But you may not be able to distribute the compiled work, just the source code, without bundling the closed s
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Wow. That's a neat project. It should also be a good way to run Windows binaries on Wine on ARM.
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6y ago
"One sided, at best"
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6y ago
Oh. I can't believe I never got that.
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6y ago
To not speak of to cloth them. Functional clothing was very expensive.
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What muddies the waters is that under Swedish law, rape is a fairly broad thing. Possibly it was rape under the law. What complicates matters is that the public prosecutor would never touch a case like this because the Police would just r
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6y ago
The temperature or pressure differences may be what causes much of the aging, push the spirits in and out of the casks, taking flavor from the wood back into the spirits. Either way, it must be possible. But I guess it's cheaper to do
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6y ago
Made me wonder how good fish sticks would taste, made from fresh fish, newly ground, (i.e. not breaded fish filet!) and some kind of really nice bread crumbs and eggs for the crust.
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6y ago
Ok, that's just mean. Medium I mean, in my native language, is mean.
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6y ago
You list technical solutions, but I'm talking about organisational failure. What about using too simple password, posting passwords on some semi-public forum, using the same password for several people, using the same account for sever
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6y ago
What about credentials? Access? Administration? DDOS attacks? I think you can’t tell the attack space from a glance like that. And there’s ways to properly lock down Windows installations too, patched or not. Careful systems design and plan
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6y ago
The problem is not in any particular stack. It’s system design overall. All your mentioned alternatives could just as easily fail if not properly secured.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secession_in_the_United_Stat...
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No, medium 33, some could get old. Just not most. And median and medium got dragged by high child mortality.
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Would it matter where they lived?
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6y ago
Maybe so, but then we need to come up with more words. As the UK proved, a nation in the EU is free to leave the EU, but a state in the US is not. (Without consent of the US, of course.)
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6y ago
It's also a signal that might help bad employers avoid her, and she avoid them.
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Actually it's completely plausible to skip on the surface of it. Bit easier to hit sideways, yes.
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6y ago
Sorry but I'm so tired of that phrase. We are social beings. Words have killed many people, and I don't even mean genocide or immoral orders. I mean through depression, suicide and so on.
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