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by sverige 7y ago
What crime did 8chan commit? I don't mean what did they do that you don't like, I mean what actual crime?
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by sverige 7y ago
https://www.secureworldexpo.com/industry-news/cloudflare-sta... But it's ok, 8chan is a 'hate site,' right? We all know which ones those are.
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by sverige 7y ago
My circa 1969 SSC has that printed on it. For GP, actually yes, people did think it would be used as a credential to establish identity, and many feared (correctly, as it turns out) that would happen. The phrase used by those people was &qu
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by sverige 7y ago
MS Windows is the great exception to this, where not only do they collect an inflated price for their software, they also spy on their users. So making money on the product is no guarantee that a software vendor won't also invade your
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by sverige 7y ago
> One problem with the British upperclass, is that they tend to be educated at private schools like Eton, where they primarily learn confidence. So tons of British politicians and managers know how to appear to know what they're doi
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by sverige 7y ago
My point was that many who tried to avoid systemd found it to be very difficult, despite the vague assurances up front that it would be "optional." Now "the maintainers" (i.e., Lennart and friends) are contemplating maki
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by sverige 7y ago
Unfortunately, it will probably take ten years to see the real effects of these decisions on the ecosystem. I hope you're right that this is the way to go, but I fear I'll be right that Linux will be at least as opaque as Windows
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by sverige 7y ago
Funny, that's what I heard when systemd was introduced: "it's completely optional." And yet today I don't think I would use both hands counting the Linux distros without systemd, though far more than that number t
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by sverige 7y ago
Now let's talk about the 5% of the population who realize that losing tons of money for 10 years in a row is not a sustainable business plan.
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by sverige 7y ago
OpenBSD is still actively developing xenocara, which is their fork of X11.
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by sverige 7y ago
It seems possible until you realize that the IRS publicly apologized for targeting them and paid a settlement to 427 of the organizations. Four hundred twenty-seven is far beyond any random accident or mistake.
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by sverige 7y ago
This is the silliest argument against voter ID laws ever, and should be retired. [0] [1] [2] [0] https://www.vox.com/identities/2017/3/15/14909764/study-vote... [1] https://www.nytimes.co
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by sverige 7y ago
Actually, no, it isn't. Many conservative organizations were targeted by the IRS under the previous administration. https://www.npr.org/2017/10/27/560308997/irs-apologizes-for-...
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by sverige 7y ago
Having studied history for most of my life, I would say it's inevitable. The only question is how much suffering will accompany the reset.
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by sverige 7y ago
> The recession did happen and it ended, as recessions tend to do. Recessions are always much briefer than expansions. I think the part of the recession that didn't happen was the failure and disintegration of at least a couple of v
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by sverige 7y ago
The one time I was robbed at gunpoint, there was video of the guy at a nearby gas station trying to use my cards. The cops said they got nothing useful from the video. I suspect that a lot of cameras are fairly useless in that sense.
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by sverige 7y ago
Revenue is King, margin is Queen.
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by sverige 7y ago
Streisand effect in full force with this one.
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by sverige 7y ago
True, but it's always better not to get arrested in the first place.
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by sverige 7y ago
I guess the Dallas County Court passed the 'physical security of documents' part of the test. I'm not sure why you would attempt to break into a court house without some paperwork saying what you're doing with some signa
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by sverige 7y ago
It is very interesting that Yemen may have developed their own missile, or possibly a variation on an Iranian missile which was reverse engineered from a Soviet missle. What would be even more interesting (to me at least) is to see the Unit
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Setting Up a Mail Server with OpenSMTPD, Dovecot and Rspamd(poolp.org)
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by sverige 7y ago
They call themselves communists and explicitly avow Marxism. If they're not socialists / communists, no one is.
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by sverige 7y ago
Kleptocracy != Capitalism
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by sverige 7y ago
Apparently people have forgotten that China is governed by a communist dictatorship, or they wouldn't be surprised by this behavior.
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by sverige 7y ago
First, there are not many teams with over $50 million in profits, only the top 13 as of 2018. [0] Second, you're assuming that even the top players would only make the minimum, which you have arbitrarily set at $200k, assuming that the
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by sverige 7y ago
It's profitable only because the players aren't paid. Only a small percentage of the players make it to the NFL. Many of the remainder suffer physical consequences for the rest of their lives. It's one of the most obscene exp
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by sverige 7y ago
Can you please point me to the terrestrial explanation for the recent spate of "snake-like" UFO sightings? In the absence of any positive evidence for its existence, I don't believe there is extra-terrestrial life. But I have
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by sverige 7y ago
Am I the only one who thinks it's a bad idea for a tech company with no experience or education in the field to have so much influence over what people perceive to be good journalism?
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Why buying and selling a house could soon be as simple as trading stocks(marketwatch.com)
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