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by seanw444 3y ago
All of those things will happen whether we ban legal ownership of firearms or not. Metal detectors in school can still come in handy for things like knives, unless you intend to ban those too. Way more people die from car accidents and drug
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by seanw444 3y ago
Why do they have to be mutually exclusive? It's a backup. It's like saying "yeah my server runs super stable and I haven't had any power outages in the last few months, so I don't need a UPS, so I'll throw mine
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by seanw444 3y ago
And what is the point of "arms"? Why would the second most important right enumerated, be only placed there merely for keeping weapon-shaped trinkets in the household?
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by seanw444 3y ago
1. The largest military industrial complex / empire the world has seen to date, struggles with underequipped, undereducated insurgents fighting for their beliefs already. 2. You assume the whole military would be unified in drone strik
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by seanw444 3y ago
My outlook is that the world certainly isn't getting better any time soon. It'll get a lot worse first. And who knows how long that will take. And I want to be young enough to enjoy time with my kids when they're adults. The
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by seanw444 3y ago
I just think it's odd that you think that the solution to being picked on is to remove your right to defend yourself from being picked on. The 2A wasn't supposed to be just for "bigots". Use your rights. Relying on the g
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by seanw444 3y ago
Almost every single 2A-related ruling is party lines though. Seriously. Almost every single one.
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by seanw444 3y ago
While you're right, I'd say a good dictator is better than a good "council". Dang (and whoever helps him, if anyone) does a good job of keeping meaningful debate alive here, and shunning useless commentary and unwarrante
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by seanw444 3y ago
I find it funny how people have to clarify "I'm not right-learning btw" to lend more credence to their claims, and to not be attacked. Shows where we're at.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Unfortunately it applies to the whole Constitution. Those same people believe that the 2nd Amendment was only for a state-sanctioned militia and not for protection against tyranny, and simultaneously that it only applied to muskets and no
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by seanw444 3y ago
Yeah I think they meant if Compose worked with any other Docker equivalent, they wouldn't care specifically for Docker itself.
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by seanw444 3y ago
At the expense of the private individual, yes.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Great point. WSL has always been a wolf in sheeps clothing, in my eyes. I'm not saying it's not useful. It certainly fills a role people clearly wanted filled. But you'd be naive to think Microsoft isn't taking on an &qu
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by seanw444 3y ago
Yeah, they totally would.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Unfortunately there's not really any competition in the GPU space for AI use. AMD hasn't stepped up, and Intel is barely getting its footing for basic gaming functionality. Nvidia has an established monopoly on the GPGPU space, an
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by seanw444 3y ago
Tom Scott's video on this is interesting, as a side note.
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by seanw444 3y ago
I hate the use of "reasonable" in law. Who's to define what's reasonable?
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by seanw444 3y ago
I'd say: if you disagree, and the reason for disagreeing hasn't already been commented by someone else, then leave a downvote for OP, and upvote for replier. If you disagree, and someone else hasn't explained why, then reply.
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by seanw444 3y ago
For good reason.
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by seanw444 3y ago
While I see where you're coming from, they may have split off specifically because they don't like the way Vice (and thus Motherboard) has gone.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Ouroboros
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by seanw444 3y ago
Yeah I didn't phrase it well. My point was even our work is becoming intangible now "for the greater good." Just funny to see the progression of things.
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by seanw444 3y ago
> This means that the process is eternally tied to the cloud now. "You will own nothing, and you will be happy" has followed us to... spreadsheets? We can't even own the things we're wageslaving away at our desk for.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Most permitless carry states still issue permits. And like the other commenter said, that doesn't absolve you of responsibility for your actions. You're still probably going to prison. I've experienced the same amount of viol
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by seanw444 3y ago
It seems like the obvious solution. Users are protected from one another in Unix, applications need to be protected from each other, therefore applications must be users.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Welcome to 2023. Everything's a human right.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Especially since it supports uBlock Origin and Dark Reader.
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by seanw444 3y ago
Funny, I use Mull on my Android, which is basically Firefox on Android but even more heavily restricted. Have for at least a year. Didn't know people considered it unpleasant.
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by seanw444 3y ago
For potentially shady services, I use privacy.com to generate a card to use. You can limit the amount it can spend to a total amount, monthly amount, yearly amount, or one-time use. Really handy if you want to be sure that you won't fo
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by seanw444 3y ago
I just have the entire US downloaded on OsmAnd+ now. I feel so much more relaxed knowing that I've got directions pretty much anywhere, always.

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