jaywalk

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by jaywalk 4y ago
> No, it doesn’t happen often enough to undermine the integrity of elections in the aggregate. Ridiculous to just throw this out as if it's a concrete fact. Even changing the outcome of a Presidential election doesn't require a
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It's not just about electronic voting machines, at all.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Latinos almost universally despise it. It was made up by non-Hispanic leftists because... I don't know, something about not forcing gender? It's utterly ridiculous.
724.
by jaywalk 4y ago
How does shoving a student into a gifted program they aren't otherwise qualified for solely due to their race actually help anything?
725.
by jaywalk 4y ago
I realize it's just a blog post and not a scientific paper, but the author didn't even cite a source for that statistic. My gut reaction is that it's probably incredibly misleading if not outright false.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
So what happens when we decide "everyone is gifted" and teach all students at the level that would have been taught only to gifted students before? Seems like the obvious outcome would be a lot more students who struggle, necess
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> But I Need To Code on a Plane? Maybe stop flying so much. Or get a good audiobook and rest your eyes. Maybe even talk to your neighbor! (if they seem social) Get out of here. Airborne Internet access has gotten good enough that I spend
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Oh come on. The PFDs are damn near identical. The biggest difference is that the Airbus attitude indicator has rounded corners while Boeing's is squared. That's an entirely superficial difference that changes nothing about how it
729.
by jaywalk 4y ago
I'm well aware of the differences between the two products, since I use both on a daily basis. My answer was a bit flippant, sure, but they are both IDEs developed by Microsoft and Visual Studio is definitely the "Pro" versio
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by jaywalk 4y ago
VS Code Pro already exists. It's called Visual Studio.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Atom did much more than help make Electron mainstream. Electron was actually born out of it: https://www.electronjs.org/blog/electron/
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by jaywalk 4y ago
If the community actually cares enough, they can fork it and continue on with development.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I wonder how many times my credit card info was emailed in plain text after entering it into a form just like that one.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
At the end of the day, the DA was kicked out of office for doing exactly what he said he'd do. It's a good step, but you'll have to excuse me if I have a hard time believing that the people who have voted for Nancy Pelosi eve
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Boeing 737NG cockpit: https://cdn.wallpapersafari.com/16/15/2AyKUB.jpg Airbus A320 cockpit: https://airbus-h.assetsadobe2.com/is/image/content/dam/produ... They aren't ve
736.
by jaywalk 4y ago
Who the hell calls it duck duck grey duck? I've literally never heard it called that before.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
No, you're misunderstanding. The front panel is validating that the factory code is entered correctly before it allows the lock code to be reset. If the front panel were just dumb I/O, the inside panel would have to validate the f
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Nobody is going to be talking about an unstart over the radio in an emergency situation. It took 2-3 seconds between the unstart and the aircraft disintegrating.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I've watched the video on that page numerous times, and it's still amazing.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Mostly from the media. I only know a handful of people who even tried it out.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It's a vulnerability in the inside panel that was covered up by requiring the front panel to do more than it should. If the front panel were just a dumb I/O device, the inside panel could not have this specific vulnerability.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I'm not "very online" at all and I felt like I heard about Clubhouse constantly when it launched.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You are correct, which is why they wanted to get him convicted of leaking it.
744.
by jaywalk 4y ago
They need to prove that he leaked it if they want him to be convicted of it. And they want that because the punishment for it is far more severe.
745.
by jaywalk 4y ago
Sure, that's certainly possible. And if he did, then he deserves to be prosecuted and punished for it.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
But they were missing the key piece, which is that he leaked it. Without that, it's all circumstantial. Was he probably the one who leaked it? Yeah, I think it's safe to say that. But that's not where the bar lies in a crim
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Oh, please. We have a confirmed account of Obama ordering the (successful) execution of an American citizen without due process. So it's not just theoretical.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
When the article revealed the child porn, my first thought was "of course they 'found' child porn." Such a coincidence how tough cases like this always turn up with child porn charges.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You're arguing against something I never said, which is that private companies can do whatever they want.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Obviously the receiver rejecting something is entirely different from the USPS rejecting something. How do you not see that, and why are you doing this?

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