vel0city

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by vel0city 4mo ago
1910's America with Jim Crow segregation, pre-Womens suffrage, pretty much peak wealth inequality with robber barrons?
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by vel0city 4mo ago
So up to $17k in material costs before the many many hours of labor involved.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> Do you think their obsession with classic cars is relevant to the case? I'd say no, just generally liking classic cars isn't material to the case. I've got tons of classic cars on my fridge from Rock Auto. Does that mean
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I'm very aware of mens rea. Is thinking you're committing a crime when you're not mens rea? That's the hypothetical above.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Isn't that also true if the engine and transmission also took significant road damage and requires replacement on an ICE BMW? Breaking news: expensive components of cars are expensive.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
how much is the engine and transmission to replace on an ICE BMW ? did anyone fix that ?
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> If you can't see the connection between anarchist pamphlets and trying to raid a government facility, then I don't know what else to say. My point is, its not illegal to just generally be an anarchist. Generally being an anar
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by vel0city 4mo ago
If these zines were like "here's how to attack an ICE facility" or directly promoting imminent violence against officers I'd understand. Is that what these zines were about? From the zines I've seen they're all
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Yeah but imagine if you were also sentenced for 30 years not because you were there on January 6th but because your friend who was there asked you to pick up all those MAGA hats from his home.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Intending to murder someone is often directly a crime though, so yes. And murdering people is illegal. Moving some magazines isn't normally illegal. I wouldn't normally assume having some magazines is evidence of a crime. And if t
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I mean its a very radically different thing in almost every way than what was originally proposed. The zines didn't commit any crimes. Let's say you hide someone who didn't actually commit a crime but you thought they did
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I'm still just trying to fully understand the delination here. Let's walk through two scenarios. Service A allows a wide variety of authenticators to store your passkey, it doesn't do any checks at all for the requirement. Yo
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> it's illegal because "you had a court order to provide things that are relevant and you instead hid things you thought were relevant" And yet when Trump does it with classified documents its not a problem. Where's h
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Let's say someone is driving 35MPH. They think "oh snap, I think the speed limit is 30MPH here!". The posted speed limit is actually 40MPH. Was this person speeding or not? Should a cop ticket them for thinking they're
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by vel0city 4mo ago
And to think that AAA video game was distributed on cartridge with expensive memory in cardboard packaging with a manual while these days that same $60 game is just a digital download from a CDN.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Being left-handed I've done left-handed cursive for far more than 5 months. I pushed myself to also try and learn to write right-handed. In a left-to-right writing style, its more than just slanting the letters slightly the other way.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> so it'd be hard to get some passkeys onto your yubikey in the first place. It's as easy to get a passkey on it as it was to originally create the first passkey. That's the thing with them. You can make a bunch. It was ju
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by vel0city 4mo ago
This doesn't change the fact it can still be your physical device that remains in your personal control. I can stash them on a yubikey or similar device and still meet those requirements. It's still only my device, it doesn't
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> people use 2factor authentication and Passkeys without respecting the same truth. Passkeys are still your keys. You can put them on hardware authenticators you control entirely offline separate of other services. You can store them in
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Potentially, but if you have your password reset process be sending a reset code by email it's effectively the same account access.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Its not about how much you earn, its about what you're worth. And who's worth the most? Companies that lose money. I don't want to make a little bit of money every day. I wanna make a fuck ton of money all at once. https:&#x
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by vel0city 4mo ago
This is why a lot of services have just moved to using email with magic links to log people in. In the end for a lot of services controlling your email is defacto controlling the login.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
File > Import > LastPass. Log into LastPass. Now you have your LastPass details in 1Password. https://support.1password.com/import-lastpass/?mac
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Features and colors are often not even reserved for the actual first buyers. Trying to get a dealership to actually order you what you want is like pulling teeth. You get what the dealerships around you ordered, if you don't like it to
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Ah, and I do see now on their website faq's it does list: > Order pre-installed: Pick your wrap when you purchase your Slate and have it arrive, wrapped and ready. Ok then! Strange they don't directly mention it on their build
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Their current ordering website says otherwise. It directly states that customers will need to wrap their own cars or hire someone to do it. I'm also not entirely sure about this facility. Some places are saying this is a facility to p
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> merging the two technologies means you have the complexity of both I (and many others) would actually argue many common hybrid drivetrains are actually simpler than many ICE-only drivetrains. Things like transmissions and complicated
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I've never owned a Prius, but I've known several Prius owners. Several of them have gone on some quite long road trips, several >1,000mi. I don't get why an SUV is required to go on a road trip for a couple of adults. Pe
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I agree with your take, hence my "on a good day" part of the comment. For a lot of people, 200mi of on a good day range on an EV probably isn't enough . In fact, for a number of people who drive a good bit in very cold clima
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by vel0city 4mo ago
What percentage of US cars will find themselves on those roads?

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