stef25

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by stef25 8y ago
It would be funny if you went to say, Uzbekistan or N-Korea and explained to people there why you think France is a totalitarian nation.
872.
by stef25 8y ago
It's called riot control
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by stef25 8y ago
> It's also not clear why you're excusing police brutality, but you're still doing it. The comment you are replying to clearly says that unjustified police brutality should be punished at the full extent of the law. Violen
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by stef25 8y ago
Let me guess, burn-down-the-state anarchist protesting about how oppressed they are in W-Europe? Anyone hiding behind @riseup is just insufferable. There's plenty of violence from the other side https://www.youtube.com/
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by stef25 8y ago
I'm not going to argue with journalists from la Liberation and have no doubt their testimonials are true. It's still not clear why they would enter a BK (full of tear gas, according to the journalist) while at least some of the su
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by stef25 8y ago
> "to seek shelter from the tear gas" Of course they would say that. You can clearly see the restaurant wasn't open by the way the sliding doors were being pushed open (0:06), and a "fermé" sign on the door (mean
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by stef25 8y ago
Let's hope the general populace can see the difference between peaceful protestors and people just wanting violence and destruction. Macron's body guard getting filmed (out of context) beating a protestor led to him being arrested
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by stef25 8y ago
> the protesters seeing this video will know that surrendering to the police will probably get their arms and feet broken The ones getting their limbs smashed weren't protesting, they had destroyed and broken in to property with the
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by stef25 8y ago
People getting their ass beat for trying to set fire to a McDonalds while protesting the high cost of living deserve no tears, I'm sorry. Also, if you're going to pick a fight with a crew in full riot gear it's best to not ge
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by stef25 8y ago
Amazon SES works well for me, you could probably use gmail SMTP as well (seems limited to 99 emails / day). https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-...
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by stef25 8y ago
Aren't these platforms meant to protect against this kind of scam?
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by stef25 8y ago
It's not because there may be a conflict of interest that he's wrong. He's mainly just explaining the legal background of this event.
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by stef25 8y ago
Is beamer quality decent? Every time I've seen one in action (I admit last time was years ago) it was nowhere near the quality of TV and the room also needed to be very dark. When the bulbs break they're quite pricey to replace no
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by stef25 8y ago
A 700USD beamer to protect your privacy? Surely you can just broadcast your computer on to the tv? Get a receiver with HDMI passthrough so the sound comes out your hifi speakers and the video signal gets sent on to the TV. No need for bluet
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by stef25 8y ago
Unhealthy lifestyle = cumulative effects. You don't get a heart attack from one big mac but you can need decades of life support from one outing on a motorbike without helmet. To make it worse, people who don't wear a helmet aren&
886.
by stef25 8y ago
As someone who rides motorbikes I can tell you riding without protection is absolutely the stupidest thing a person can do. Society shouldn't have to spend any money on medical bills stemming from not wearing proper protection while ri
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by stef25 8y ago
Define irresponsibly. Your plaintext passwords, ID scans and physical address getting leaked is one thing. Using your basic demographic data for advertising is something else. An obvious solution is just to use bogus data: name, email, dob,
888.
by stef25 8y ago
Same. Where do you keep the db file? Mine's in the cloud and I can't help but think it reduces security, but then I need access to this data from various locations.
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by stef25 8y ago
It's hard to imagine an SQL injection scenario ever being worse than structural buildings collapsing (Rana Plaza Bangladesh comes to mind), but anything is possible I guess.
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by stef25 8y ago
> As an architect do you really want to live in a world where "structural stability is a top priority" at every company? Sql injection is bad but not "a bridge with 50 cars collapsed over a city" bad
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by stef25 8y ago
808 got an entire movie!
892.
by stef25 8y ago
The guy's a genius with amazing passion. His kids are very lucky!
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by stef25 8y ago
Xoxbox and the Cyclone ones feel very cheap. Knobs are shitty plastic. The TB-03 feels much better, lots of metal parts. As to the sound of the machines, that's a never ending discussion.
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by stef25 8y ago
Behringer is generally awful, but check out their Model D. Peter van Hoesen has an excellent review of it. It's almost a crime how good it is, considering how much cheaper it is than the Moog it's copying. https://www.y
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by stef25 8y ago
Even Furthur?
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by stef25 8y ago
Ten Ragas was actually before all the acid house if I'm not mistaken. The guy did a European (or maybe even World) tour a few years ago and I saw him play in a small bar. He appeared quite unenthusiastic, just replaying the kind of stu
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by stef25 8y ago
I have not, didn't they get removed from the app store due to a complaint from Roland?
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by stef25 8y ago
It goes much further back than that. Psytrance came out of early german trance from labels such as Sven Vaeth's Eye-Q. Eye-Q 1991: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lApfaxi0QZw Harthouse 1992: https://www.yout
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by stef25 8y ago
Ah acid ... the sound of the 303 has been with me ever since I got a copy of ReBirth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReBirth_RB-338 from Propellerhead Software back in the 90s. It's a software emulator of 2x TB303,
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by stef25 8y ago
HSBC cooperated with cartels to launder money, apparently they even opened special counters for them to deposit cash at. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC_Mexico#Money_laundering

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