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by tremon 7mo ago
This is not about 100% perfection at launch, this is about civil equality. Launching without broad support for use cases creates a two-tier society.
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by tremon 7mo ago
...and how decisively Trump was prosecuted for the 6/1/21 attempted ~coup~ tourism, and for how thoroughly the Epstein child abuse ring was dismantled, and... Yes, the only chance the US has going forward is to primary all curre
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by tremon 7mo ago
Yes. You not knowing whether you are in trouble or not is a feature, not a bug.
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by tremon 7mo ago
The risk is minimal if you control or trust both networks. A network boundary is a natural choke point for access control, so that's where it's usually implemented. For an ipv4 boundary router (as is the topic of the post) you alm
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by tremon 7mo ago
Aside from the fact that "a CPE" is grammatically incorrect, you are also semantically wrong. A router is any device connected to multiple networks that can forward packets between them; and consumer-premises equipment includes ev
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by tremon 7mo ago
Sure, but people who didn't know better until this particular incident do not deserve the title "engineer". Being able to classify and manage risks before they happen is engineering 101.
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by tremon 7mo ago
Windows is the only system that can effectively run on any hardware ...as long as that hardware is Intel-based (and a select few ARM-based boards nowaways). And the reason that it runs on all that hardware is because of Microsoft's b
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by tremon 7mo ago
Can you explain the difference then between "crude racism and conspiracy ideology" on the one side and "Israel's religious bullshit" on the other? Because I don't see much difference between the nazi view that
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by tremon 7mo ago
How useful is that explanation, though? All new software releases (even Chrome itself) are not commonly downloaded, until they are.
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by tremon 7mo ago
They mean that penalties and restitutions for wrongful prosecutions and wrongful convictions should not come from taxpayer money but private insurance. Right now, police departments feel zero pain from judgements against them so they have n
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by tremon 7mo ago
If the punishment fails to correct the behaviour, it is insufficient punishment or the wrong punishment. In this case, I'd say that individual punishments are the wrong tool to correct systemic behaviour. It should be career-ending for
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by tremon 7mo ago
Are you referring to the same UK that only a week ago gave Palantir access to the entire data lake of the FCA, the financial regulator and crime watchdog? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/22&#x2
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by tremon 7mo ago
How is it interpreted? Something that you load into memory and then set the processor's Instruction Pointer at is not interpreted at all. And in case /init is a shell script, it's not the kernel doing the interpreting -- the
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by tremon 7mo ago
I don't get how you can compare Sinner's UTR against Sabalenka's when they're based to two disparate group scores? Doesn't there need to be at least a modicum of cross-pollination to make a meaningful comparison?
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by tremon 7mo ago
Those are some strong words and nothing to back them up. Please, feel free to explain to us in your own words what threat model this device PIN is defending against and how it fails at that.
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by tremon 7mo ago
why must I use a low-security PIN in place of your pre-existing password? FAFAIK, all characters that are allowed in a user password are also allowed in device PIN codes. Knowing Microsoft, I'm sure there's domain policies to al
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by tremon 7mo ago
Was there any doubt of that after Maxwell, Noem, Bondi? (Or, keeping with the same theme, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irma_Grese )
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by tremon 7mo ago
Wait, what? This case's central argument was about propagating and promoting child sexual abuse material, but the maximum penalty was set to only $5000 per violation? Why?
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by tremon 7mo ago
I think it's also true that government officials around the world are less inclined to just go along with it, since Israel has lost control of public perception. So the tactics have to become more brazen and forceful to achieve the sam
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by tremon 7mo ago
Something with stars and stripes?
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by tremon 7mo ago
Actually, no. The decentralization of power means that it takes a lot more effort to subvert each country individually, rather than propping up a few candidates for the entire region like they do in the US.
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by tremon 7mo ago
"told to pay"? As in, they're not even fined? What a horrible choice of headline.
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by tremon 7mo ago
Yes. The problem is, it is only this weekend.
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by tremon 7mo ago
"Have fsync" is not a sufficient requirement. You need a kernel with windows-compatible fsync patches, and many distributions do not ship those.
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by tremon 7mo ago
You also don't want to do this under any kind of memory pressure, because the kernel will happily drop read-only pages from memory if it thinks they can be re-read from disk when needed.
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by tremon 7mo ago
Thank you, your comment sure helps to improve our understanding of React a lot.
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by tremon 7mo ago
It's a bit baffling to me that people are talking about Microsoft "losing their way" as if they ever operated differently. They have always been user-hostile if it increased next quarter's outlook. There's a clear c
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by tremon 7mo ago
I too would absolutely blame a plumber for trying to fix my leaking pipes with a screwdriver instead of e.g. a solder patch. Not everything is a screw, not even in the developing world.
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by tremon 7mo ago
The obvious and flippant answer to that would be "the parts of the world that do not have incompetent leaders". But that will only lead to the incredulous claiming that all governments are equally incompetent (yet some are more in
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by tremon 7mo ago
That's because the common people voted for the incompetent. Not being political either, of course.

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