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by than3 4y ago
Its clear if you know what to look for that the article is subversive propaganda. Why bother engaging when it will just make you a target or candidate for subversion? Just flag it and move on.
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I hate to be the one to point out the obvious, but replication isn't a backup. Its for resiliency just like RAID, the two aren't the same.
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The answer to your question all depends on what your definition of imminent is. If you mean imminent as in inevitable, then the answer is likely yes, because the tools have been released publicly, and any regulation to the contrary will eng
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> So if we reach different conclusions than you, ... No, that's a fallacy you just put forward. Its flawed logic. > You might need to question your own position more... I question my position regularly, consistently, and with gre
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Yes, and here is how that would go down with most bosses: Hey, we have a new member of the team that's going to help you, pleased to introduce to a new team, member Jerry on a Monday, and then that Friday you are walked out the door ci
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by than3 4y ago
Well this is clearly a free money grab which will result in greater inflation and no real benefit. Didn't Cisco and Juniper have issues with NSA sponsored backdoors/vulnerabilities, and then following that disclosure no one truste
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cinq, that opinion shows a real naivete and a spectacular lack of vision. Promoting the idea that it will happen slowly so don't worry is the equivalent of burying your head in the sand until its too late to do anything. How long ago w
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by than3 4y ago
No responses and negative downvotes for describing an actual experience, and providing a productive and professional answer despite that negative experience. Talk about unreasonable snowflakes. Just goes to show anyone that matters how far
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There are various types of open source projects. Some are more closed, some are more open. Lichess historically has been closed, and they have only reached out to the community for help in the past as a last ditch effort when everything els
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There's no real way to tell what the problem is from the information they provided. They would need to generate a flamegraph to identify what's going on. These type of issues aren't that uncommon with monolithic codebases, an
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You won't necessarily have the choice about not connecting to the internet. Also, providers have implicitly forced you to agree to ToS to use the device by not returning it and bundling a take it or leave it agreement with the TV. If y
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They won't necessarily disclose those devices have that ability upfront. Look at the Nest thermostat.
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When you have less than a handful of companies creating the products there is no effective competitive pressure. They control future supply which raises or lowers the price at their whim. The feature-set needed to get money from spyware is
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I'm not seeing how this would help with these smart devices connecting automatically to mesh networks? (i.e. Amazon sidewalk 900mhz band).
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Sceptre is pretty much the only game in town at this point if you are looking for a regular non-SMART TV. I hate how these companies have malevolently made it so you don't have any choice about installing what ammounts to sophisticated
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by than3 4y ago
If that were true, then why was Chevron allowed the Venezuela license. If we don't need it as you say, why are our gas prices above $6/gallon... why do it if we don't need it as you say? We are not on good terms with them, th
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by than3 4y ago
While the book is thought provoking in some regards its fiction, also it doesn't really touch on the important parts of what does or doesn't make things work (largely because that wouldn't be entertaining). You may find the W
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by than3 4y ago
Unfortunately, inflation is not lower, its been masked by utilizing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to offset price inflation in energy on the CPI. As that is now at 1984 levels, we should be seeing a massive surge in energy when they can n
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by than3 4y ago
This has been happening fairly actively since at least 2020, its not just youtube, search results have many of the same issues, and its not a single device, its by person(profile). They've linked many of your devices together so you wi
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by than3 4y ago
That may have been true at one point, but post Gnome 2 exodus, a surface look will look like its good, but any deeper look will show its outdated. Its also not very maintainable/supportable, and while that is changing slowly, they&#x27
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by than3 4y ago
Research? In order to know how you got to this point and understand the driving important factors (so you know where you are going) you need to know what came before you. This is the first thing any intelligent, scientist or engineer looks
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DJ, you are very mistaken in that statement. Investing contains risks not suitable for everyone, and if you can't understand those risks ahead of time, perhaps you shouldn't be investing. If you do, there is a high likelihood that
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Nothing about 1966 legislature, the Penn Central Bankruptcy (Fraud) by bankers orchestrating a bailout, or the Surface Transportation Board charter (1996)?
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Directive 10-289 looms. https://theexplanationproject.fandom.com/wiki/Directive_10-2...
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This is the wrong question to be asking because this is about how you are feeling, and any rational person right now should rightfully be worried. Some of us are preparing for the worst because the people in office, and appointed are not do
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Completely agree, especially with the evil part. Unfortunately you can't pick and choose what copilot is being used for. For example, it is a wonderful tool in cutting down the time needed to generate/write tests in TDD but how do
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I really don't understand why so many people are trying to push Nix when it has fundamental flaws which are not being addressed. I've done a cursory read of the paper, but because it was in a foreign language I wasn't able to
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I really don't understand why so many people are trying to push Nix when it has fundamental flaws which are not being addressed. I've read the paper, but because it was in a foreign language I wasn't able to grok enough of it
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More correctly, fundamentally software can never know when its rules should be broken. Computers are just state machines, without determinism and a few other properties they do not perform work. Determinism means there is only one next poss
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by than3 4y ago
This is clearly a propaganda piece. Anyone saying it isn't clearly hasn't studied history or read anything by Tomas Schuman (1970-1991).

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