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DMCA 1201 says ANY decryption without permission from a copyright holder (with some exceptions that are in practice pretty minor) is a federal crime. Yet one more on the pile of "three felonies a day" to hold over the masses to ke
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Yes it is. My M2 Max MBP runs multithreaded workloads in the same ballpark as my water cooled 12900k.
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Idk I switched about a year and a half ago from Chrome and aside from Firefox still being slower I haven’t had any issues. All the websites I visit and the features I use like Nvidia video upscaling work fine. Ublock Origin works fine which
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2y ago
Please use Firefox instead of a Chromium derivative. We need variety in the browser space and Gecko is pretty much the only independent option remaining.
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Second US Site Blocking Bill Introduced
(torrentfreak.com)
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The places paying their football coaches big bucks have football programs that are net revenue generating.
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People who make violent threats to their political opponents in a democracy should be dealt with violently by the state.
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What VPNs can offer though are censorship resistance and masking your IP from non-governmental (and perhaps governmental if the logs really aren't kept) third parties. Which for many people is what they really need more so than full to
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Unfortunately this year is well on track to be a significant increase in the casualty rate from commercial aviation even if nothing happens for the next ten months. While a lot of progress has certainly been made it is concerning that the t
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All people on board survived that crash as well.
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Survive sure. But one of the people in critical condition is a small infant that got thrown out of their lap belt so they will probably have life-altering injuries from this.
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Yeah, this post reads like “socially awkward guy discovered the mechanism by which the rule of law is a sham and always has been” to me.
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>At the invention of the printing press, there were people with this same energy. Obviously those people were wrong. And if we had taken their "lesson", then human society would be in a much worse place. One could argue that th
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The strong do what they wish and the weak suffer what they must. Any morality beyond that is a fairy tale that the weak tell themselves.
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Yeah taking some of the Ryukyus to build airbases and host anti ship missile forces would probably be an early objective to support the blockade. Depending on how bad the US is hit in the initial stages it wouldn’t even be out of the questi
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Those are the number of rapes reported in the city, not the number of subway crimes.
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The thing is that an amphibious invasion will likely not be the first move in the war. China will almost certainly strike hard to try and neuter US air and seapower close to the First Island Chain, and then impose a blockade to starve Taiwa
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How many were reported in January 2019?
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The problem is it hasn’t been resolved, there is a big lawsuit about it still working its way through the courts.
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The game theoretic problem with this scenario (and thus why a Pacific escalation scenario is so dangerous) is that China has essentially all of its forces in the area around China, whereas the US and its treaty allies have their forces scat
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You are exactly right, the artists are deploying all their rhetoric skills they learned in university to try to avoid becoming the next horse drawn carriage drivers.
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The FAA announced today that all helo operations around DCA are suspended indefinitely.
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New Bill Aims to Block Pirate Sites in the U.S.
(torrentfreak.com)
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The slippery slope is only a fallacy if you assume dogmatic priors, otherwise it is simple Bayesian updating.
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CONUS -> Honolulu -> East Asia or Australia will be a very viable setup. Especially if the refueling stop in Hawaii is well optimized for speed.
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If the result actually holds up in clinical trials though this is still huge! Parkinson’s is absolutely debilitating and more common than ALS.
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Neil Gorsuch is though and he signed on too. He even said that while he thought the government had to prove a higher standard than the opinion required, it didn’t matter to the decision because the government in his mind had met that even h
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Individuals can bring Pravda into the USA that is protected speech. But Congress could ban Pravda from doing business in the US same as it can ban or sanction any other foreign business.
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This has been SpaceX’s methodology for a long time now and has gotten them to the point where they have the most reliable western launch vehicles ever launching record amounts of mass to orbit each year at record low prices.
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It seems like they have the chopsticks catch down pretty well, but the ship exploded over the Atlantic so there's gonna have to be more tests before the ship can think about an RTLS test. More generally, getting the ship to work reusab
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