ttybird2

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by ttybird2 4y ago
"As opposed to load-linked/store-conditional, which is a different way to express the same basic idea? Or is he claiming that other processors didn't support any form of atomic instructions, which definitely isn't true?
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"more people Died in car accidents in DNR/LNR then due to the conflict." Traffic related deaths should not be underestimated, they are more common than people think. In fact, so far more civilians have died in car accidents
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by ttybird2 4y ago
I do not see war crime denial in their post. More like war crime acknowledgement. I think that it is you who is undermining the struggles of people attacked by US interests.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
Weird, I only get shady proxies and the wikipedia page.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
You don't get "reasonable-looking" results for "pirate bay" on google.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"our constitution and history make liberty and minimal government power the default here, so all of the authoritarianism that's come with covid is an attack on what was once a free country" I usually see Canada being descri
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by ttybird2 4y ago
I am not sure what you mean by this. As in, work on cool non-cryptocurrency related stuff?
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by ttybird2 4y ago
I think you missed my point. I meant that he will now not have that option.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
For me personally the second. But I am sure that regardless of what we think regarding what he did, we can all agree that it's a shame that someone like that won't be around to work on cool tech due to his sentencing, kinda like w
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"treason is treason" I find the idea that someone who has not pledged their allegiance to a particular country can commit treason against said country to not make much sense. "Just a couple national security secrets okay?&
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by ttybird2 4y ago
Funnily enough passing out said fliers is exactly what I believe "freedom of speech" is meant to protect.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
I do not think that this is a widely held view. Regarding the US constitution for example, Part of Bernstein v. United States was the complaint that DJB was not able to legally talk to or teach about cryptography to cryptographers and stude
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"How in the world do you see this victimless?" Just because NK has victims does not mean that his actions have victims as well. "It has nukes pointed at Seoul" Every nuclear country has their nukes pointed at somewhe
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by ttybird2 4y ago
Reposting it from the previous thread: He is the creator of WikiScanner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiScanner https://www.reuters.com/article/us-security-wikipedia-idUSN1... He also created To
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by ttybird2 4y ago
He is the creator of WikiScanner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiScanner https://www.reuters.com/article/us-security-wikipedia-idUSN1... He also created Tor2web with Aaron Swartz and used to wor
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by ttybird2 4y ago
Probably https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22166451
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by ttybird2 4y ago
This might have been true 23 years ago but since then it became free software.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
Same keys, servers and clients will keep using their ed25519 keys for authenticating each other, the keys for the key exchange are negotiated on login.
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"I couldn't possibly care any less about a chat client when the actual text editor still doesn't let you do something as basic as toggle word wrap" It should be easy to do as well, given that they have an option for it
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"you keep moving the goalpost." This is my first post in this thread... And no, it is not moving any goalpost. "However CSS came out to separate content from style, so doing that wouldn’t have made much sense" The fi
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by ttybird2 4y ago
"In a prior post, we reported on a decision from a U.S. district court holding that it was false advertising for a company to claim that software licensed under the Affero General Public License version 3 with the addition of the Comm
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by ttybird2 5y ago
It is kinda funny because exactly the same argument has been used by many to justify the sanctions against the Russian people. They point out that apparently 70% of the population supports the war and that this justifies punishing them for
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by ttybird2 5y ago
"As per the Russians, this is not a war" Same for Iraq, Libya, etc. Declarations of war mostly died after WWII. "Hence, they're not prisoners of war" They are to be treated as civilians then, according to the Ge
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by ttybird2 5y ago
At that point you might as well use a MAC.
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by ttybird2 5y ago
I think that it is clean as an API and much easier to use than io_uring. Maybe it could be implemented as a library on top of it.
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by ttybird2 5y ago
Your link is about Bucha, the person that you are replying to is talking about Mariupol.
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by ttybird2 5y ago
They are talking about US/UK/etc paying reparations to middle eastern countries.
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by ttybird2 5y ago
Maybe "racist" was not the best choice. Feel free to replace it with "discriminatory" instead. Anyway, this does not explain your plan to keep the restriction permanently. After all they will not be paying taxes that fun
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by ttybird2 5y ago
As much as you disagree with it, posting it on twitter to harass and get your followed to dunk on that person is not acceptable. https://twitter.com/ZoltanKochan/status/1511638290608308228 Also please do not misun
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by ttybird2 5y ago
Reagan I think. That being said this is likely because he served only one term. Obama bombed Libya on his second term.

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