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by nieve 5y ago
Whereas on firefox I just added a search shortcut for "wp" that sends the rest of what I type into Wikipedia's _own_ search. I used wp since I don't care about Wordpress, but you could always do just w, wiki, or whatever
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by nieve 5y ago
Is it necessarily true that the owner of the NFT has any control at all over the server being pointed to? It seems highly unlikely to me that it's universal or even common.
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by nieve 5y ago
A fun experiment is deliberately running sudo rm -rf / on a decommissioned machine or throwaway virtual machine from a shell on it and then seeing what you still have access to. Bash has a surprising number of builtins and there are st
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by nieve 5y ago
The New York Times has been running a series on traffic stops focusing on reasons for the high death rate among motorists who are pulled over, but they also did this long and infuriating piece on the funding issue. It was actually somehow
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by nieve 5y ago
Regulatory capture kills people, but unfortunately the legislative equivalent means there's not much will to fix it. In this case though not only was there regulatory capture, but J&J and their talc supplier conspired to deceive th
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by nieve 5y ago
I highly recommend Derek Lowe's post on it for some of the details. It links to the press release which contains this information showing it was very effective still starting at 5 days from symptoms onset: > Similar reductions in CO
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by nieve 5y ago
They're not talking about that kind of extension. They mean ones that are basically an overgrown bookmark, sometimes with added marketing.
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by nieve 5y ago
Are you claiming that getting caught with child porn was "freedom fighting"?
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by nieve 5y ago
As far as I can tell "by logging out before delivering the data, he can render any session cookies invalid" means that if you use this mechanism and forget to sign out partway through the process you're potentially handing ov
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by nieve 5y ago
That reads a lot like "I'm surrounded by people who think there's no (non-Democratic) fascism and that's proof I'm correct when I tell you it's okay." Frog-boiling is a serious problem in US politics these
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by nieve 5y ago
That was probably a reference to the fact that Trump has filed anti-SLAPP suits against people suing him as an intimidation tactic and to run up their legal bills.
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by nieve 5y ago
Unless for some reason your vendor (Lenovo) has decided to stick a second M.2 slot in your laptop model and you can just buy an expansion drive in a couple of years when they're cheaper without having to swap out your old one. That was
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by nieve 5y ago
I.e. what Facebook does if you don't log in for long enough. Two days ago I got a pair of messages to the same address with links to completely bypass login and verbiage about how they'd seen I was having trouble logging in follow
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by nieve 5y ago
A rather impressive bit of propaganda, someone put a huge amount of work into making it sound even-handed while promoting it.
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by nieve 5y ago
Countdown to Cisco Wireguard with proprietary extensions and all kind of incompatibilities. :(
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by nieve 5y ago
Did you just count the same group twice - those who are members of the National Guard?
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by nieve 5y ago
_You_ know whether you've been vaccinated even if you're lying to others about it. Are you presuming now that antivaxxers are convincing themselves they've been vaccinated? I guess it's vaguely plausible.
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by nieve 5y ago
If nothing else they may be a bit worried about the Chinese government since they're a Tencent subsidiary. There's been some significant pressure on game companies this year.
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by nieve 5y ago
> kill - lists all running processes I shuddered reading that.
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by nieve 5y ago
Copying and pasting the same comment doesn't improve the quality of discussion, it just looks like you're not actually paying attention.
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by nieve 5y ago
This is intended for when the alternative is the browser crashing or worse the OS locking up. Your browser exiting unloads _every_ tab.
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by nieve 5y ago
> After the call, which Camp recorded and posted online, he boasted of “lying to the Washington Post” and began harassing a Post reporter via text and social media. That's one of the least subtle things I've ever seen and I&#x2
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Treasury will sanction crypto exchanges that help channel payments to hackers(washingtonpost.com)
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by nieve 5y ago
Protecting yourself from your ISP tracking and modifying your traffic for ad & data broker purposes.
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by nieve 5y ago
> They do not appear to form through individual collapses; multi-stage failures lasting hours or days appear to be more common That's a pretty major factor.
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by nieve 5y ago
IIRC they tried hard to push him into selling.
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by nieve 5y ago
If you look at what actually happened when they were deployed it was pretty much a useless gesture. Negligible patients were treated.
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by nieve 5y ago
They mean decoding at the level of extracting a signal & correcting errors in it from being sent across a wire, fiber, or broadcast. This is not the cracking encryption meaning of decoding.
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by nieve 5y ago
"Patton pled guilty to involvement in a 1990 shooting attack on a synagogue in Tennessee." I'm having trouble seeing how you can look at that and claim well maybe it's not really white supremacy.
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by nieve 5y ago
Either they deviated by a large margin or the area they were cleared for was too small because you don't just get mildly blown off course enough to exit a decent clearance area.

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