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megous
2y ago
You mean direct threats of violence or rape, and aggressive posturing and verbal attacks, etc.? Something like this? https://www.facebook.com/reel/375773352130251 Just hard to imagine what you're talking about in
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megous
2y ago
UCLA renting the lawn next to the protesting students to some outside pro Israeli proterstors and then leting them attack their own students is quite a bold move. This almost looks like incitement to violence. The part about police just wat
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megous
2y ago
Were you attacked based on your ethnicity?
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megous
3y ago
You don't need browser extensions to use a password manager. You can just copy&paste.
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megous
3y ago
Using a completely unprotected communication medium channelled via US located servers is a reason to monitor it. Pushing "terrorists" to better secured means of communication is no way helpful to the US.
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megous
3y ago
So this is just to make it easier to ban non-US citizens from using US IaaS (or track them). Just don't use American IaaS in the first place. It's not like computers are available only in the US.
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megous
3y ago
So providing tiktok app and running from servers abroad is ok? :D Talk about causing the opposite of the law's intentions.
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megous
3y ago
Israel can generate chaos on its own quite well, thank you. About one half (!) of all UNGA emergency special sessions are about its conflicts, for crying out loud. :) This nothingcountry of <10 million people entertains the whole UN for
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megous
3y ago
$300 board (I'm including shipping and customs) is not low end. Low end FPGA boards are ~30$ these days.
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megous
3y ago
We just copy a schema run test on a copy, and drop it afterwards. It can run in parallel if you name schemas randomly, or by test name. You only need one DB, no need to even re-connect, start DB cluster or whatever. It can all work with a s
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megous
3y ago
. You've discredited your argument the moment you started comapring premedidated state action by Israel to car accidents.
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megous
3y ago
Sorry, but no. Responsibility for action is always with the side that is acting. Israel is fully responsible for the murder of 40000+ of Palestinians and for starvation (simply due to being in full control of what can be given to Palestinia
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megous
3y ago
Also if you listen to the fired Googler's demands [1], second of them was stopping the existing harrasment and intimidation of arab and Palestinian workers. I don't think demanding to stop toxic behavior can be called toxic. Other
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megous
3y ago
So that Googlers can work tirelessly to support genocidal Israeli government, without such needless reminders and interruptions?
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megous
3y ago
:DDD
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megous
3y ago
Or imagine a Palestinian employee who got 10 family members killed having to suffer working with Israelis who'd openly support it. Seems like a both sided issue.
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megous
3y ago
Some corporates in sillicon valley have (had? wanted to have?) an aura of being more than just money making corporations. Mission, values, we're diffferent, we're the familly, don't be evil, all that crap. I guess some employ
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megous
3y ago
Eh, why should Palestinians though? There are many that are being attacked daily by Israel. Should they just take it? Also you're kinda assuming this contract is about defense, or that the defense is just. No idea why anyone should jus
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megous
3y ago
Israel's government is directly and intentionally killing an maiming about 250 children daily for 190 or so days in a row 15-20 thousands of them dead right now, and 10s of thousands more wounded. And this is not even the first genocid
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megous
3y ago
Only about computer technology. Other topics here are undistinguashable from the rest of the general Internet.
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megous
3y ago
I had LLM patiently show me use after free bugs in non-existent Asterisk C code it just made up. :D
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megous
3y ago
Iranians are nice people. And I'm pretty sure the leadership doesn't care about some randos on the internets. Keep your scaremongering to yourself.
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megous
3y ago
It was upgraded to target politician's families, already. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ismail_Haniyeh Always interesting to me how western diplomats do not just right out reject bombing of diplomatic buildings, b
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megous
3y ago
Nothing, they are unguided and not targetable. They have almost 0 military value as far as targeting goes. They're "lucky" if they hit something outside of Gaza. You can see them being used for distraction/confusion (lik
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megous
3y ago
GTK uses CSS underneath.
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megous
3y ago
It doesn't "feel comfortable" about many other things, too.
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megous
3y ago
You realize you can just go there and blow them up (ot shoot them up american style), right? Why the need for all the high tech?
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megous
3y ago
40 such earthquakes happen daily in the world. So?
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megous
3y ago
> Once you start letting people edit the config files, That way lies madness... What can be done instead is to provide your own unified (some schema validated) configuration options, and generate the app specific config files from your s
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megous
3y ago
Oh my, another reason not to use github. :D So many reasons poping up just in this comment section alone.
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