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631.
by wbl 2y ago
Why should I blame MySQL? It's the PHP developers that decided to introduce it and not change the name, plus have several functions that don't do the right thing as well.
632.
by wbl 2y ago
The same government that is prohibiting construction of the transmission lines to move that power to where it would be used?
633.
by wbl 2y ago
50 requests/sec? Did you forget a few zeros?
634.
by wbl 2y ago
Almost none: ANSI was over 30 years ago and enough of an improvement people switched. If you mean C89 then yes, loads of it.
635.
by wbl 2y ago
T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTIM, mysql_real_es ape2, parse_str, etc.
636.
by wbl 2y ago
Parity with other application platforms demands more than just showing static HTML. Imagine the world with no XMLHTTPRequest because Microsoft wasn't allowed to innovate on the web.
637.
by wbl 2y ago
Display ad insertion would be legal and there are definitely ways to do it all client side.
638.
by wbl 2y ago
No the black budget is a line item in the overall budget. Very few things go into it: even advanced weapons will be separated line items outside it.
639.
by wbl 2y ago
There is percession of the perigee.
640.
by wbl 2y ago
From 1000-1700 there was increasing wealth in Europe not through serfdom intensifying (but see Poland) but through increased trade, fishing, agricultural improvements and culminating in the steam engine. Watermills were medieval inventions.
641.
by wbl 2y ago
I was in high school 15 years ago and Google absolutely read minds to conclude Briney Spears was not a search for pickles but rather a pop artist. This was significant enough for them to come to go talk about it.
642.
by wbl 2y ago
The only thing that can be brought into court is what you did at work. What privacy interest is there in that?
643.
by wbl 2y ago
Very few people say roads help freedom of movement for others. They say it will help your commute, while higher capacity modes never get invested in.
644.
by wbl 2y ago
I don't disagree but induced demand absolutely exists as people would move accordingly.
645.
by wbl 2y ago
Would have just meant more commuters
646.
by wbl 2y ago
But of a jump from that to spraying poison all over the place.
647.
by wbl 2y ago
Except its always Russia instigating. We never sent someone to look at the spire of Saint Basil (the pathetic excuse offered for explaining the presence of GRU officers in Salisbury carrying out chemical warfare), or really struck at their
648.
by wbl 2y ago
Californians? I'd be curious to know what parts of the state they are driving in because I cannot imagine living in CA with a car and not going to the pretty places.
649.
by wbl 2y ago
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
650.
by wbl 2y ago
And if they really want to know: https://www.energy.gov/nnsa/working-nnsa
651.
by wbl 2y ago
I feel building a threat intelligence product on Cassandra is a bit on the nose. What's next, calling the TCB Palladium?
652.
by wbl 2y ago
Dunked in the ocean. There just isn't a ton of plasma and it's not very good at transferring heat to things it isn't being pressed up against. So heat shields and the like function very well. Seawater by contrast gets everywh
653.
by wbl 2y ago
Barrier injection isn't the issue as much as the barriers becoming expensive. There's no reason a CPU can't use the techniques of TSO support to support lesser barriers just as cheaply.
654.
by wbl 2y ago
The EEZ only applies to resource extraction. Otherwise, it is the same as high seas. What lets you board is the territorial sea, and outside that, the contiguous zone. Even then there are limits.
655.
by wbl 2y ago
We need to make clear we have the cards. Russia invited us to slaughter the forces sent in in 2014 by making them deniable. They backed down when Turkey downed one of their jets. The instant they feel real force they back down.
656.
by wbl 2y ago
Russia signed treaty after treaty saying countries can make their own alliances. NATO has not put nukes eastward or any permeant allied presence, other than the armies of the allied states themselves in the region. Russia refused to withdra
657.
by wbl 2y ago
They murdered an entire town. Well several. Raped and tortured those they didn't kill. Kidnap children to Russianize them. Torture and kill POWs. The only difference between them and the Germans is that they haven't carried out in
658.
by wbl 2y ago
What exactly do you think we spend all that money on fast attack subs and frigates and destroyers for? Of course the US Navy (and the French and British) can interdict those ships anywhere on the high seas.
659.
by wbl 2y ago
They sink just the same.
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by wbl 2y ago
I imagine the Germans didn't leave them in a mass grave and burn the entire village down in 1943. That's the reality for a whole bunch of people and the International Tracing Service only did so much.

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