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user-the-name
5y ago
Why did they need to unconditionally surrender?
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user-the-name
5y ago
Which has nothing to do with the question of why the bombs where dropped years later.
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user-the-name
5y ago
There is value in making insecure things hard and awkward to do, rather than providing them as first-class constructs.
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user-the-name
5y ago
There's always demand for completely insecure features. That doesn't mean you should add them.
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user-the-name
5y ago
So they are adding a hidden, targetable supply chain attack vector on purpose?
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user-the-name
5y ago
> Why would you think otherwise? Because you keep using language like "maybe it exists and is a real disorder". There's no "maybe".
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user-the-name
5y ago
Now do a list of all the things you can't do with text.
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5y ago
And no user-facing UI apps do this or are built for it, and no desktop environment has any kind of support for doing it. It just doesn't work in practice.
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5y ago
It's amazing that it is 2022, and not only can we not put any kind of media in source code comments, nobody even entertains the idea that it could be possible. Programming tooling really is living in the dark ages sometimes.
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5y ago
That is nowhere near practical.
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5y ago
Or, you could trust the lived experience of millions of real, suffering people, and the medical expertise of all the doctors in the world working on helping those people, and shut the fuck up about something you know nothing about.
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5y ago
The only people who will understand this page are those who already know those equations, so what's the point?
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5y ago
> On linux I have no issues installing "native" apps whatsoever You should. Linux provides pretty much zero protection for your data. Any app you install can spy on the data of any other app you're using, and all your pers
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user-the-name
5y ago
Well, there is a persistent rumour that Ghislaine Maxwell was a mod on some large subreddits, and had a top ten amount of karma on there.
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5y ago
His theoretical fortune, on paper. Even if the coins were legit you can't just cash out those kinds of amounts.
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5y ago
"unsigned long long"? It's 2022. stdint.h is old enough to drink, and is probably married with a kid on the way. Just include it already?
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5y ago
So rather than think "oh, I guess those tests are rubbish and I don't actually have ADHD", your conclusion is "oh, ADHD must not exist then"?
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5y ago
Mass transit is meant to be a public service, not a source of profit.
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5y ago
> If the vaccine works then you have nothing to worry about. That is not how any vaccine works. A vaccine decreases the chance of a catching a disease, it does not eliminate it. The way the disease is eliminated is by getting as larg
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5y ago
Far-right ideology is ripping through those groups again today as well.
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5y ago
Reserves of 320M just sitting there?
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5y ago
> Once you've ironed out all issues Yeah this is something that famously happens with software development, you just iron out all the issue and then never have to change anything ever again.
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5y ago
> why would you ever set up a system where the majority of its assets can be drained by a single transaction Because, as always, if you were competent, you would not be working on cryptocurrencies.
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5y ago
Objective-C is a superset of C. If there is Objective-C interop, there is by necessity already C interop.
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5y ago
This is a massively disingenuous argument, and you know it.
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5y ago
Ok, you are definitely not arguing this is good faith any longer. Get lost.
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5y ago
Why is it sad that people enjoy a thing? They enjoy it because it works and is less of a pain in the vast majority of cases. That is not sad, that is a good thing.
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5y ago
Already did.
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5y ago
Once.
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5y ago
Those are all things you can try, though. In crypto, again, the money just instantly disappears.
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