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by meepmorp 2y ago
The previous House vote was 352-65, so not much different.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
"Firebrand," here presumably means, "crook who literally stole the Chinese subsidiary of a foreign company because that's just how shit works in China."
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by meepmorp 3y ago
You missed the bit about the guy in the story being in parole - parolees have fewer 4th amendment protections than other citizens, as a condition of their early release from prison. Different situations are different.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Presumably to look for evidence of criminal activity.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Nobody was compelled to give evidence against themselves. Fingerprints are external, physical features - it's no different than being made to give up a key to a locked door pursuant to a warrant. And parolees are released under supervi
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Jesus wasn't Christian.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
It's not excellent software, but there's nothing that's better or more comprehensive in features. Ugh, the scripting.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
To get access to the information on the phone?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> You could also end up winning $100 from gambling $100. Or you could lose it all, whereas buying a designer hand bag has a 100% chance of you ending up with a designer handbag afterwards.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> They lawyer has not even agreed to fix their error. How do you suggest the lawyer fix their error?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> Smishing: A social engineering attack using fake text messages to trick people into downloading malware, sharing sensitive information, or sending money to cybercriminals. "Smishing" combines "SMS"—or "short me
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> Musk is too conservative for you Is white replacement now just conservative ideology these days?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
I couldn't tell, so I asked.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Are you saying Lubitz didn't intentionally crash the plane?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Elon will never love you, no matter how devoted you are.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
I think Itanium was pretty successful in few important, though entirely non-techincal, ways: it got HPaq to kill and PA-RISC and SGI to stop developing MIPS.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
"Who the fuck put this fence here?"
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by meepmorp 3y ago
I think it's written that way as an aid readers in understanding the topic of the article. X is a tremendously stupid name and it's not guaranteed that people will immediately be able to identify it as the social-network-formerly-
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by meepmorp 3y ago
So, IRL NFTs?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
I think you're misreading the headline, which blames the problem on "Elon Musk's X," not the man himself.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> Is it illegal for apple to do something on-device that runs queries against all the databases for the user's applications? Why would it be illegal?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
What do you think would be a better description?
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by meepmorp 3y ago
The internet died in 1993, when Delphi let the unwashed masses in on the fun.
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How Command Line Parameters Are Parsed(daviddeley.com)
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by meepmorp 3y ago
> Why the need to indicate this in the title? Because X is a stupid name. Mentioning Musk along with X helps make the association between that stupid name and the man responsible for it.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
macOS isn't a niche platform
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Hall effect switches, because everything old is new again.
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by meepmorp 3y ago
smell of weed >>> smell of cigarettes (or, tbh, a whole lot of other things one might smell in cities)
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by meepmorp 3y ago
Man, I wish we'd gotten that cage match

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