kevin_b_er

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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
I would argue a greater threat is the attack upon democracy in the United States. One of the major political parties now rejects election results they do not win. A fall of the United States to a fascism that is allied to Putin would very l
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
They're going down the same path as Twitter. The API is to be locked down so the company can't be out-innovated.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
I'm trying to reduce my meat consumption. I doubt I'll ever fully go vegetarian or even vegan by choice. I'm cutting down on meat and sugar, and I'm upgrading my whole grains and vegetables.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
I find the not-old reddit link unusable on mobile as reddit frequently blocks mobile browsers from loading, demanding they use the app for data collection purposes.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
US already demands passenger manifests if you want to fly through the US airspace. So they could know the details.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
Unknown but India and China are most definitely not tight
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
Ignore US? Well that didn't happen. Former president appears to have some connection and dependence on Russian interests.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
How did that work well when nothing was ever in order?
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
He "simplified the menus", remaining broken old web pages be damned. Mozilla's goal is to be as user hostile as Chrome.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
Too late, code merged. Bugzilla locked. You the user do not matter really to Firefox anymore. If the encoding is broken, it cannot be fixed by Henri Sivonen auto-detection code, but he can claim he "simplified the menus" as a bul
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
I'm annoyed ktrace wasn't revisited. If the integer was getting truncated, why did ktrace print that the request was still VIDIOC_S_FMT? Shouldn't it have printed some goofy number that didn't match?
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
The firehose of falsehoods relies on this. The liar can produce 10 lies and demands you disprove them or they are somehow true. The burden of the liar proving their reasoning is missing. The goal is that their opinion and your fact be treat
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
More and more TOS contain Mandatory Binding Arbitration. Once Mandatory Binding Arbitration is invoked, no other law matters. It supersedes other state and federal laws with respect to contracts. The contract will then be judged by arbiters
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
I suggest the real website. Posting NIH Pubmed links tends to be used to suggest the NIH has something to do with it, when this website is just a library catalog of papers. This is a mirror maintained by a government agency. https:/&#
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
The temporary initial RAM filesystem? You are describing the thing that is loaded and run to load the Debian installation data and install Debian. One could argue the thing you are running is not "Debian", but Debian's inst
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
When they're known for spreading lies about communicable diseases, why shouldn't there be suspicion?
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
By ending the fundamental right of ownership itself, the vendor ensures no one can resell stuff and lower the value of what they "sell". It has little to nothing to do with actual security, but instead pure greed. You will own not
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
So allow open lies and open hate?
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
The previous administration even attempted to prevent states from having net neutrality by claiming that disclaiming FCC authority was a prohibition on it. Yes, by attempting to claim FCC had no authority to regulate they also simultaneousl
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
This reminds me directly of "The Light Sharpener", one of Rob Cockerham's experiments. https://cockeyed.com/incredible/solardish/dish01.shtml https://makezine.com/2007/06/0
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
The ports only care about inbound cargo, not outbound empties. So they have no incentive to have enough space for empties. The surge demand has suddenly depleted the free spots is removed until its a trickle. Then you get this result. The s
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
The farmers can use pretty much as much as they want from the aquifers and they pay that $70 for 325 thousand gallons of water. That's how individual water conservation pales in comparison to a farmer paying for $20 more in water. Or
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
So we'll have a group of people who suffer from cancer and those who don't. Natural selection it would seem.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
What I want to know is if they'll start sending what I type into Notepad as "telemetry".
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
So China has sanctioned EU goods? Either the EU responds or the EU is no longer a common market.
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
When an organization is known for deceit for political purposes, it means I must expend extra effort to determine what information they have twisted, what information they have intentionally left out, and what the angle is. It requires extr
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
This is published by an organization known for deceit. Thus, everything they write should be taken with a grain of salt with the full knowledge they engage in deceitful misinformation practices for the purpose of political action. https:&#
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
Probably poorly. It is a violation to cast an unaligned pointer to an aligned type that the base pointer is not aligned for. And the code looks like it does just that right here: https://github.com/nadavrot/memset_bench
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
Last link is from a propaganda peddler and should be treated with extreme caution. https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/10/05/1036408/silicon-...
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by kevin_b_er 5y ago
You'd not say the same thing if the ownership of a domain changed hands quietly, in the background.

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