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My understanding is that the paravirtualization provided by Xen is an effective control. The guest shouldn’t have direct access to the hardware device io right? What is the alternative? If you don’t use a VM you have to expose dom0 directly
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I just got a framework last week, and I was quite disappointed with the supposed “Linux support”. It’s absolutely not “out of the box support” as they claim on their marketing material. I had to do a number of tweaks to get into a usable st
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4y ago
Not sure I understand your comment. Of course kernel code is executed in the guest VM…what’s the problem with that? An adversary would have to break Xen security controls to gain access to your other domains.
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4y ago
> That's trivial to fix by giving poor folks $5K each and then it's their choice if they want to spend it on gas. Aka a subsidy for not buying gas. See my sibling comment. This is dramatically underestimating the economic damag
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Redistribution would not nearly be enough to offset the economic damage to the lower class. A big percentage will be lost to bureaucracy. Inflation would skyrocket. Those with assets see all the benefit of inflation, while the poor people w
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You're missing the point. It would deeply widen the already large gap between the upper and lower classes. And the worst part: it still wouldn't fix the problem. The really carbon expensive aspects of society come from industriali
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4y ago
People get upset because it effectively becomes a regressive tax structure. The end game of taxing carbon has poorer people spending a larger percentage of their income paying taxes...even if they're consuming the same amount of resour
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4y ago
Now the influence just comes from the wealthy benefactor and his interests
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Apple is in fact suing NSO IIRC. But honestly what do you expect? Any nations military will always stockpile weapons. Malware isn’t just “controlled like weapons” they ARE weapons.
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4y ago
It is crazy. You’re asking intelligence agencies to not conduct surveillance. You’re asking military not to develop weapons. Never gonna happen :(
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4y ago
Who cares?
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5y ago
You’re not really addressing my point. Wtf does “strong man” even mean? Is every blue collar worker, athlete, law enforcement, first responder, military personnel…etc a fascist to you? Why not go a step further and just say all men are fasc
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5y ago
Honestly good point idk. I like to think that a fully self sustaining autonomous defense system will never exist
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Because if shit gets bad enough for the general population, they go after the elites in full force. This is why we have constant revolution throughout human history.
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5y ago
Go reread the thread. OP said: > "Strong men" make fascism, not good times. They’re not even referring to any person or distinct group of people. The statement is so overly broad that it could cover BILLIONS of people. You’re m
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5y ago
Really? Did you read the thread? Original comment says: > "Strong men" make fascism, not good times. You’ve brainwashed yourself if you believe “Strong man” = Fascist.
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5y ago
We can’t sustain our current levels of spending without a growing population. The lions share of American spending goes to social services: social security, Medicare, Medicaid. If you’re referencing to automation taking over…I fully agree w
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5y ago
It’s a comment about the cyclical nature of prosperity. It’s not an attack on the non masculine.
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I can’t understand what you’re trying to convey. The terms fascist and nazi seem to have lost all meaning nowadays…at least to the far left.
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5y ago
I can't agree more. The folks disagreeing with you on some ethical basis are full of shit. We're on a startup accelerator forum for fucks sake! BS crypto startups get glorified...but someone making employee monitoring software is
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5y ago
It's probably somewhere in the middle. Frankly, your stakes haven't been very high. I promise you'll notice a difference once you're doing work where money is on the line. > I go to a state school not really known for
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5y ago
Why should a renter get an ROI when they have zero investment in the property? No risk no reward. > I assume you will be renting apartments and leasing cars for the rest of your life surely? No. I will consider my current financial and l
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> Renting is throwing away money; it goes into someone else's pocket and it's gone. Holy shit this is insane. Do you actually believe renting has no benefits? When you purchase a property you’re on the hook for that mortgage pa
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Obviously I don't actually know whats going on over there, but I find it hard to believe that the Russian military as a whole is "deliberately targeting civilians". From the first estimate I found searching the web: On April
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5y ago
Of course the government needs to collect taxes. My comment was a rhetorical one to illustrate the silliness of the idea “any amount of debt is fine” If that were REALLY true, it shouldn’t matter if the government does or does not collect t
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> For example you can have as much debt as you like but because of inflation those debts will always be repayable If this is true, then why is the government collecting any taxes at all? If any amount of debt is sustainable, I am livid t
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5y ago
There’s definitely some benefit for some people but this headline is straight sensationalized. People need to be careful with psychedelics. The afterglow wears off pretty quick. I’ve met many people for which psychedelics actually reinforce
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Yeah I don’t recall any problems in WSL but like I said it’s been years.
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all you gotta do is: > :read !{command} so ":read !pwd" will paste your current directory into your open buffer. Another cool thing...you can pipe cli output directly to nvim: > curl example.com | nvim - will open a new nvim
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> I get that portability makes sense if you're shipping a software but how many different uncontrollable environments are you going to face? It's usually only a few environments that's under your control. At my day job and
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