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by weare138 6y ago
This entire thing is a hot mess. and 75 hashed passwords available in TOR nodes: What does this technobabble even mean? Dominionvoting is also dominionvotingsystems.com The anonymous author uses a screenshot from the Way Back Machine fr
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by weare138 6y ago
Burroughs also collaborated with the band Ministry. He has a cameo and is sampled in the video for 'Just One Fix' and recorded a song spoken word song with them called 'Quick Fix'. Ministry - Just One Fix https:/&#
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by weare138 6y ago
Could have been to eliminate evidence. Security services can glean alot of information from the type of equipment used and it's sophistication or conversely lack of sophistication.
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by weare138 6y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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by weare138 6y ago
6) Incredulity: Acting as though what someone said is unbelievable. Narcissists often use this tactic when they don’t understand what another person is saying. Rather than admit they are confused, they pretend that what the other person is
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by weare138 6y ago
Dumb question time. Why isn't something like this just baked into the browser itself? Devs shouldn't have to jump through hoops and rely on convoluted hacks just do to something as simple as load a font.
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by weare138 6y ago
The problem with the measurement device theory is the dodecahedrons found don't seem to be consistent. Speculated uses include as a candlestick holder (wax was found inside two examples); dice; survey instruments for estimating distan
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by weare138 6y ago
I'm not a lawyer here either but this situation appears pretty common overall. Do a google search for 'KFC recipe' and there's no shortage of sites showing you how to make KFC style fried chicken, many using an alleged l
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by weare138 6y ago
Something I always thought would be beneficial is keeping apps in user space that don't implicitly require elevated permissions. This is something that has always bugged me about Linux, other unix like OSs and Windows. You shouldn&#x27
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by weare138 6y ago
Allegedly or did he lie and what did he lie about?
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by weare138 6y ago
> In the US free-speech does include hate speech. Only in certain situations and there's established case law to this effect. "Free speech" in the US is not a blanket indemnification: Fighting words are, as first defined
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by weare138 6y ago
> Whenever I have a problem that can be solved by a Perl one-liner, there are two obstacles to using something like your book: 1. Figuring out that my problem is solvable with a Perl one-liner in the first place, and 2. Finding the right
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ARM and How Making Things Simpler Made Them Faster, More Efficient (2018)(hackaday.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
Make the Old Ones Great Again
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'Weird' Molecule Detected on Titan Has Never Been Found in Any Atmosphere(sciencealert.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
While were on the subject I'm tired of these BS laptop keyboards. Stop trying to cram a numeric keyboard on there and shifting all the keys and trackpad to the left. It's great for the 1% of the time I need a full size numeric key
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by weare138 6y ago
This. I'm not necessarily against moving to Wayland but the display server and compositor is a really important component and Wayland has been a long time coming, 12 years now to be exact. Either we need a clear path to Wayland or ju
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by weare138 6y ago
Who knew the former CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise wasn't a good choice to run an online entertainment media startup targeting young people? 'How do you do fellow kids?'
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Three NPM packages found opening shells on Linux and Windows systems(zdnet.com)
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Popular Online Learning Platform Was Created by a Religious ‘Cult’(onezero.medium.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
I guess as serious as any other privacy threats but one that doesn't get enough attention in my opinion. CDNs and web fonts are definitely being used to track us and can bypass mitigations like private mode in your browser and ad/
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by weare138 6y ago
AMD created x86-64, Intel had just caught up by that point.
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by weare138 6y ago
Intel didn't beat AMD back in the day because they had a better processor. Intel relied on anti-competitive practices to lock AMD out of the desktop and server markets. They were successfully sued by AMD but the damage was done. Then I
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by weare138 6y ago
> Suppose you have a computer that evaluates whether an equation has a real-valued root. The answer is yes or no. You can predict the answer. But now you can change the algorithm so that if you input the correct answer, the code will out
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by weare138 6y ago
>How is the US having accurate weapons unethical? Because we sell them to despotic regimes like Saudi Arabia who use them to do things like kill innocent people in places like Yemen?
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by weare138 6y ago
> which means that clicks don't really matter at all in terms of Google/FB's ability to monetize What? They get paid for the clicks, not the impressions. Serving ad impressions costs money, the clicks make money. I don&#x
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by weare138 6y ago
The issue though is the complete lack of transparency with the major online ad networks. We're relying on the fox to guard the hen house. They get paid whether the click is valid or not. I don't think we should reasonably expect t
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by weare138 6y ago
> If so, I would suspect such an identifier is being supplied by the retailer to Facebook for ad targeting. It could also be your credit card issuer, potentially. This is the problem, so many companies are harvesting our data now it&
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by weare138 6y ago
Looks like NXP is still making M68k CPUs, but I don't know about dev boards. https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers...
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by weare138 6y ago
It's crap like this that made me quit working in the corporate world. I just can't deal with it.

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