jakeogh

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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Eudev works perfect
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   Gentoo. We didnt need to even debate it really. Systemd, like everything else, is optional.
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   Disable JS. Fixes 99% of it. Using a JS enabled browser is downright annoying now.
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   Ah, the inevitable personal attack. Anticipating your no-data repoinse is why I linked to the crimeresearch.org study, if you cant check the data then the study is meaningless, and you are not doing science. Odd that you deflect to creation
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   Is it supposed to be an independent variable? Seems given that people who can run are already over the hump by default.
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   False equivalence. Markets are subject to the health standards in their juristiction. The EU does not rule the world.
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   Also I bet they deny check out until late's are retured, maybe with some buffer for lost or cant return it yet but will. I dont see it mentioned in the article. Smart move imho. Bravo CPL. I bet the same result happens elsewhere indepe
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   I'm with ya, as long market forces are still at work I'll vote with my $'s every chance I get. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21302825
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   by jakeogh 7y ago

   "Alexa", whoever TF that is today, can hear and see your neighbors.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    TIL gas is a defensive weapon? Roughly 50% of US households have a firearm. If someone can break that out to single mothers that would be great, but as I said, it's not your choice to make. https://s3.amazonaws.com/oyez
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    You admit you need only one study, that you dont even know the name of and obviously havent read. "even more methodologically sound analyses" Link please. Why having access to the underlying data is not optional: https:/&#x2
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Where is the underyling data to that Rand study? I havent found it yet. I see the methodology links, and the link to the book, but no underlying data so far. Like what studies they included/excluded and why. I'm glad you arent arg
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Everything on that graphic is sourced at the bottom. Right from your link: "NO STUDIES MET OUR CRITERIA" -> "Defensive Gun Use" Obviously they need to avoid that given the first thing on the graphic. Even skipping the
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Tell that to a single mother. It's not your choice. It's a false argument that everyone needs to carry. Hence police get phone calls... to bring guns. Are you going to politely ask the murderer to wait 5 minutes? Nice "stats&
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    There's nothing wrong with having effective tools to protect life. If people know you have an irrational fear of some object, they just wont tell you. I live in Tucson, we have _plenty_ of guns, but in general, we carry them conceiled.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    They arent. They are attempts to limit speech. Borders are the biggest problem for centralized power. They create markets of ideas, and having their subjects see that is an extensial threat, hence the language engineering and constant attem
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    OP's comment about 'everything' is uselessly broad. Turns out, if you dont look... you wont know. So you reasonably asked where to look. Secrets, often as myths, are the rule, not the exception. I think of the difference in k
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    I see Mark Thompson (former BBC) is still the CEO. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/jimmy-savile/1... https://gawker.com/here-are-some-top-n-y-times-editors-and-s...
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Rand Paul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjQrZbRHI2Y Eric's lawyer: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EIuTRQUUUAA6wyP.jpg Transcript: https://i.redd.it/c3996zl31hu31.png Biden: https:
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Is there a EU FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF GDPR request? Love those cookie warnings. We need more popups like that. Imagine all the quality time spent clicking, knowing, for sure, that you are getting a cookie.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Consider that collecting data is remembering.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    I agree. Power centers need rules on what we can remember and say; it's what they derive their protection and power from. Personal responsibility is the last thing they want people to have.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Skippy's email is worth reading. As is the never mentioned instagram account. https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/37543
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20697780
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    For primary residences, I think it's something that will get fixed at the local/state level.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    If you must pay to continue "own" something, you dont own it.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    "legally be in control of themselves" Never. They have no skin in the game. If they did, locking them inside a car for their life would be illegal.
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    Along with attempting to shift blame to the cloud, there are always suggestions which try to mitigate their inability to deal with sentient things with more rules. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20882763 https:/
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    You are right, if this was a code issue. But it's not a code issue. It's a fundamental misunderstanding of the situation. It's not a problem that can be solved with code. People vastly underestimate the power of brains due to
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    by jakeogh 7y ago

    It's gov regulation of what one can remember, with some forced speech thrown in.