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pocksuppet
20d ago
Didn't help the non-spying TV market.
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pocksuppet
20d ago
Your argument is basically "humanity can't be destroyed by anything, because I said so"
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22d ago
Something close enough to this already happened, at the end of 2019. So we know what the outcome of a bioweapon will be: half the population declares that the bioweapon doesn't exist, avoiding it is "woke" and then goes out a
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pocksuppet
22d ago
How do you know they weren't? Is it impossible to research any more guided rockets? Do we know what they're doing PhDs for - in China?
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pocksuppet
22d ago
From this double standard, we can infer the country is one that the US would have a double standard in favour of. That narrows it down to two countries.
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pocksuppet
22d ago
That is how apps work in 2016 onwards (the last decade).
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pocksuppet
23d ago
The addition is much cheaper than the memory access. The register pressure is worse than the addition. The size reduction of the index (versus the pointer) and resulting cache pressure reduction can outweigh the register pressure and the ad
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pocksuppet
23d ago
What is the benefit of having a boundary?
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pocksuppet
23d ago
That is called pointer arithmetic on the base
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pocksuppet
23d ago
That's the same as any other index or member access. It's myThreadLocalBlock->myVariable. thread_local is an example of something else unusual though - a struct linker as seen in https://yosefk.com/blog/i-w
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pocksuppet
23d ago
Solution: Be nice to nice merchants and be shitty to merchants you hate.
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pocksuppet
23d ago
I don't know if you're aware, but there was a whole lot of controversy around Central Bank Digital Currencies a few years ago. Mainly because the government can instantly see every transaction you do and will use it to decide if y
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23d ago
I thought the main selling point was that they work almost anywhere. Whereas my EFTPOS card only works in Australia, my Girocard only works in Germany and my Pix account only works in Brazil.
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23d ago
Visa and Mastercard are the ones setting the rules. They are the ones who decided that the fee can't be added on to the purchase price. If your credit card added 1% to every transaction from your perspective , but the competing bank&#
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23d ago
It's the worst case before they get penalized. I've had worse times with Mastercard and Visa. It's really not a big deal if one in a thousand payments, you sit by the card reader for 30 seconds before it says "please try
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23d ago
But simple corporate greed is the same thing as taking money fro the poor and giving it to the rich?
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23d ago
That's why, at a conference fully paid for by WPEngine, he announced that WPEngine had never paid for anything.
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23d ago
That is mental illness. It doesn't imply that a virus took hold of your brain cells. It can be inability to cope with the real world. I suspect most of us will go through it at some point in our lives.
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23d ago
And the best way to get people to let you do bad things, is to offer them something good, that uses the same mechanism. If I want to MITM the whole internet, what better way than offering free caching and bot blocking? I even get to charge
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23d ago
You don't pay with money, you pay with the curses^H^H^H^H^H MITM.
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23d ago
Money laundering isn't even a real thing. It's an excuse for the government to arrest people who are linked to people who are linked to people who they don't like.
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24d ago
You can also just give people downstream of you my source code, supporting software freedom. Then you can use it for free.
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24d ago
In the Netherlands the Nazis were able to exterminate Jews much more thoroughly than they had in Germany, because the Netherlands kept such meticulous records of the name and address of every Jew. And everyone else, but the Nazis were after
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24d ago
Has that ever worked in history? I seem to recall that every other fascist government was dealt with a different way.
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24d ago
For Cloudflare's definition of "malware"
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24d ago
It's not forced charity (for them), it is restricted charity (for you). You wouldn't operate a food bank and give 1000 cans of beans to someone who plans to throw them through the windows of cars. You only give the beans to people
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24d ago
Did the US stand with the USSR?
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24d ago
Okay well George Floyd was also less prosperous than most of the USSR. I don't see what cherry-picking a specific subset of people has to do with it.
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24d ago
So mercenaries? Has that ever worked out well for anyone?
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24d ago
In a true libertarian society, since it's small government, the government wouldn't help rich people stay rich. You could just declare yourself owner of Tesla, and nobody would stop you except the former owner of Tesla, if he can
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