kn0where

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by kn0where 6y ago
How generous of my government to let me spend years battling them in court, while they get to violate my rights for the duration with little consequence if they end up losing. Much like a corporation getting fined or sued by the government
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by kn0where 6y ago
The US actually did ban possessing large amounts of gold during the Great Depression, so there’s legal and historical precedent.
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by kn0where 6y ago
The current majority party has just enough DINOs to prevent that from happening.
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by kn0where 6y ago
Ah yes, the Democrats, who will do nothing because: - Many of them will virtue signal on Twitter but are uninterested in actually challenging oppressive power structures as they exist. - They have the slimmest of majorities, requiring eithe
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by kn0where 6y ago
Maybe we’ve been reading very different breadths of science. Saying masks only work in a small number of situations sounds more like rationalization for not wearing one when we know aerosols are a major source of spread, and that masks sign
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by kn0where 6y ago
The whole “just be 6 feet away and it can’t get to you” is not reality, despite what the CDC or WHO says. Sure, keeping 6 feet apart helps reduce exposure compared to being 2 feet apart, but droplets containing the virus don’t all just magi
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by kn0where 6y ago
Apple released the first Intel Macs to consumers in 2006, and in 2011 removed Rosetta from Mac OS X, so I guess it depends on what you mean by a while.
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by kn0where 6y ago
Oh boy, this has scam written all over it. http://www.akyumen.com/
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by kn0where 6y ago
Don’t personally know but usually it’s monkeys.
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by kn0where 6y ago
Using CUPS on my Linux machines has always been an exercise in frustration. Installing the proprietary brother drivers using their shell script always just works. I wish they had drivers for ARM though so I could use a raspberry pi for shar
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by kn0where 6y ago
Granted I’ve only worked for small, software-focused companies, but the companies I’ve worked for have had pretty reasonable contracts saying that anything I create outside of work hours without using work equipment or work secrets is mine
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by kn0where 6y ago
When being a member or a particular race is highly correlated with being poor and disadvantaged in America, is instituting a policy that admits more of them to Yale an example of B) or, as you say, trying to fight racism with racism?
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by kn0where 6y ago
These schools receive a far greater number of qualified candidates than they can or wish to accept. Much like hiring practices at big tech companies, they project the image that with such a large applicant pool they only accept the “best” a
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by kn0where 6y ago
The big red flag I saw was that “Tik Tok” is in the wrong font in every screenshot.
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by kn0where 6y ago
Well, there is competition for the executive branch this November...
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by kn0where 6y ago
The government here simply doesn’t have the power to shut down the media/internet unless it wants to impose martial law and/or forcibly nationalize massive corporations like Comcast.
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by kn0where 6y ago
No, no, we can’t have that because then the US government and American companies couldn’t siphon all the data up for nefarious, I mean patriotic, purposes.
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by kn0where 6y ago
So Agent Cody Banks was realistic after all: https://www.icollector.com/item.aspx?i=16246907&mobile=0
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by kn0where 6y ago
An officer can give the dog a subtle cue to alert. Happens all the time.
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by kn0where 6y ago
To be fair, he looks quite different as each character with all the makeup/prosthetics/etc.
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by kn0where 6y ago
mitmproxy with the sslstrip.py script.
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by kn0where 6y ago
Not true, for instance YouTube Premium charges more for subscriptions through the App Store than if you subscribe on YouTube.com
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by kn0where 6y ago
Keep in mind though, that dishwashers use less water than washing by hand.
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by kn0where 6y ago
The latter. Although I believe Apple News can also (poorly) read RSS feeds.
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by kn0where 6y ago
A while back, my mom was sending me links to Apple News articles. I had deleted[0] the app from my phone, and tapping the links wouldn’t let me read the stories in the browser because it knew I was on an iPhone. Instead, it tried to open in
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by kn0where 6y ago
I have a UPS mostly because my laser printer sometimes trips the stupid arc fault circuit breaker[0] that gets false alarms incredibly easily. Since my apartment is new construction it has AFCI on every circuit. The TV also used to trip it
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by kn0where 6y ago
IRL, cops behave far more threateningly than calling someone a “bitch” on Twitter, and yet they don’t get charged.
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by kn0where 6y ago
I figured it sent a POST request to example.org
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by kn0where 6y ago
They used to be the same company: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westinghouse_Electric_Corpor...
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by kn0where 6y ago
Arctic Fox works with modern TLS and older versions of OS X.

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