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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Courts are a function of the state.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Not difficult just an edge case with a more questionable value proposition for implementation. Yes I considered independent wheels but a basic trailer is $3k, which doesn't leave much room for anything complicated. The point is there&#
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
https://firstamendment.mtsu.edu/article/star-chamber/ I'm not the right person to explain English history, secret courts, and the American revolution. Suffice to say, public courts a vital check on the power
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Metas lobbyists wrote the EU law precisely so you could deflect blame away from meta and to the government here.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
They'll select a more favorable arbitrator next time.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
I think such terms should require signatures and initials. Holding people to terms they are unaware of is not fair.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Secret justice is not justice.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
And when will the self driving car be able to orthogonal park a trailer by backing down and alley?
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
That would be the honest way to do it.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Greenwald was probably blackmailed with something worse than the foot video he posted.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
They're just hiding misconduct because the government does an enormous number of things that would be national scandals if they weren't allowed to bury them.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
They have a government granted temporary monopoly.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
A better solution would be a miniaturized quadrf style device that could see radio sources and overlay them.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
He's extremely petty and fhin skinned. Remember the seat booster?
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
More likely they would sell a chip with the model etched in silicon for the dramatically higher token/s.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
SOCAMM2 allows for removable ram in nearly 0 added space.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Except strix halo.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Does that include yield from packaging?
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by throwaway85825 7d ago
I don't care about the drama, I just want to say thank you for your continued work to advance the state of the art in open file systems.
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by throwaway85825 9d ago
Normative behavior has shifted due to pervasive censorship and surveillance.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Building a microcomputer was pretty easy. Getting everyone to write software for it was very hard. Everyone tried to build an incompatible rent seeking fiefdom. Most of them failed. Then the relentless price competition of the clones finish
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Europe could just conscript migrants for the AFU but alas it's politically impossible. Would at least prevent the domestic anti NATO propaganda.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Europeans are just mentally incapable of reasoning about security matters. It's essentially forbidden to research.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
It was a part of the active Russian military. SAM operators don't grow on trees.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Russia burned all their GRU operatives through massive incompetence and has had to switch to freelancers.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Was Ukrainian really what was listed as nationality on the propiska?
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
Because the Kremlin wants europe to take an overt action to justify mobilization. There are many better assymetric ways for europe to retaliate.
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by throwaway85825 11d ago
It's easy enough to make a human level self driving car, that's not the problem. The expectation is not human level it's much closer to perfection. Security is the same way, the expectation requires near zero defection. Weste
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by throwaway85825 12d ago
Not anymore. The test lab and testers got laid off. Now they test in production on end users.
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by throwaway85825 12d ago
Will the last competent employee being laid off please turn out the light.

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