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811.
by throw7 7y ago
You aren't alone. I've tried twice to get through it, but have stopped fairly early on. I think what this means is there is another effective way to reach readers with the same "point" in another narrative.... maybe you
812.
by throw7 7y ago
When the FAA Chief of Aviation Safety says there was "nothing he could have done", that is sign of deep systemic problems where someone else is to blame.
813.
by throw7 7y ago
RCS was the next version of SMS from the telecoms. Of course, while sms was a defacto standard across carriers, RCS fragmented. They made it only work within your specific carrier with their own text app. This next RCS is a deriguer stand
814.
by throw7 7y ago
That's very strange. Probably centos is stripping "docfiles" from the installation (maybe a "container-optimized" install?). You can see which files are marked as documentation with "rpm -qd findutils".
815.
by throw7 7y ago
Master-Master setups are notoriously complex. You don't just "spin one up" and things "just work".
816.
by throw7 7y ago
meh. let me know when facebook goes after who actually used pegasus on whatsapp.
817.
by throw7 7y ago
from what i read restic has memory scaling issues for certain areas (large amounts of small files, pruning operations). that said, i do use it personally for private and small stuff.
818.
by throw7 7y ago
"democratic infrastructure". jack dorsey is selling you something.
819.
by throw7 7y ago
Another older parallel which popped in my mind is tommie smith et al. 'silent gesture' at '68 olympics.
820.
by throw7 7y ago
The swiss rolled over after 9/11. That's when I knew the supposed and "renowned" swiss "privacy" and "discretion" was bunk.
821.
by throw7 7y ago
oh, today i learned there are opening moves called the "Open Game" and the "Closed Game" and there are also "open" and "closed" games in chess.
822.
by throw7 7y ago
Is it? I mean, I'm not a chess expert, but can we actually call a chess game open or closed from only the first move?
823.
by throw7 7y ago
Sauce?
824.
by throw7 7y ago
Shades of office space! I'm calling it... the crack coder screwed up the instructions files! Instead of redirecting fractional pennies from each employee to his pioneer bank account, he redirected the whole shebang! boom! ruh ohh!
825.
by throw7 7y ago
How does one find out about academic papers? Is there some source that lists: here are the academic papers this week?
826.
by throw7 7y ago
Yes. I have a leather belt from highschool (buckle is stamped spain, have no idea how i got it and my parents can't remember)... it has a weathered look to it, but is perfectly fine (i use it today still). After getting fed up of of c
827.
by throw7 7y ago
> RCS is garbage. The _only_ universal _carrier_ solution for messaging is SMS. What does iMessage do to get to all cell phone users? That is the only thing that matters here. full stop. I have many relatives that wanted me to "in
828.
by throw7 7y ago
I'm sure huawei corporate is correcting the issue right now. /s But who do you think trained the ugandan cyber-surveillance team in the first place? You can piece it together from the article: They had pegasus and were trained by
829.
Hong Kong’s Protesters Evade Police and Keep the Demonstrations Alive(youtube.com)
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830.
by throw7 7y 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 rep
831.
by throw7 7y ago
I'm old. Dune 2 was my childhood. Thank you Westwood.
832.
by throw7 7y ago
Thanks for that. It sounds like the networks, while not air gapped, are being separated by some "high" security design or device... that happened to withstand the attack (hence the testing on Boeing's part). Fair enough?
833.
by throw7 7y ago
...an FAA spokesperson wrote in a statement to WIRED that it's "satisfied with the manufacturer’s assessment of the issue." Can't help but read this as: "We don't have a clue and depend on the manufacturer to t
834.
by throw7 7y ago
I did a quick login online to search for current "offers", and they're only offering higher tier speeds. Now, it might be possible, but that takes calling them up and I'm not in the mood. Also, the way they hide "o
835.
by throw7 7y ago
I use syncthing.
836.
by throw7 7y ago
I'm upstate ny and pay $80 for internet. This gets me 100Mbit down and a paltry 10Mbit up. I don't consider this "broadband" as the upload speed is so slow. It's also highway robbery... there's no choice her
837.
by throw7 7y ago
The few always screw it up for the rest.
838.
by throw7 7y ago
I think it's funny, this developer is calling his users 4-Year-Olds. Reminds me when we used to call them lusers.
839.
by throw7 7y ago
It will always be legal to drive as a human being as long as I'm alive. I'm not that young, but, yes, I do expect to be alive for "several decades" more.
840.
by throw7 7y ago
The reason I stayed with redhat/rpm so long ago was that rpm kept the native upstream source file untouched and pristine (most often a tarball). It was very easy to see what exactly was being patched and the build process driven by th

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