naturalmovement

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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It is not mechanically fit for purpose. You can likewise put 26" rims on a Ford Fiesta but it will look and function equally poorly.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I knew someone would ask this. It is mechanically disagreeable. The weight/shape of the module will break the USB-C port in short order because it is solely supported by the connector. For instance, by bumping the spatula hanging off y
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Only Framework could reincarnate godawful PCMCIA cards as proprietary USB-C dongles and be praised for it. Insanity. Maybe next they can bring back the XJACK. No one wants to address the elephant in the room: it's a crap design for pro
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
You're playing word games to justify something which is clearly ethically wrong. You can't re-stream free over-the-air network TV. That one company with the datacenter full of TV tuners tried and was sued out of existence.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
So it's a proxy. Do you think you can re-stream cable TV or Netflix to your own paying customers at a cheaper price?
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Do you also think Chinese selling counterfeit US postage stamps on eBay for 50% retail price (which is a major problem CBP and USPIS are fighting presently) is the free market at work? This post is so delusional and dripping with condescens
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Linus Torvalds once went on record saying security vulnerabilities are no more important than regular bugs. This of course made vulnerability researchers seethe worse than aggrieved Redditors. It turns out he was right all along. The author
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Because they were the only party competent enough to run a PKI (which is 95% policy) while Linux distros still can't agree on a single boot loader. shim didn't exist at first. Linux was planning to go without until Red Hat's
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
The word from Red Hat is existing systems will continue to boot — presumably because they are time-stamped and counter-signed or because the dates are ignored entirely. 99% of secure boot discussions are drowned out by people who don't
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New Presidential Executive Orders to Fast-Track Quantum Computing(barrons.com)
3 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|3 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Actually landlords have a reasonable expectation you don't turn _their home_ into a crack house and no one should be forced to rent to scumbags.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
It's relevant in the same sense that they feel the risk is sufficiently low for their particular circumstances that the threat to their well being is not enough to mandate it.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> This is like saying "We don't need fire alarms You might want to let Europe know about your fire alarm analogy because the whole of Eastern and Southern Europe including Spain and Italy as well as Iceland have no requirement
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Fair enough. I don't judge you. But know that your lifestyle is outside the norm (I had to Google your description to make sure I understood aka open marriage) so your assumptions are slanted through that lens. A lot of posters here an
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Are you a divorced dad dipping your wick left and right or did you get it merely for the sake of doing so? The reason insurance does not pay for it at that age is because it makes no sense.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I find it extremely troubling that this comment detailing your very personal experience was flagged because it went against a prescribed narrative.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I don't think you understand how deductibles and coinsurance work. If you want a near-zero plan, you will pay more per month in premiums.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
There's entire Reddit communities of these people where they encourage and validate their shitty behavior. With some of the stories I've read, you'd have to be positively insane to be a small-time landlord these days, especia
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Imagine being able to shut down discussion at the FDA because a few anonymous randos pushed a "flag" button when they saw something they disagreed with.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
You may have had 10 minutes face-time with your doctor, but he spent time before your exam reviewing your case, and time afterwards dictating the notes. So likely 30-40 minutes was spent on you and this does not include the nurses and front
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Wow it only took them 26 years to import a 30 line C function, a third of which is comments? I should have sent them a nice fruit basket to commemorate the occasion.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
A reminder that we've had strlcpy [1] for ~ 30 years but it was never accepted into the Linux world because of typical petty open source bullshit. This is why we can't have nice things. [1] https://man.openbsd.org&#x2F
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Well it's written in managed code, what do you expect? Windows core apps used to be pure C++. Cry long enough about "safe" languages and expect to take the RAM hit.
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New Air Force One is unveiled, a $400M plane gifted by Qatar(cbsnews.com)
9 points by naturalmovement 4mo ago|3 comments
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
"Breaks the Recycle Bin" is hyperbolic, it affects text in a confirmation dialog. So regular everyday bugs we live with daily in the Linux desktop world. I love how primary sources for "journalism" these days are comment
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
I doubt Microsoft would qualify as a monopoly under present-day excuses being made for Google yet here we are with Internet Explorer Part Deux.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
> Questions come up: do you block a request if you fail to download the latest CRL? How often do you refresh it? In the before times we left settings like this up to competent system administrators to decide based on risk and not hardcod
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Revocation doesn't work because a cabal of arrogant Googlenos and friends decided it's too hard to fix so we won't do it at all. The last browser where revocation worked properly is Internet Fucking Explorer.
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Uh hello police department? I have MAC addresses! M-A-C... Yes, I sniff them out the air with equipment I built! Uh no I'm not on drugs why do you ask?
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by naturalmovement 4mo ago
Yes sheriff's dept response times can be terrible. But someone could have been there a lot sooner, and it does put pressure on the perpetrators. I would suggest trying to find out why you were targeted, if the establishment was cased b

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