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by tiahura 1y ago
No bueno.
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by tiahura 1y ago
It would be easy. Require the backbone CEO's to certify that their networks don't connect to networks that connect to China, Russia, Nigeria, etc. The burden would then shift to them. If they couldn't get a guarantee from a p
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by tiahura 1y ago
Backbone operators in the US should not be allowed to connect to networks that connect to low trust countries.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Lawyer here. Not noticing a change.
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by tiahura 1y ago
You never know when they might need to send the repo man.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Is your house that embarrassing?
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by tiahura 1y ago
I’m a personal injury lawyer who looks at medical bills all day.
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by tiahura 1y ago
United Healthcare isn’t the reason healthcare is unaffordable any more than Geico causes car repairs to be expensive. American demand for healthcare is insatiable, and doctors are a scarce and greedy bunch. That there is a middle man trying
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by tiahura 1y ago
I need to get to the Met.
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by tiahura 1y ago
DOS ain’t done ‘till Lotus won’t run.
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by tiahura 1y ago
What could have been. If the respective parties had just gotten their acts together on the PPC 615, OS/2, WordPerfect, and Lotus.
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by tiahura 1y ago
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by tiahura 1y ago
I'd be curious to know if an contemporaneous actual covid infection produced similar results?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Can it factor 21?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Four trillion
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by tiahura 1y ago
What I find weird is that a year ago there were reports in the NYT and elsewhere that TSMC was unable to make the AZ plant work because of lazy / dumb Americans. And then 6 months later, poof, 180, the reports were that they were right
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by tiahura 1y ago
When I lived near downtown Houston, during the summer, I had to change into my work clothes after I got to the office. Just the 100 yd walk, at 8 am, from my house to the bus stop, left me sweaty. The city definitely holds a lot of heat.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Too bad they can’t fix the problems with Office.
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by tiahura 1y ago
I'm confused, yesterday didn't they say they weren't going to be the moral police?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Like net neutrality and DACA.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Because AI bubble is based on companies spending a trillion dollars on AI, not porn.
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by tiahura 1y ago
He literally said on the August podcast that they wouldn’t do it because it would be a short-term gimmick. As I type, CNBC (who pumps them every hour of the day) is talking about how suspicious it looks.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Kind of reeks of desperation. And, given what’s been alleged about him personally, it seems odd. Is this something MS is on board with?
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by tiahura 1y ago
This is news? The whole idea of allowing low-trust countries access to the internet makes little sense.
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by tiahura 1y ago
You can get a lot of fat kids on a computer in a bedroom for the cost of building and maintaining a 6th Gen fighter.
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by tiahura 1y ago
F5 claims that the threat actors' access to the BIG-IP environment did not compromise its software supply chain or result in any suspicious code modifications. Why would anyone have confidence in F5’s analysis?
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by tiahura 1y ago
No 16”?
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by tiahura 1y ago
I'm an ambulance chaser. I look at medical records all day. I've never seen anyone complaining of long covid.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Right there with you. The crazy thing is that with the way MS is moving Office away from native towards garbage React, they're facilitation moving away from Windows.
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by tiahura 1y ago
What a carefree life you must lead to have time or energy to care what a robot manufacturer thinks of your home.

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