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sqeaky
2y ago
If I were presented such questions I would provide some basic context in a sentence or two and then ask why they care about the difference. Perhaps something like this: Sqeaky: rust and python are both good programming languages rust is goo
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When you say "closed source pi", are you referring to the hardware or the software that ships with? My experience with the Raspberry Pi is that it's been a very open platform and that there's tons of options for me and t
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2y ago
We in the west can't change your government to ban hacking requests. We can block whole countries and make a practical reduction in hacks. Sorry that you got caught in the middle and feel you have no options. Maybe someone who does hav
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2y ago
I know microsoft has crap security, but in this case they probably aren't lying about it being encrypted. Encryption for storage simply isn't a solution that most people need for security of data on their devices. It pretty much o
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You are correct in the larger sense, I am just pointing out details. Sound checks are part of checks in some places where there are sound limits on vehicles. Some "mufflers" are more like megaphones.
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2y ago
Others have addressed why the price is ludicrous. What if this is a service I don't? Why am I paying for it? The vendors selling in app items are certainly passing on some of the cost of this.
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2y ago
If no company can make security the priority then maybe no company can be trusted with OS development.
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2y ago
Yeah, microplastics seem to be systemic. I don't know that we actually have good data on this, but many sources claim that most microplastics are from polyester (a plastic) clothing and industrial nylon fishing nets. If true then weari
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2y ago
From the end of the article: > For example, If a person objectively sleeps for 5.5 hours, the experts allow the person to be in bed only for six hours. A preliminary lab study in which participants delayed their regular bedtime by two ho
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2y ago
Yeah, and places I work with ms stuff keep getting hacked (big important stuff) and leaking stuff and places with linux, or anything else as, far as I can tell don't. Or ar least not in the same number or quantity. I have never seen a
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2y ago
Yet. Malware that scrapes it and malware that turn it don't need to be the same.
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2y ago
Why would someone trust microsoft on security?
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2y ago
I think rockets in this design space have frequently been closer to prototype quality rather than commercially deployment quality. Those other systems have other redundancies and safety mechanisms.
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2y ago
I read that as "green threads". But it could be anything just short of a thread maybe even futures and promises. Just about any thread that isn't a full-on proper thread is not ideal for general purpose game development. Ther
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For the same reason this happened exactly this easy in the past! This was nothing new! Conspiracy theorists just didn't have the nuance to know about it in the past. Making a cheap good for many people opens companies up to risk. Even
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Yoy produced a context free Link and ignore a ton of realities. The astrazeneca vaccine the one in the UK did have problems and was still safer than covid! Compare the payout rates to the amount of people vaccinated and try having some nuan
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2y ago
He is a red herring not related to the topic in any direct way. In this context he is disingenuous talking point that conspiracy theorists who are detached feom reality bring up.
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You are not operating with evidence. Cite sources, provide evidence, that it isn't safe and shouldn't be taken by nearly everyone. Every conspiracy theory against isn't hasn't happened. All the mass deaths that were for
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2y ago
Calling tear gas a "chemical weapon" is technically accurate, but still a BS clickbait tactic. Teargas shouldn't have been anywhere near kids, but that won't get most of the press with headlines like this around. When pe
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> It was take the shot or starve. There is no evidence based reason to not take it for nearly all people, it was well tested and very safe. If you are immune compromised to the point where the vaccine was risky a doctor visit would sort
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For the machine I do web browsing from it can be anything, same with my D&D character sheets, anything, right now it is my phone. But my games need a high end GPU and that scales with time. My workstation needs to build large C++ projec
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Somehow the people who often take umbrage at this are also the same sorts who are free market absolutists or oppose public health care, and then we are here on a VC discussion board which leans that way frequently. Explain to me how willing
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> force me to take an untested shot You are simply not operating in reality. It wasn't untested, you weren't forced. You don't know how to model trust and because of that you distrust experts even trustworthy experts.
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That is what we were told as kids, but at least some of that was deflection for crimes of our fellow citizens.
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There are just fewer of them, I suspect they are harassing someone.
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If startups had capital to coast on they wouldn't needs VCs. If VCs didn't have capital to invest they wouldn't be VCs. One of these groups clearly has more money at the start of this arrangement and you seem to be ignoring t
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Yep, I had considered getting an iPad. I probably wouldn't have, this doesn't prevent me bur it is a point in another directiom. Things like the Minis Forum V3 give me more options and the company knows "how to read the room&
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Why are there static libraries committed in the modules folder? That doesn't seem very open source. Also what is the license of this I see the legal thing but it looks like a bunch of font licenses. I didn't look too carefully may
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I might be wrong, but it is my understanding that a lot of these warnings deal with undefined or implementation defined behavior and that behavior is changing this release. If that understanding is close, for even some of these, then just s
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2y ago
And xz wasn't the first. Several attempts have been made to put garbage in the kernel.
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