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by sadris 8y ago
I'm still not sure how it works. Bitcoin is a push-only protocol, how are you pulling BTC from a private wallet every month?
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by sadris 8y ago
That would be liable for helping to distribute illegal content, much like Pirate Bay is.
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by sadris 8y ago
ICBMs can go anywhere.
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by sadris 8y ago
They should make a statement to Australia and block access and sales to the entire country for their anti encryption law.
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by sadris 8y ago
Test with the live iptables state. Then you can save it with iptables-save > rules.v4 Why do you need a wrapper at all? I looked at shorewall ten years ago and it just made everything more complicated than just doing it raw. Term is also
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by sadris 8y ago
Well that's one way to ensure people disable commenting on their uploaded videos.
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by sadris 8y ago
That was a frustrating read. You kept scrolling waiting for a table of failure rates like their other posts. But it never came.
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by sadris 8y ago
iptables-persistent on Debian. Or iptables-services on redhat
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by sadris 8y ago
It's just a wrapper around iptables...
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by sadris 8y ago
This is why I think women would birth children first and then decide if they want to raise them or pay someone else to raise them. Pretty stupid to spend 4-8 years of your life and thousands of dollars on schooling only to abandon that inve
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by sadris 8y ago
You're not operating a vehicle. You're a passenger in a vehicle operated by waymo.
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by sadris 8y ago
It is quite the question. Especially given that political ideology has a higher heritability than other protected classes: homosexuality and religion.
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by sadris 8y ago
AIs don't get hangry because they haven't eaten.
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by sadris 8y ago
Sentencing is harsher the 30 minutes before lunch then after lunch. We need to have AI run everything to prevent bias.
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by sadris 8y ago
Which is precisely why I included the word "margin"
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by sadris 8y ago
No. Creditors, after the IRS, are first in line for assets in bankruptcy law.
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by sadris 8y ago
Just DNAT 8.8.8.8 to your DNS server.
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by sadris 8y ago
They don't make that much money. their profit margins suck.
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by sadris 8y ago
The Federalist
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by sadris 8y ago
Narrator: they're still objects of mockery.
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by sadris 8y ago
How is Reddit only valued at 3b but WhatsApp was 19b?
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by sadris 8y ago
Turns out hiring people based on things other than merit results in your quality of product dropping as the quality of employees drop. It's a shame.
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by sadris 8y ago
Why would you retire in a high cost of living area?
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by sadris 8y ago
I wouldn't pay anywhere near $19/mo. It would be rarely if ever used. In cases it was used, the files would be stored short term until the support ticket is handled. I recommend something much much cheaper per month and then bill
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by sadris 8y ago
Is your total tax down? Or just your refund? Be better humans.
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by sadris 8y ago
Stripe literally says in their tos that you can't use their service to buy crypto
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by sadris 8y ago
They know exactly how to stop it. Dumb people complained when one of them was executed. So they actually are refusing to stop it.
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by sadris 8y ago
Notabug.io seems nice.
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by sadris 8y ago
It would be shared environment. Which we know basically doesn't matter: for any trait. The shared environmental impact on behavioral and psychological traits is next to zero in every instance ever examined.
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by sadris 8y ago
Same. Though the AI since hexagonal tiles is so bad I've signed off Civilization series. Why they haven't contracted to that Google subsidiary to use machine learning to improve the AI of the game is a mystery.

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