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by rank0 4y ago
> or have moved to lower cost areas and will not accept a pay cut. Why would anyone accept a pay cut if their job is remote? I get it if location based pay is used for jobs that require in person. But how can the employer have it both wa
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by rank0 4y ago
That’s ridiculous. If shipping prices are higher, production/distribution HAS to be more expensive. It’s not an option. If transportation costs decrease, a business has an option to lower prices accordingly. If they pocket the differen
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by rank0 4y ago
Personal liberty isn't some absolute line. You have to understand that its impossible to grant everyone freedoms without creating some consequence. > Why does the individual freedom to do whatever you want overrule my individual f
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by rank0 4y ago
You must be joking. How will anyone get their food? No automobiles = no supply chain.
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by rank0 4y ago
Most of us tech folks are WAY out of our depth regarding the energy sector. Everyone on this forum is so freaking heated all the time when in reality, most of us don't know shit about our energy infrastructure. I don't even have a
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by rank0 4y ago
We still let people write off losses on crypto.
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by rank0 4y ago
That’s awesome and in no way do I argue that shouldn’t be allowed. I’m arguing for the sane moderate position that regulation can be tightened instead of eliminating private internet. That doesn’t mean local government can’t build their own
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by rank0 4y ago
> The "Deficit" boogeyman is a tired scare tactic. Spending money on things that are worth their cost is not bad. This is insane. Look around at the economic turmoil in the US right now. The government spent $400B last year on
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by rank0 4y ago
I’m not saying “gubment dumb” I’m saying we can’t afford it.
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by rank0 4y ago
What you’re describing is not at all inconsistent with my view. The damn article was about “deprivatizing” the internet.
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by rank0 4y ago
I’m not arguing they should stop. They should do a better job. They are already stretched too thin. That’s why I don’t believe the federal and local governments have the ability to “deprivitize” the internet.
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by rank0 4y ago
Nobody is going to run core internet infrastructure for free. The government can’t even handle our current infrastructure of roads, bridges, electrical grids, and utilities. How on earth is the government supposed to operate as an ISP? We n
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by rank0 4y ago
The project depends on x86 and AFAIK, the voodoo that enables the cross-platform executable is simply not available on other ISAs.
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by rank0 4y ago
I love your work! How do you find the time to work on readbean/ape/etc? I sponsor you on github, but surely donations pale in comparison to what you could earn at an engineering day job. Do you plan on writing your own tcp/ip
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by rank0 4y ago
Yeah, I've been doing exactly what you describe and it gets the job done. I just daydream of being able to press a button and all my peripherals are switched without significant lag. Changing the input on my monitor requires three butt
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by rank0 4y ago
I appreciate the detailed response! You certainly got the gears turning in my brain. A couple points: > What x86 instructions a Virtual Machine/Emulator/Virtual Environment permits to be run directly, that is, which x86 instruc
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by rank0 4y ago
What happens if the guest and host are both x86?
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by rank0 4y ago
If you know of a solid kvm switch that can handle 2k 144hz please let me know! Every time I shop for one I can’t really tell what I’m gonna get…
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by rank0 4y ago
You’re grossly underestimating how difficult it is to pull off these exploits in practice. Even before getting to post compromise activity the adversary has to have a JavaScript VM escape, and also escape the browser sandbox. That shit is w
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by rank0 4y ago
Damn. I had no idea things were so bad in SF. I was there a few weeks ago to visit friends and my rental car window got smashed and 15k+ in electronics and jewelry were stolen. I chalked it up to just being a big city. There’s plenty of cri
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by rank0 4y ago
She's leaving Meta
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by rank0 4y ago
Careful though. Do your reading and make sure you understand those contracts. At least understand how to roll them and how exercising works. You’ll need 100x shares of whatever you’re protecting to have the contracts match 1:1
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by rank0 4y ago
It’s really tough rn. I’m of the opinion that cash is trash. There’s a million ways to skin the cat and nobody knows what’s for sure the best. It kind of boils down to an individual preference. Other comments suggest a collar or TIPS which
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by rank0 4y ago
It says in the article he has no reliable income. Consultant/coach/speaker doesn’t really sound like a business to me.
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by rank0 4y ago
So this guy gave up his insane salary to write blog posts? I mean if you wanna take a break or live life that’s already a fine reason to quit. No need to dress it up as entrepreneurship when there’s no tangible goal after 8 months.
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by rank0 4y ago
> Yeah, a dispute with the SEC about the meaning of a twit is much more important for the world then the millions of children breathing unhealthy air. Really details of security law that basically hurt nobody except some short term trade
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by rank0 4y ago
They must comply with the legally binding Swiss order. The alternative is shutting down the business. Also note they BEGAN logging the subpoenaed IP AFTER receiving the warrant and notifying the user. They did not have IP logs ready to go.
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by rank0 4y ago
How about his blatant securities fraud(s), horrendous Vegas loop, constant lies, blocking unionizations, paid beta test “FSD”, pumping dogecoin, teslas removal from ESG…I could go on forever.
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by rank0 4y ago
They’ve got plenty of cash, and they’re still the strong leader in the server space. AMD is eating away at their consumer grade cpus I concede. I would be shocked if we had an intel “implosion” they have a sustainable and successful busines
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> > Says who? > Voters and dollars spent on political speech. Pretty flimsy argument. It appears that the voters and funded political speech have actually decided the opposite. There is no $25 minimum wage. If we accept your assert

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