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penultimatename
4y ago
I stopped trusting this application when I realized my some of my self hosted services were exposed without authentication, despite the configuration being set. Apparently there had been an bug open for months that authentication didn'
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penultimatename
5y ago
They run two GPUs. I highly doubt NVIDIA, their lawyers, or a judge would consider that a datacenter. The license is clearly directed at a different crowd.
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5y ago
I like how you claim that deaths are up, yet somehow the data doesn't exist yet. And then you're being melodramatic in other comments about not being able to questions vaccines. Maybe it's because you're casting doubt wi
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penultimatename
5y ago
This is misinformation. The Air Line Pilots Association has confirmed that more pilots under their union died in both 2019 and 2020 than in 2021. https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-pilots... If you h
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5y ago
This reads more like an unsourced, conspiratorial rant than an educated analysis of NATO expansion. He managed to hit: - Netflix won't host his movie that is a one-sided defence of his $700M fraud conviction, equates it to cancel cultu
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penultimatename
5y ago
Should HN follow all applicable laws from every country, state, and county?
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5y ago
Because it isn't really relevant if he was guilty or not. Being arrested for a crime, forced to sign a document in a language you don't understand, no access to legal or diplomatic representation, repeatedly denied any hearing or
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5y ago
The last time hospitals ran during an epidemic of this intensity was in 1920. I think your confidence in the long-term viability of treating a population that has no interest in stemming the virus is completely unwarranted. If levels stay a
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Children account for 1.3% to 4% of all US hospitalizations for COVID, depending on the US state. What do you suggest is done when everyone throws their hands up and medical demand exceeds supply? I fail to see how being unable to admit pati
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5y ago
It's in very poor taste to conflate the issues of social distancing and vaccination acceptance with treatment of medical staff. If everyone social distanced and got a vaccine, there would be no issues with medical staff being overworke
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5y ago
Countless examples, yet you failed to name a single specific example.
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5y ago
I've never heard of a court ruling that construed "the government" in the Constitution, an amendment, or a law as synonymous with a private company based on size or power. That's a massive leap that isn't codified i
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5y ago
I'm sure AOC's demand was critical in their decision to ban such a vibrant, positive application.
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penultimatename
5y ago
Compelling counter argument. Why would the First Amendment's freedom of association change because a group is too large or loud in the public sphere?
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5y ago
I think most of Photopea's users would be using the free services. I don't see why a developer would want to bend over backwards to support users who aren't paying them, aren't viewing ads to support their usage/ban
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5y ago
I think your failure to acknowledge the difference between a private company paid for services and a foreign government offering their services for free says who is the partisan one here.
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5y ago
I find it more odd that people hand-wave a political campaign meeting with a foreign government for political dirt on an opponent. That is truly genuinely concerning.
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6y ago
The processes around reporting were deemed unconstitutional, not actually putting someone on a list. The government slightly improved the process and would actually tell people if they were on the list, which was enough to satisfy the court
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6y ago
What makes you think the no-fly list is unconstitutional? The Supreme Court doesn't take cases because a law is unfair, they take cases that violate the Constitution or written law. The Court has routinely deemed "national securit