thefurman

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by thefurman 6y ago
Was he abused by his father or something? Sounds like it should be investigated further. People usually don't just become like this without a good reason.
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by thefurman 6y ago
Taking into account the history of how lines have changed isn't much better, sorry Anu. (Or if you think it is, please give some very compelling real world examples). I believe that you need to understand the semantics of the code to t
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by thefurman 7y ago
Why the downvotes? Anything contradicting this which you might want to share in text instead?
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by thefurman 7y ago
You should ask the people having the issue to switch graphics cards, PSU and RAM since this >90% smells like a memory/power issue. I think you've just gotten unlucky and collected a few similar reports of people having memory c
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by thefurman 7y ago
I once lost a job opportunity by passionately speaking about nothing but jiu-jitsu during the interview. They kept asking and I kept talking. After about 20 minutes they said thank you and goodbye.
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by thefurman 7y ago
I think one of the problems people have with free open source in general is that it's hard to get a bearing on exactly what additional risks come with it now and in the future. Will it stay open source and free to use? Will it be activ
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by thefurman 7y ago
See answer above.
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by thefurman 7y ago
> "something you are" is attached to you And can be compromised without theft, coercion or any other trace. > One can be swapped out if compromised or get lost. Which makes something you are strictly worse than something you
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by thefurman 7y ago
"Something you are" and "something you have" are the same class, just that the thing you have is physically attached to your body. Doesn't matter if it's a fingerprint, a chip installed under your skin or a tat
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by thefurman 7y ago
"From the days immediately following the Lion Air accident, we've had teams of our top engineers and technical experts working tirelessly..." If they've been working tirelessly, then they should have understood the risks
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by thefurman 8y ago
I pressed ⌘-Q and quit my browser. Good morning.
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by thefurman 8y ago
Yes, very clearly, sure. You don't even know the very basics of scientific methodology, statistics, interpreting data, or critical thinking.
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by thefurman 8y ago
There is no argument made, it's a comic strip.
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by thefurman 8y ago
Using a comic strip as an argument, well...
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by thefurman 8y ago
Just stop buying apple products, please?