lazyguy2

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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Being stonewalled by bureaucracy with no explanation given is nothing new.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Public: Lets elect representatives. Legislation: Lets pass a bill that lets technocrats decide the details on regulations. Technocrats: I don't like the look for those emergency antennas from my vacation cabin in the mountains. Gun-
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
You speak of strawman, yet respond with more strawmen. Interesting tactic. But, ultimately, the security and safety of the American public is served best by actually using software and services that are safe and secure. When the Federal go
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
It's not sexist to suggest that testosterone impacts the body and mind. Male hormones exist for a reason and one of those big reasons is to impact behavior in various ways, including sex drive. What is sexist is assuming testosterone i
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
> do you really think a militia of armed citizens would be anything but gnats against the windshield of the United States Armed Forces? Yes, absolutely. If it's a true revolt. The reason for this is because if the rebels have suppo
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
The weakness in F-35's have been well known for a long time now. They've been well known since that a F-117 was shot down in 1999 during the Serbia conflict. The actual event was mostly due to bad operational tactics on the Americ
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Storage isn't the problem. The problem is that the governments 'own' all the nuclear material and anybody operating a nuclear plant is utterly dependent on government actors to do something with the 'waste'. It is
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Encouraging people to enter the military to deal with mental issues doesn't seem like the best move. Suicide rates among soldiers is already high enough. If anything we should be encouraging people to leave the force and join back with
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
I want to eliminate the stupid parts. Commerce clause can go, too.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
At the very least the company must show damages to sales or something like that. The whole patent system in general is a massive drag on innovation and the economy. Sure it's supposed to do the opposite, but that the difference betwee
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
the abstract/summary portion of a patent is worthless. It's just a executive summary. You have to look at the steps. A patent is a recipe for 'creating' the invention. You do A, and B, and C, and then D, and then further
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
What a bunch of assholes. Federal government really needs to stop enabling these people.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
It's pretty unusual for ISPs to do this. But Spectrum is big enough that it's a still a valid concern. Especially now that more and more people are using mobile networks from people like AT&T and Verizon, and these companies
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
All the 'big names' companies like 'Juul' and 'Blu' are heavily invested in by 'Big Tobacco'. These are the companies you see in gas stations and convenience stores across the America. But these big
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
I could imagine: Oh, shit.. I have "How to trick yourself into thinking overpriced prestige consumer goods are worth it: 101" with Mr. Conner. That guy is a pervert.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Apple isn't gods. A lot of time companies make shitty products and then refuse to back down on it. Apple has done it in the past and this is just another example of it.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Get rid of the Macbook if you want to run Linux. Without OS X there isn't any real point to it. Dell and friends do much better job at reliability.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
It's a safe assumption nowadays. People using children for propaganda is extremely common. If she was a 45 year old accountant trying to take a stand on climate change I don't think she would be trotted out like this.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
> Except that Python does not optimize tail calls Tail call reversion optimization just exists so people can right 'for loops' in a manner that looks 'functional' on the surface. Because that is what tail optimization
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
MITM is not a uncommon term to use when you do things like install corporate SSL certs on laptops so you can monitor people's activities.
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
My vote is for "cynical corporate dormitories" Since it's such 1984-speak. Years ago they called these things tenement buildings. Although the word can mean any multi-home building, it usually is used (at least in the USA) as
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by lazyguy2 7y ago
Illumos and friends are effectively dead, except as hobbies for enthusiasts. Sun Microsystems, now Oracle, didn't like the reception Open Solaris got so they packed up their source code and went home. Which is really a shame. All &#x27