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by voxic11 10y ago
Sounds more like rule by law.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Yet another reason never to sign up for Facebook.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Wikipedia concludes the opposite which is interesting > The middle class continues to shrink and standard of living continues to decrease.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Sorry, you are right, I got it confused with some other work Google was doing to improve the scalability of mercurial. It's not based on perforce though either, appears to be entirely custom technology.
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by voxic11 10y ago
They used to, but now they use Piper which is built on top of mercurial.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Totally disagree with this. Voice can be good, but exit can be the right choice for many situations. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit,_Voice,_and_Loyalty
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by voxic11 10y ago
Vscode is an IDE. It integrates all your development into one environment. It comes with support for version control, code editing, task running, and debugging all from one application.
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by voxic11 10y ago
You can name the process anything you like with exec -a
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by voxic11 10y ago
He wants the Constitutional requirement, and the tradition of the separation of powers, to be fulfilled by having a Judge review and sign off on the search. That is all he wants, you are the one imagining insane things.
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by voxic11 10y ago
No, cancer does not have standardized treatments. The remission rates vary greatly depending on the hospital and even on the doctor.
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by voxic11 10y ago
This can be very hard to nail down though at the large scale. For instance Trump managed to secure the largest tax break in New York history in the 80s by convincing the government that his buildings for the Uber rich would be very valuable
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by voxic11 10y ago
That "if shit happens, I've got your back" is so missing from civilian life is what has been so destructive to our societies. We are actually all in this together as a country, and every day our fates grow more entwined as a
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by voxic11 10y ago
You sound like the US government, somehow redefining the word tabacco to include things which have nothing to do with tabacco.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Just order the prison not to release them. That's what Bush did https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Toussie
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by voxic11 10y ago
It can and has been undone before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Toussie
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by voxic11 10y ago
IN RE DE PUY, the court found that a prisoner pardoned by the previous administration could have his pardon revoked by the following administration so long as the pardon had not yet been delivered and accepted by the prisoner.
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by voxic11 10y ago
The federal government gave cities money under the condition that they spend it on infrastructure. They did this to grab the money in the short term and their backwards accounting practices allowed them to ignore the long term costs, which
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by voxic11 10y ago
In fact the case referenced in the article ran into this. The image was recovered from unassigned space on the drive and therefore there was not even any data about where it came from (that could be faked too but at least it gives you somet
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by voxic11 10y ago
Every Democrat and most Republicans?
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by voxic11 10y ago
The advantage to not running it yourself is if you trust a different government more then you're own. Maybe there isn't an advantage to using protonmail in the US because you trust the government won't simply come and take yo
891.
by voxic11 10y ago
Wouldn't bitcoin respond to such an attack by just finally implementating a proof of stake protocol on top of their proof of work one?
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by voxic11 10y ago
What if the passcode you use is a confession to another crime?
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by voxic11 10y ago
Sorry I was an ass. But I do really think your question has had a very good answer for over 300 years. What is considered legitimate is necessarily a subjective call, and will differ from community to community.
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by voxic11 10y ago
When they have a monopoly on the legitimate use of force. Next question.
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by voxic11 10y ago
It's explicitly against the rules of the subreddit to dissent against their narrative or express "social justice warrior" views. See rule iv. > No Dissenters or SJWs. AfterBerners MUST Assimilate
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by voxic11 10y ago
He is referring to technologies like Facebook which are controlled 100% by 1 person. Verses technologies like email which are not fully controllable by a single entity.
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by voxic11 10y ago
But it's undemocratic. A small number of people are determining how best to keep society running smoothly. Shouldn't they follow the democratically decided rules?
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by voxic11 10y ago
Also if you die in your 80s you will have collected way more social security money then if you die in your 60s. I wouldn't be surprised if things like smoking which tend to kill you right before retirement age actually saves us money a
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by voxic11 10y ago
I think maybe your argument about consumers also being producers made more sense in the pre internet age when distribution of the content was very hard. I would be rather surprised if they was still true today. After all I presume the FBI d
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by voxic11 10y ago
I personally loved outpost 2. There is a fan maintained version of the game which is still fun to play. http://outpost2.net/

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