verify_sirrah

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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Several thousand people die every year from drowning every year in the US[1]. That number could be significantly reduced if swimming pools were banned. Swimming pools provide a lot less utility than cars. Do you think swimming pools should
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Group Facetime but that is only available for Apple users.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
> Go aims to combine the safety and performance of a statically typed compiled language with the expressiveness and convenience of a dynamically typed interpreted language. It also aims to be suitable for modern systems programming. - Ro
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
I'm sure there are many people willing to take those jobs in these times.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Masoton doesn't encode useful information in the URL like the author described in the first section.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Presumably using Bluetooth beacons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_low_energy_beacon
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Something like Disklabs' Faraday Bag ought to solve that problem.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
1. This is written from the point of people developing desktop applications for Linux. It doesn't apply to a specific desktop envirnment. 2. The article isn't dated so I can't say for sure. Wayback machine doesn't have a
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Here is the original report by ProtonVPN. https://protonvpn.com/blog/apple-ios-vulnerability-disclosur...
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
They had conducted hundreds to thousands of tests before the first case in the country was detected.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
> I'd pretty much give up all my civil liberties Okay, but you have not right to do the same to other people's civil liberties.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Intel's 10nm does have a higher density than TSMC 7nm[1]. However, Intel's desktop chips are still on 14nm and that is closer in terms of density to TSMC's short lived 10nm node. [1] https://fuse.wikichip.org/
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
I have heard the Intel's 10nm node was overly ambitious and this caused their delays.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
The CCP has already done so. https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/05/asia/china-coronavirus-wildli...
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
No, you are getting it backwards. The states predated the general government. The states delegated powers to the general government.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
I believe many are upset over them temporarily blocking the stimulus bill.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
macOS matches watchOS, tvOS, iOS, and iPadOS. Unless Apple decides to rename all their products, I don't see macOS changing.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
I don't think any president has ever been elected by the majority of the voting populace. The highest voter turnout in the past 50 years, as a percentage of VAP, was in 2008 with 58.2% voting. Obama received 52.9% of the votes in that
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
Can somebody link me to where this 15 day shutdown was declared? I can see many articles talking about Trump walking it back but none about it actually being declared or what it entails.
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by verify_sirrah 7y ago
The general government has no right to perform such actions. State governments do and have done so where they think it makes sense. Also, making statements like millions of Americans will die is causing more harm than good. The country with