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by mariuolo 5y ago
Perhaps they wish to improve kernel security by pushing reviewers to be more careful. Or to prove its overall insecurity.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
How about desert sand? I understand it's too fine to be useful in the construction business, unsure about the composition though.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Will they detach their module? I understand it's the one supplying power. If so, can it be replaced in such a short timeframe?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
What kind programming paradigm does it use? It wasn't clear from the website.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> the majority of trans women are attracted to women Do you have a source for that?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> Is there a known connection between transgenderism and higher crime rates? No, but there is a known connection between being transgender and resorting to prostitution to survive. Which, unfortunately, is illegal in California.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
https://archive.ph/GODWY
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by mariuolo 6y ago
A nice experiment:)
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Could this also be for the purpose of data attraction?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
I'll go against the grain and say that I'm more surprised that digg still exists.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> arrested them as was done with black protestors instead of politely showing them the door If they had barely the means to repel them, what makes you think they could have arrested them?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Couldn't they switch to vkontakte?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> "Elbakyan may be working with Russian military intelligence. The story says she may have been stealing US military secrets from defense contractors" And how is sci-hub connected to that?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Is that a roundabout way to say they won't?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> they could also export solar I remember an old discussion about this. The main problem is that transmission lines to potential customers would have to traverse unfriendly countries.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> the UAE will never become poor But their land might become uninhabitable in a few decades.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
He wrote a book about it (Trust Me, I'm Dr. Ozzy). He basically says "don't do like I did".
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Infringement of what? Could they ever be more vague than that?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> To use anything based in China will only cause more oppresion. How? It's not like China has the greatest respect for intellectual property.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Couldn't it simply be that whoever is behind that product didn't appreciate the criticism and asked the convention organisers to do away with him?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> The revenues of the Crown Estate belong to the Treasury Would said revenues remain the same, were the monarch to be taken out of the equation?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Is this shell actually written in python2 in the year 2020? (see: https://github.com/oilshell/oil/tree/master/Python-2.7.13 )
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by mariuolo 6y ago
How about running Windows in a VM and utilising Wireshark to analyse the protocol?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
There's another aspect that bothers me: given how many IoT manufacturers tend to shut down their servers after a while, what's going to happen the day the app cannot communicate with the gizmo in question? Will every user remain l
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Like this guy https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/11/14/i-have-toyota-corola/ ?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> on what grounds? Discriminations, of various genres. > AFAIK if you're the defendant you can opt for trial by judge rather than trial by jury. And in a civil trial you're going to need the other party to agree.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
Or else?
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by mariuolo 6y ago
> Why is this happening? One word: lawsuits. And the unpredictability of juries.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
I get the feeling that Jean-Louis Gassée is still bitter about his company not having been bought by Apple back in 1996.
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by mariuolo 6y ago
I don't think it's completely fair. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth, especially when you need one.

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