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raziel2p
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Considering Trump has said things like "slow down the testing" but at the same time bragging about how the US does more tests than anywhere else in the world, it's hard to say. Maybe allowing tests with weeks of delay means t
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Source? Governments are quick to brag but the reality in many places is that capacity is overwhelmed and it still takes several days to get results. That might be better than weeks in the US, but it's not black and white.
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6y ago
What exactly do you mean by chip tracking?
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I don't think they have a rigid system, but this post indicates that they try to make it the last release of the year: https://people.kernel.org/gregkh/next-long-term-supported-ke...
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This article has good advice, but doesn't really help me. I actually really want to use Twitter more, but I cannot get over the fact that most of the people I find interesting post 20% interesting stuff, but 80% in-jokes, casual conver
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Yes, but that's unrelated. The idea here is that if a USB device is connected to your machine, it's an indicator that your machine is compromised. Mouse jigglers that stop your lock screen from activating are very common when conf
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Seems like a lot of code for what should be, on Linux anyway, a simple udev rule? echo 'RUN+=/root/usb-changed.sh' > /etc/udev/rules.d/usb-changed.rules Then just put whatever you want to be ran in
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Exactly. I doubt the validity of "who follows who on Twitter" as useful data in the first place, but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of other demographics followed the same pattern, not just journalists.
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I especially like how people talk about the link's contents in the comments rather than just the submission title.
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You could put a little bit of effort into showing why it reads like regurgitated nonsense, for example. It's your choice if you want to invest that time and effort, of course. But you can also choose not to leave low-effort comments. B
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What facts specifically are you referring to when you say it's "factually untrue"?
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Maybe it's anecdotal? I've had my 3a for a year and the battery feels just as good as when it was new, I only have to charge it every other day.
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> You need to treat the virus at the right level of concern otherwise you lose credibility. I agree with this but don't see how the use of the word "airborne" conveys concern. Maybe this is some american hollywood trope no
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I don't agree with your conclusion. Airborne is airborne regardless of whether it's 5 minutes or 12 hours. The point of the word is to tell people that you can become infected without being in direct physical contact with them. Tr
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Where did you get the exact addresses of the buildings he wanted to invest in?
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How are you able to tell the state of the buildings in such details from the article alone? Unless I'm missing something, Rice pretty much addresses your comment in the article: "It's one thing to do this with one building,&q
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How do you know it's a good article before you read it, though? Articles aren't (and shouldn't) be produced like movies, video games or books, with marketing budgets and hype.
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Engineering is vastly more complex than chopping onions. I strive for the ability to on-board in less than a day for projects I work on but it's not realistic in many cases. Companies need to put effort into having small side projects
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The scariest part of this for me is "I don’t know where I got the idea that it worked the way I thought it did". If it was based off of incorrect sources or whatever I'd understand, but how can you make such a bold claim in a
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Available everywhere without installing anything, and I don't need to worry about file formats. With Google Drive I also appreciate that I can write custom functions using javascript which I already know, rather than learn some obscure
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It is being singled out by the campaign, though.
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I doubt the interviewee meant "we" as in the entire adult entertainment industry, just their particular employer or team.
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Why single out Pornhub? The fact that criminals are dumb enough to upload videos there rather than somewhere on the dark web is something we probably shouldn't try to stop. If you look up the BBC article from february 2020 you'll
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So one of your arguments is that it'll be difficult to maintain the C implementation of call_user_func, call_user_func_array and func_get_args? But this has already been done by the PHP maintainers. As for your argument that it breaks
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Why are they better handled with a parameter object or array? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23962955 What is the functional difference between a named construct "Params" and just allowing named parameters?
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With a dictionary (array in PHP) you lose strict typing and it's possible for the person constructing it to make a typo and it won't cause an error, the called function will just think an optional argument was left out. Writing an
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The only PDF linked in the blogpost is "Bitwarden Network Security Assessment Report", and it does indeed only cover network related topics. Their earlier report from 2018 covers lots of web/desktop application assessments:
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Judging by the URL of the images themselves these seem to be pre-generated, which makes me think there might have been some human selection process to filter out the badly generated ones. Still some really cool looking art in there, though.
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Looking at the graphs of Sweden's infection rate, it seems like it peaked in early June and then went down. In May/June restrictions were only loosened, not made stricter. So any decrease in infections has to be in spite of the
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I know that in my close group of friends more than half have opened up about dealing with depression but that it might be that way for the general population is counter-intuitive to me. It makes sense when you think about it, though: Obviou
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