tremon

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by tremon 10mo ago
I don't see how it matters how other countries rank vs the one a person lives in. Even if Canada's legal system is better than the US, you can't choose to subject yourself to the Canadian legal system without extricating your
512.
by tremon 10mo ago
In that case, I guess we'll see a live-action remake of Presidency at Bernie's.
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by tremon 10mo ago
A democratic government that tramples all democratic processes ceases to be democratic.
514.
by tremon 10mo ago
This doesn't say what you think it does. It says that every binary package should only depend on its declared source packages. It does not say that source packages must be constructed without an upstream connection. What the OP w
515.
by tremon 10mo ago
I'm not aware of any democratic vote by the Native Americans to allow the Mayflower pilgrims to stay?
516.
by tremon 10mo ago
Quite frankly, I'm astonished that large players like Airbus are/were still relying on US infrastructure providers at all, given public knowledge of ECHELON in the 90s and the BND-NSA espionage in the 00s.
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by tremon 10mo ago
So if it's below the legal limit, people are not allowed to protest and/or complain about it?
518.
by tremon 10mo ago
I'm sorry. My fault for engaging you, I guess.
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by tremon 10mo ago
A side-effect of running rootless and daemonless is that containers stop on user log out This is not a side effect of running rootless, it's a side effect of running systemd (or rather, systemd-logind).
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by tremon 10mo ago
On classic big waterfall projects, you can find actual architects. Those are the ones drafting interfaces and delineating components/teams before the first source file is even committed.
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by tremon 10mo ago
It's not that much of a twist, given that it was basically the plot of THGTTG.
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by tremon 10mo ago
The EU countries had decades to build and foster alternative companies yet they did not manage to do so They did so quite a few times, and then they let the home-grown alternatives be bought out by US capital.
523.
by tremon 10mo ago
...and we all know that Google never does anything "manually", so I'd take that with the appropriate serving of salt.
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by tremon 10mo ago
systemd accepts commands from the system bus (i.e. the dbus instance running as uid 0). User desktops have their own session bus, which runs as the user.
525.
by tremon 10mo ago
Lots of developers all kinds of keys and tokens available to all processes they launch But these files should not be world-readable. If they are, that's a basic developer hygiene issue.
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by tremon 10mo ago
there's even a question of how much the 12.25% of known test regressions actually matter. I would think that the regression tests are actually the most worthwhile targets for the new project to validate against: they represent real-w
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by tremon 10mo ago
Also, I don't really get why coreutils would be a worthwhile candidate for a Rust rewrite. A rewrite of curl/wget or sudo I can understand, but what's the security benefit to improved memory safety for CLI tools that are only
528.
by tremon 11mo ago
Electrical work is physical work, to point out just one obvious difference.
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by tremon 11mo ago
it's all paid by us EU taxpayers anyway That's simply not true, the EU subsidy budget is dwarfed by each country's national budget. From https://eubudget.europarl.europa.eu/en/how-it-works/ : The
530.
by tremon 11mo ago
€5.5 billion in 2005 is €8 billion in 2025, so it can be either over or under budget depending on how you amortize the costs over the construction period.
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by tremon 11mo ago
Why would you think that? Every distribution, every view is adding damage, even if the original victim doesn't know (or even would rather not know) about it.
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by tremon 11mo ago
> > Subtype Requirement: Let ϕ(x) be a property provable about objects x of type T. Then ϕ(y) should be true for objects y of type S where S is a subtype of T. This says "if hasattr(parent, 'pop') == True then hasattr(c
533.
by tremon 11mo ago
> consider an expression like '"pop" in dir(mySet)' class frozenset: pass class set(frozenset): def pop(self, key): pass I don't see why hasattr(mySet, 'pop') should be a probl
534.
by tremon 11mo ago
> I'm looking forward to distros shipping a default kernel with Rust support enabled What does this mean? The kernel has no specific support for Rust userspace -- the syscall API does not suddenly change because some parts of the ke
535.
by tremon 11mo ago
Please, feel free to extrapolate for me whether the "unspecified vulnerability" referenced in the article was introduced more or less than five years ago.
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by tremon 11mo ago
That doesn't answer the question.
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by tremon 11mo ago
Calling a spade a spade is already considered rude in some cultures/contexts, so I think the most you could say is "this isn't even rude from my perspective".
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by tremon 11mo ago
Calling identifies one person by name/number, and makes that person liable for any damages from the hoax, similar to how calling in a fake bomb threat is a crime. Publicly posting a fake comment and waiting for the rail operator to rea
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by tremon 11mo ago
data is power Far from it. Knowledge is power, but too much data can easily obfuscate whatever small signals of knowledge have been captured. Right now, data mostly requires power.
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by tremon 11mo ago
We spend multitudes of times more than our only realistic threat I don't think Europe spends more on war machinery than the USA.

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