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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Okular works fine, is not bloatware, doesn't spam me with ads and works just for all my annotation & viewing needs. It's also Free software & respects data/privacy. Don't like KDE-based software? How about Evinc
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Is the official narrative posted on the official narrative report somewhere for reference?
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
> comically Synergy!
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I mean, a human in a helicopter is NOT the same as Gorgon Stare[0]. That's what's problematic, to me, anyhow. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorgon_Stare
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Gentle reminder to those who may not know - you can remove your Reddit comments but you're not able to remove your HN comments. Food for thought!
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I have the privilege to work alongside members of the Digital Services team at Veterans Affairs, and I will attest they are incredible people and some of the most talented minds in the business. These are the great people working hard on ta
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Oddball ( https://oddball.io ) | Remote (USA), Washington D.C. | full-time Oddball is a remote-first, service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) dedicated to modernizing federal citizen-centric digital services. Our mi
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I guess I can't. I'll go back to lurking.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I have, I live in the United States (Minnesota). I've voted absentee and I've even worked in local election offices. The process is fragile and fragmented at best.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
How can it be done securely? Just curious about the updated models
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
If I go to a voting location I can sign a voter roll and establish my presence as a voter, I sign the roll and I get a ballot in exchange (in my jurisdiction). This ballot is then filled in and anonymously submitted into whatever box or die
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Scenario: I'm living in a household with three roommates, unrelated to me. Maybe they're not granted the right to vote. The mail-in ballot arrives and is completed by one other than myself, without my knowledge. How do you prevent
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
The problem with sarcasm on the internet is that it's nigh impossible to pickup on.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Is it indicated how long ago these inmates were tested? Seems like that's a key component in this mystery and I can't find it.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
TIL! Thanks burpsnard =)
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
It certainly is!
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I am satisfied that this reply chain recognizes the irony in my long-winded argument. :) "Look and despair, yo!"
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
You have good points. Clearly the name of a thing matters. I'm arguing that the naming of a thing matters less than the efficacy of the thing itself. Doubly so in a hacker-oriented forum. As for the echo-chamber, that's a classic
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
The fact we have access to tools like this (and many, many others) is so damn motivating. I am working through some structured course material in preparation for net-sec baseline `$vendor-$certification` exams, and there are so many complex
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
For discourse, it seems.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
The amount of professional-grade hand-wringing virtue-signaling in this comment section makes me feel ill. Why get bent out of shape over the name of a software project? It's virtually a meaningless factor in day-to-day life. What abou
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Hard disagree. Software should be cold, calculated and cannibalistic. Leave cuteness to the experts: puppies and such.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
You'll have to excuse my skepticism. My government has a pretty poor history when it comes to the interests of its people, having sent yet another generation of its children to war on the other side of the planet based on false stateme
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Unfortunate for me. :( I'm sincerely uncertain. I'm probably closer to the middle of the Bell-curve of smarts than the majority of this board, which is why it's the only community I try to engage with. I don't know how t
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Psychedelics maybe a useful instrument with which to prod at our psyches, though not what I was implying, by any means. > useful frontier I think it's useful if one is to gain deeper self-awareness and emotional discipline by explor
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
This is the thread I was pulling on. Have you ever stopped to really ponder the literal awesome nature of dreaming? A relatively simple function we all practice, even our dogs. When you're in a lucid dream, you have the ability to cons
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
The operative word in my sentence is "may," indicating a level of uncertainty.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
I've never seen reports indicating any exploit running involuntarily in the wild, ever. That fact, however, does not validate my position.
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Slavery is more rampant now than during the Atlantic slave trade times of yore. The International Labour Organization[5] estimates that, by their definitions, over 40 million people are in some form of slavery today. 24.9 million peop
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by kfrzcode 6y ago
Who do we trust, when everyone is pointing fingers at each other?

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