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by voxic11 5mo ago
So do you think the same logic applies to ISPs? Should they be reviewing all the content that they allow to transit their network and ban you if you try to evade their controls by using uncrackable encryption because if they mess up and all
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by voxic11 5mo ago
ICE itself as a federal agency has sovereign immunity but the individuals who make up ICE only have qualified immunity for constitutional rights violations. However they do have sovereign immunity for general torts (or more technically for
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by voxic11 5mo ago
Additionally tier 1 networks legally not allowed to route packets that don't include an attestation that they were produced by a computer running only approved software. https://web.archive.org/web/20220814024158&#
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by voxic11 5mo ago
Many in the US also use public transportation when they can but busses are generally thought of as a last resort. Unlike trains, teams, or subways their schedule is at the whim of traffic. So the general thinking is that if you are going to
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by voxic11 5mo ago
No if you use GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency then you are on separate infrastructure. Here is the status page for the US enterprise cloud data residency https://us.githubstatus.com/posts/dashboard (which f
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by voxic11 5mo ago
What rules were not followed here?
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by voxic11 5mo ago
He was saying hybrid encryption as in use both a well established classical "factoring big numbers is hard!" algo and also a fancy new post quantum cryptography algo. That way if it turns out the fancy new algo can be broken by no
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by voxic11 5mo ago
net exporter of petroleum products, US is still a net importer of crude.
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by voxic11 5mo ago
Keep in mind this project is a 25 year old PHP application.
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Funny enough its the tower that tells the cellphone modem which network is "better" and it does this in an unencrypted cell reselection message. So it is easy to force a phone to select 2G. https://efforg.github.io&#x2F
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Nope, CGNAT means I need to call my ISP. We now have 2 levels of NAT because the IPv4 address situation has gotten so bad they can't even give every residence its own public IP. If your ISP hasn't adopted it yet its likely they go
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by voxic11 6mo ago
voice is determined by the voice parameter, you can't control it via the prompt, the prompt only directs how the chosen voices delivers the lines.
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by voxic11 6mo ago
I put mine behind caddy on a long unguessable path prefix. So that acts as a sort of password that you need to know before you can access it at all. So far it's seemed to work great. The advantage to using a path prefix vs like caddy b
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by voxic11 6mo ago
TSA doesn't even need an ID, if you don't have one they just take your information and check it against some databases to "confirm" your identity.
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Users are already liable for their content under 270, it doesn't protect the producers of content it only protects the distributors. But yeah I guess YouTube could force producers to carry insurance or something so that if YouTube is a
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Check the breakdown page. Like yes the magnitude is reduced obviously for individual services. But they all show the same trend.
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by voxic11 6mo ago
> Copilot is for entertainment purposes only. It can make mistakes, and it may not work as intended. Don’t rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk. Seems pretty clear to me, do you really think people need a la
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Because even in the worst case what we are really talking about is just much higher risk than the government is claiming, but its still far more likely to succeed than fail. Plenty of people would take a 1 in 10 or 1 in 100 chance of dying
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by voxic11 6mo ago
Him and his family will be richer and more famous than ever. I don't think he cares about legacy beyond that.
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by voxic11 6mo ago
But isn't ChatGPT access free through the browser? What do you mean already paid in currency?
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Kids version has been around my entire life (baseball cards) it even used to come with bubblegum!
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by voxic11 7mo ago
> What is a new code hosting platform offering. For me its providing uptime. Github is barely reaching one nine of availability these days.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
They have been under a lot of pressure for years to disable e2e messaging because it prevents them from monitoring messages for child abuse. This was a central point of the trial. While they haven't given a reason for the change I thin
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Wasn't it Congress who passed 5 U.S.C. § 7311. which says a person may not “accept or hold” a federal job if they “participate in a strike” against the U.S. government. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Well I think the idea is it wasn't already taxed in many cases. If you have assets that have greatly appreciated then that appreciation was never taxed.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
But these police don't work for the state government. They worked for the Adams County government. The immunity waiver you linked explicitly only applies to the state government. > (A)(1) The state hereby waives its immunity from li
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by voxic11 7mo ago
The government has sovereign immunity which is why you usually have to sue the people involved rather than the government directly.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
No that is the date at which the bulk archive ends and the 5 minute update files begin, so it should not be updated.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
That is just the archive part, if you just would finish reading the paragraph you would know that updates since 2026-03-16 23:55 UTC are "are fetched every 5 minutes and committed directly as individual Parquet files through an automat
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by voxic11 7mo ago
If you look at the github page it was an LLM that wrote all the code. Makes sense as corridor are not software developers.

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