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5y ago
"Why Single Sign on Sucks?" Because it's not kerberos. I just saw fedora 35's installation and it actually wants your login from either google/something else/etc (calling "enterprise login")... they a
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5y ago
You always want a physical failsafe control (i.e. big red button for emergency stop)... it's not clear if nhtsa requires that or not. The practicality of manually driving is not going away. Just this week my neighbor was driving up a
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5y ago
Maybe because it's not a "sports" story? Every now and again I hear people getting caught with illicit substances in certain countries. Don't do it. You want to get high in russia... maybe try vodka?
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5y ago
I thought military are not citizens anymore. Maybe the judge is seeing this as a unique case that's never happened before. The religious exemption is suspect also. Kind of hard to obey "Thou shall not kill" if you are in th
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5y ago
If you are genuinely in a position where you fear for your life... might I interest you into carrying around a false tooth filled with poison gas.
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5y ago
absolutely. c.f. top gun et al.
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5y ago
I'm confused on exactly what the swift ban is. In the video, it seems swift is just the "protocol" between banks and the central bank of the country you're in. At the end, he says international cross-currency transfers
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5y ago
The issue with java was users don't care about write once/run anywhere. They care about the program running perfectly on their OS of choice i.e. the java program better look and perform just like a native program (and who can bla
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5y ago
Photos do not lie, it is said. But frequently they tell partial truths. They tear moments out of time's flowing river and separate them from what has come before and what will follow. They can misrepresent as well as represent.
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5y ago
Really? non-democratic regimes have proved again and again that the plebes can be contained.
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5y ago
Macro: that's why the military is over funded. They are the "prep" to keep everything operable. Micro: ham radio
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5y ago
"This has got to be some of the worst jargon and notation for anything, ever." Ummm, do you math? ;) My point of view of music theory is: sound is objective. music is subjective. where the two meet is music theory.
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5y ago
The gov't doesn't need to crack in this case. They shut down the funds through the courts. These "donation" sites (gofundme/givesendgo) are going to be scrutinized much more closely from this point forward.
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5y ago
tl;dr the baby was fine.
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5y ago
https://arachnoid.com/android/SSHelper/index.html
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5y ago
Meh, I'm on android, but google has castrated several apps I enjoyed (termux,sshelper,etc.). So, being able to sideload is only one aspect of stumbling blocks to user usefulness. Don't get me wrong; the prison of apple is not on
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5y ago
Can it receive contactless payment from android phones (e.g. google pay)?
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5y ago
I loved the general lego sets I had as a kid. One year my parents had gone on a short vacation to europe (germany?) and returned with an "expert lego system" kit of a front loader. Once built you could raise/lower and dump
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5y ago
I call it the "easy" answer because I am old and "time is expensive" to me and I'm not rich. I want to depend on others on what to spend my time on and using in kernel on whether to "jump ship" is a filter
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5y ago
Well, ZFS not being in the kernel is the easy reason I don't use zfs. The reason I don't use btrfs is I don't want to deal with problems I currently don't have. ENOSPC with space available, performance issues when space
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5y ago
Bridge became disjointed in Albany: https://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=130405 I remember it pretty vividly because the woman who drove over it was on the local news in tears. Could have been much worse.
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5y ago
Anne Frank has entered the "public" life, for better or worse. Her image use in the parent comment is perfectly fine. Personally, I think the various versions and censoring of her diary are way worse.
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5y ago
The EU got us cookie popups all over the web that you can't even simply answer no to. No thanks.
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5y ago
This is clearly some type of absurdism. "Modern drunkard magazine". OK. If you drink, don't let it control you.
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Are those fire extinguishers in your pants Trevor Jacob?
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"New recruits for GRU. Good." - Putin
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Slackware was the first linux distro I tried back when you would write it to 3.5" disks for installing. I remember it fondly, but soon after is when I then tried red hat and rpm; I was pretty much sold at that point. Slackware has th
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Google needs to stop complaining and make RCS web accessible like hangouts was. messages.google.com is not it. that requires your cell phone to be on to pass through the texts.
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You can pronounce any word any way you like to. The only reason to pronounce some word a certain way is out of respect. The creators of the gif format called it "jif" as a riff on jif peanut butter. End.
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This guy has me beat by a few years... I think I had my parents on linux somewhere in the mid-2000's. It was gnome 2 and seamonkey back then and it is mate & firefox right now. I wish seamonkey/netscape suite (web/email)
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