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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Trump's handlers have proven the USA military don't care about the Constitution. They're happy to enforce the dictators will even though they know it to be unlawful. Seems like that is a significant movement that opens the do
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>In terms of nation-building, it's not the worst plan. Building which nation? The despotic dictatorship of USA one would have to assume you mean. The profits are no more likely to go to Venezuela's further development than they
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Fwiw, you might have misinterpreted the idiomatic expression "all the time" as meaning "100% of the time". It just means "often" or "commonly". The parent is just saying they often find bugs, they kno
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>Breaking into a data center requires coordination and ensuring a lot of people with access and visibility stay quiet Or just a warrant and a phone call to set up remote access? In the UK under RIPA you might not even need a warrant. In
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
That's a "travelling in a car isn't driving" level of legal argument.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
In which country? The young adults in my UK family aren't using Discord. They don't use Facebook (except to keep up with older family/associates) either though.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
So Google are trying lots of things to improve their search results but don't have the ability to out-think the spammers? That sounds like what you're saying?? Any evidence? It seems like they know how to improve (their offerings
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Every piece of USA tech has a data path back to USA -- who are actively threatening a bunch of countries right now. The obvious corollary is that Canada, Greenland & Denmark (Panama, Venezuela, etc. too) and all their allies should get
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Presumably it moves some stock prices or helps a company who bought a ticket/altcoin from Trump. I expect it achieves the intended effect.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Why do you say it's rent seeking? Offshore wind is efficient, turbine blades can safely be much larger giving 3x the output, turbine arrays have unobstructed space giving twice the capacity factor. It's more efficient than onshore
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>in service of one outcome - kill renewable energy. Also killing all humans, what idiots.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
My knowledge of dinosaurs is a few decades old really - any good sources for a summary of T-rex developments in particular or dinosaurs more generally? I could imagine there's some great videos out there? I'd be keen to have scien
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Going back centuries piqued my interest, but I assume you just meant decades?
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
I mean, the same comment applies mutatis mutandis .
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
It wasn't a USA vessel and wasn't it USA waters -- AIUI that means USA lack any jurisdiction unless they're defending themselves from imminent threat? Did I err?
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Could you define an absolute source of truth based on extrinsic features. Something like taking an intrinsic time from atomic sources, pegged to an astronomic or celestial event; then a predicted astronomic event that would allow us to reco
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Unless you can stop, I'm afraid this will cause almost certain death.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
USA can't issue a proper seizure warrant for a foreign country. It's just a declarative judgement; you can seek later to negotiate a legal transfer under that country's sovereignty, but courts which are supposed to be bound b
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
I've not seen the latest Jurassic Park movie, but I've seen a clip with velociraptor's with feathers, and maybe quetzlcoatalus too? Along with colourful skin on eg compsagnathus. They seem to have moved on a bit, they're
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
I have the impression that there's a dashboard that the admins use for "second chance" to allow them to schedule stories they think didn't do as well as expected, to give those stories a second (third?) bite at the cherr
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
They've been quite forceful in the past in pushing 'plugins' by integrating them and turning them on repeatedly when people turned them off. Did that achieve the last CEOs goals? Presumably if it did they'll use that rou
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
You'd have to be inconscionably crass to profiteer off charities treating kids for cancer ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_J._Trump_Foundation "Granting money to charities that rented Trump Organizati
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>Or are we talking about Western standards? Like USA-standards, or past-Western standards. Currently USA's law is 'did you pay the president a bribe to be pardoned'. CCP looks positively enlightened compared to that.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Instead, by refusing to sell weapons to Ukraine -- and lying about Europe's support -- when it didn't suit Trump, you've firmly placed your flag. Not allies in any meaningful sense.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>only China, India, Russia aren't US allies Yes, all the European-aligned states you mention should currently be opposed to USA [or at least the fascist regime ruling it], because of the threats to Denmark/Greenland. UK, Aus sh
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Maybe 'World mafia' is a better description? They're not enforcing law and/or morality (nor ever have been?), they're just pressing countries for bribes for Trump, or to shift World markets for insider trades, or pr
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by pbhjpbhj 11mo ago
I've wondered about jurisdiction in copyright for a while -- if I access a USA website from a Swedish server, make a copy on that server, then stream it to a French location for viewing all the while being in UK. Where has any crime&#x
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by pbhjpbhj 11mo ago
Surely IPv6 makes location spoofing harder, you're not identified by just location anymore but uniquely identified down to the device?
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by pbhjpbhj 11mo ago
I wouldn't use that adjective but I think it fits in the strict definition - it's the style of someone overly willing to please, like a servant currying favour with their master. I'd probably describe it as saccharine. Or dar
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by pbhjpbhj 11mo ago
>They have no idea I manage large (not huge) AWS deployments I wonder if that is true? Like, how tenacious are they with knowing customers? If the same IP address was used to login to manage two deployments would customer service see a p

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