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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
it says i7s too in the damn title. It’s 13th and 14th gen
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Why do we think peoples of the past would be unable to distinguish between a normal river flooding and a “world ending” flood? What about the ~450 feet of sea level rise in the last 15k years?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Good point. It’s not like trump is going to stop current wars. At least he didn’t start any new ones. We can at least not vote for people who we know for sure will keep retrying the same nonsense that didn’t work from the past. Put Victo
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Is this satire? It reads like it is. ““systemic risks” to society are minimized.” These people are shitting their pants because the electorate have had enough of their nonsense and voting accordingly so clearly something must be done! The
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
It depends. The tr069 managed devices are typically router wifi combo type devices. If you can get a dumb modem that would would likely remove any tr069 vulnerabilities. The firmware on whatever is doing docsis is going to be updatable b
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Even if you buy your own modem they can push firmware to it (and do). The config file your modem downloads includes a cert that allows the isp to do this. You can flash special firmware (used to be called force ware) to prohibit this.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Interesting response sinse congress is grilling fauci right now on this very topic. Relevant because we’re supposed to trust the same industry that created the virus to save us.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Since we’re just talking past each other: who is Ralph baric and why did his research get banned at chapel hill?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
You do not know what you are talking about with the vaccine but I’m guessing you’re not still getting boaters so that much is good at least. Just because I’ve been (so far) able to avoid negative repercussions does not mean that I should ig
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Would you mind answering my question if you know? The point is both countries have been infiltrated by western powers who support either tyrannical religious zealots or liberal causes whenever it suits their political interests which result
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
I don’t recall what the 2012 Canada protests were. Guessing OWS? OWS and the vaccine passport protestors have one thing in common - they challenge the ruling class. I wonder why the ruling class hasn’t opposed social mousetrap identity p
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
You can keep playing tribalism all you want. I voted in the primaries for Bernie. I’ve been advocating for a public option my whole life. I’d be willing to bet I am more active in progressive causes than you are. Everything in America is
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Yes people complain about “left leaning protests”. People complain about all sorts of protests. I can’t recall a single protest that wasn’t complained about. Exactly when did the left leaning protestors have their bank accounts frozen?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Oh interesting. Question since you seem so educated on the matter. Did Rosevelt pay protestors to throw riots in support of Mosaddegh? If only our national security state was still competent am I right?!
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
No the point is not obvious. We spent 25 years getting pictures of extremely isolated instances of afghans wearing western clothes as some justification for continued occupation. Exactly the same playbook tried with Iran. Is the point t
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
What is the point of the linked source? Afghanistan was a war zone for empires just like everywhere else in this region. Who do you think financed the taliban to fight russia?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
We’re also still paying for the enrichment done in the 40s. There are dumps of radioactive material all over the country that were never properly disposed of. Those costs have been externalized on the populations living near those dumps f
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Did you not just explain how the game changed from technology in your own post? Before all of this unconstitutional collection of Americans information the government had to have a target and go out and collect and tabulate the information.
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Can you prove this at all? I’m seeing White Castle offered free refills in the early 60s and plastic drinking straws didn’t become popular until the same time period.
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
I can’t recall the last US restaurant that didn’t have free drink refills. Why would they want to push people to consume something they refill for free faster? Is it possible people just like straws?
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
I didn’t know reformatting disabled intelME!
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Let me guess, you typed this on an OS that required your Microsoft login to access?
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Interesting viewpoint since a university should be spending money on the pursuit of knowledge for the sake of knowledge and not profit. The whole notion that universities should be profiting in some personal form from research conducted at
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
yeah that’s my point. No one who arranges icons by penis is taking time to go file a report on down detector.
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Ok great. How does that equate to having down detector filter reports?
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Lenovo have been offering preinstalled Ubuntu and fedora for years. Still so just checked. https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/configurator/cto/index.html?bun...
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
his point was that he thinks low income areas are being targeted with a higher police presence. That is so wrong it’s hard to believe oc has ever been to a city in the us. I actually doubt he has for any serious amount of time. High tax
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Isn’t Milwaukee one of the most segregated cities in the country with low income higher crimes areas juuust outside city lines? Great example.
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Sounds like the US should introduce similar legislation to what India did with the on soil stuff.
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by whatwhaaaaat 3y ago
Fair enough. I also didn’t see the quick fall today before responding. The one true thing about crypto is it will move thousands of dollars to invalidate any comment daily.

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