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by lucasRW 2y ago
It's not bizarre, it's pretty much in line with the stance that the West has had with Russia since the 90s, even with Bush junior in the early 2000s, before the rise of the neocons.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Obviously, no.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
They can try, but they shouldn't be surprised if the people welcoming them then change their mind and become upset. Sounds like basic stuff to me. Again, you are free to speak your mind. Just, that, if I invited you to dinner at my hom
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Reddit and Hackernews tend to think this crowd (liberal latte-drinking Macbook developer) represents the general population.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
They are not terrorists. They are public supporters. When you are welcomed at someone's house, you don't start going around by lecturing them on how to run their house. They are free to support Hamas, just not in the US as student
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by lucasRW 2y ago
How do you guys interpret the fact that the UK hasn't requested such backdoors for Android-based stuff ? Ie. is this an indication that they already have such thing ? The UK "laws" are extremely evil when it comes to violatin
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Examples ?
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by lucasRW 2y ago
They've been sending people to prison for posting memes....
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Many people think like you. Western Europe in general has been destroyed by a certain ideology, and whoever can emigrate does emigrate.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Correction: - not quoting a newspaper, but court documents. - not a random staffer, but THE staffer you are so concerned about.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
No
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by lucasRW 2y ago
https://www.zetter-zeroday.com/court-documents-shed-new-ligh... "New court documents shed light on what a 25-year-old DOGE employee named Marko Elez did inside Treasury Department payment systems. They also provide ext
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by lucasRW 2y ago
They have read-only access, as the latest court documents (Google "Zeitner DOGE") show, and contrary to the fakenews that were peddled in the early days of that stuff. Big Balls can only use this read access from a provided Treasu
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Got you, so, it's super sensitive for everyone, except for journalists who can freely publicize that type of information.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Isn't this the idea of an audit ?...
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by lucasRW 2y ago
These guys worked for SpaceX anyway, so it's pretty much guaranteed that they were already cleared even before joining DOGE. A lot of speculation and guessing on this topic, which is surprising from news outlets which pride themselves
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How is my Browser blocking RWX execution?(rwxstoned.github.io)
48 points by lucasRW 2y ago|33 comments
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by lucasRW 2y ago
I'm very happy with X, once you do a bit of tuning.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
You are correct and I should have only mentioned schools and education, which tend to implement their own policies and agenda irrespective of the orientations of the government. Again, same in Europe or the UK, where you may have a right-wi
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Egalitarian policies from left-leaning governments. This is the common factor (cf. west europe). Tolerate bad behavior, scepticism towards discipline and efforts... the results are very logical.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
They already partially operate from China. They would just do that more. They could even have their own connection to China and connect to the Internet from there. It's going to be a wack-a-mole thing that they easily win.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
I once had the following experience as a kid: i learnt a skill (in that case, juggling), completely in my sleep. I clearly remember trying it in my dream, failing, in what was pretty much a "dry-run" or a simulation, where maybe s
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Interview of Durov from Carlson some time ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ut6RouSs0w In the end, it is not the evil ones who arrested him for very evil reasons (Russia, Iran, etc), but the good democratic countries wh
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Head coverings are not banned. Anyone who's ever been to Paris or any french cities in the past few years can confirm.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
As usual, very hard to take a stance on that kind of stuff. Yes, satisfactory to see the FBI being able to catch that type of scum. But at the same time I can't help thinking that next, it's going to be the UK governement hacking
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Glad to see an uncensored AI able to compete with the other models.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
His whole history proves that his moral principles go first, not money. He doesn't care if his defense of free-speech causes him revenue losses on X.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Typically, those stats usually showcase countries which are NOT in the EU: Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland. And anyway, European countries were like that before the EU.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
Boeing's number one priority is DEI.
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by lucasRW 2y ago
First, we were talking about EDR in Windows usermode. Second, still, that doesn't change anything. You can make your malware jmp to anywhere so that the syscall actually comes from an authorized page. In fact, in windows environment, t

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