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by vlan0 2y ago
Bernie said it best. Get money out of politics. Full stop.
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by vlan0 2y ago
Typically yes. But I don’t know what about this is typical. Trump will throw military under the bus just as fast. It’s up to them to realize that.
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by vlan0 2y ago
At some point the military needs to remember their oath to the constitution. And act accordingly
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by vlan0 2y ago
Actually this could prove very useful for a resistance movement. Take them down with with their own medicine.
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by vlan0 2y ago
It does sound like that, doesn't it. I think it speaks to how dire I see this situation. Because you're right, people are being put in a very difficult situations. And the government likely is aware of that too. They understand th
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by vlan0 2y ago
Absolutely! It requires all of us to have agency and reach this on our own time. A direct quote from Fred Rogers "There's a world of difference between insisting on someone's doing something and establishing an atmosphere in
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by vlan0 2y ago
>One of the problems of outright refusal is that you'll end up being fired, and likely replaced by a Trumpdroid We need resistance at all levels. Fire me? We sit in and chain the doors? Call the police? Police stand down and need to
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by vlan0 2y ago
>Yes, we also lost the plot on what government should be. It should be a tool for positive some collaboration, on projects that most people can agree on. It should not be a club for beating each other over the head. And how we get there
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by vlan0 2y ago
>Sadly, I think you're being optimistic. I wish. I'm currently looking into where long range gun rifle ranges are. About to start purchasing armor penetrating rounds. Basically try to form local "municipal militia" st
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by vlan0 2y ago
You're not wrong. We've lost the plot on what value government provides. It should be about community. People having agency and coming together because we see our selves in our neighbors.
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by vlan0 2y ago
It's quite alarming. And it seems departments are complicit. Which is further alarming. We need Governors, AGs, and mayors to refuse to comply with unlawful federal directives. If everyone just falls in line, what levers can we pull? F
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by vlan0 2y ago
I don't unfortunately. Best I can offer is WiFi 7 in-depth. But that's about a 400 page read. I'm speaking from deploying/managing WiFI for the last 20 years. The "boiled ocean" version is this. Wireless connec
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by vlan0 2y ago
While societal structures and corporate practices shape behavior, you're right, individuals still retain agency. But progress lies in fostering environments that support healthy choices while encouraging self-reflection and responsibil
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by vlan0 2y ago
For the home user, MLO has potential. For my enterprise deployment, it's sadly a no-go due to how it's implemented and how that implementation affects the user experience.
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by vlan0 2y ago
I'm looking at a WiFi 7 deployment. But not because of the feature set. The true win was extra spectrum with 6E. But considering where most vendors are with their 6E product life cycle, 7 will provide more ROI.
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by vlan0 2y ago
>They would be a legitimate member of society. Damn, you went from pinocchio to real boy is 2 seconds. Your anthropomorphic assumptions will lead to the classification within various species. If you are gonna pay an AI for it's outp
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by vlan0 2y ago
Here's more info on Pat. He is not your average CEO. He wrote this book almost 20 years ago. Why do you resort to conversation about assumptions? The Juggling Act: Bringing Balance to Your Faith, Family, and Work https://www
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by vlan0 2y ago
>I feel like this is a mistake. Pat's strategy is aggressive but what the company needs. He's also 63. Has plenty of money to survive the rest of his life. Has eight grandchildren. There's so much more to life than busines
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by vlan0 2y ago
In your everyday car, yes. But not a Lambo. That V10/V12 is gonna scream.
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by vlan0 2y ago
I think you mean C-OTDR? https://www.anritsu.com/en-us/test-measurement/products/mw90...
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by vlan0 2y ago
Exactly! The sound quality cannot be appreciated in a vehicle like that. The exhaust and engine notes will muddy that easily.
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by vlan0 2y ago
I have a co-worker that moved to the US from the DR last year. She's shocked at how involved and expensive the system is for the most routine visits. It's interesting to hear someone speak with first hand experience in multiple sy
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by vlan0 2y ago
We’ve had nearly 30 tornados this year…in New York. One in downtown Buffalo. It’s been interesting
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by vlan0 2y ago
Anything that has root/kernel access is a risk. It always has been. When will we learn. Probably never. Because money runs this world. So sad. Time to open a bakery and move on from this world.
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by vlan0 2y ago
A manager needs to do their own CYA. If they don't, well, that's on them. But you as an individual should only focus on what you can control.
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by vlan0 2y ago
I'm sure they can try. But put yourself in the shoes of that engineer. Imagine what would go through your head. My entire MO would be CYA. Every 1on1 conversation, secretly recorded (thank you favorable NY state laws), and a paper trai
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by vlan0 2y ago
They have the ability to sign files with Microsoft certs?
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by vlan0 2y ago
Life is just a giant story we tell ourselves. This is no different. Who knows what tomorrow's story will tell!
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by vlan0 2y ago
>Nobody ever asks if these data centers are actually providing any value to society. Please, do not spot with data centers. It is an element of our consumer based economy. We should ask why for many things we consume in our life. Data ce
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by vlan0 2y ago
>Cox's support organization was presented with a compromised device being handed to them by an infosec professional, and they couldn't handle it effectively at all. I can't really blame them. The number of customers able t

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