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by trumpdong 4mo ago
That wouldn't really make sense for Israel. They don't want America to be destabilised. They want it stable and supporting them. Same for European countries. They want Palestine and Iran unstable, but they've already achieved
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Healthier for him, unhealthier for society that is forced to suffer the effects of mass consumption of his product.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
I find this to be a snarky non-answer. You really think everyone should write their own memcpy for every POD type they want to memcpy?
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
There's lots of UB in C-family execution models. Some of which is not actually UB because the implementation defines it - e.g. aligned DWORD-sized memory access is atomic on Windows because Microsoft said it is. By choosing to use this
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
People say nuclear reactors are completely safe if properly constructed and operated and the waste danger is overblown if properly managed. There aren't many institutions extant today that I could trust to properly construct and operat
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
If the security community had unlimited resources you wouldn't be able to do very much with computers. Security and usability are opposite ends of a spectrum. Either you can do a lot (usability) or you can do little (security).
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
I use classic tokens on low-privileged accounts for scraping public repos. I suppose organization level permissions would work fine for me.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
> you can skip the slop and read the real information here: (link that is obviously written by AI)
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Indeed. Every line of code is like a liability, but managers suddenly decided to stack rank developers based on number of lines of code written, again, which is like ranking aircraft designs by how heavy they are.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
the reasons are not obvious. I want to avoid their products.Does anyone else *cough* who has a throwaway account know the place?
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Have you bought a PC in the last 10 years? Then it came with Microsoft's secure boot keys on it. Sometimes it's not even possible to remove or disable them. Sometimes you actually need a Microsoft-signed bootloader shim to boot an
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Your cleaner is a human and you trust them to behave like a human including having a quite low probability of suddenly having a seizure. Robots do not think the same way. Any software glitch may cause it to move in an unexpected way. I had
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
You say "should be", I say "won't". One of those is a statement about material reality.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Why in the UK Billy is considered a civil engineer but if he were 30 miles away in France it would be considered illegal for him to sign off on a bridge design? Different places arrived at different consensuses.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Which unit is correct?
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
I'm happy the UK government finally decided to outlaw DRM.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
What if the "clueless" users are 99.99% of the users?
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
use simplex then. Signal is what it is and it's not trying to be something it's not. E.g. use of phone numbers.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
There is no difference between the tech and how it is implemented.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
It should be present tense. Especially in Berlin.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
But they're right. The next guy will do it if you don't. And you'll be fired meaning you won't have any power any more, and the person who thinks DRM is good will be hired and become powerful in your stead. How does that
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
The practical alternative is sabotage. Write the code poorly, with obvious bugs. Don't sign the full URL so the user can just delete the drm=true parameter.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Idk, sounds better than being dead, just in my opinion.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Then you are the first kind. Since the law will not change, you will continue to follow it.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
There's a selection effect. Some people thought these were bad and didn't implement them. Other people thought they weren't bad and implemented them. We use implementations from the latter group of people. Obviously. Same thi
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
I also find it interesting that if your spleen were to go prompt critical, it would irradiate you and you'd probably die. That is my favorite fact about nuclear physics.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
empty in terms of normal cell components, apparently it stores relatively huge amounts of nitrates that are a necessary energy source for it
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Fraud is a specific thing. Failing to uphold a contract, even deliberately, isn't automatically fraud.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
Breach of contract is a civil issue, they could probably fire you without recourse (contract is void) but that's the extent of it if you didn't do anything else wrong.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
More than half of the cost of living is land rent, which has nothing to do with human labor or cost of anything. It's a rather artificial forced payment that only increases when everything else gets cheaper.

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