will4274

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by will4274 5y ago
> 30 character password Why didn't you set up a Windows Hello PIN?
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by will4274 5y ago
Big +1 to this. Most of the changes to C++ have been fixing old problems. Concepts are a complex feature sure, but before having named concepts in code, we had unnamed concepts in code that may or may not be named in the documentation. Bein
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by will4274 5y ago
I agree with Google doing more "controversial topic guiding" than others - though perhaps this is just their superior language model. Interesting, Google seems to have fixed my go-to example. The query "<college newspaper
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by will4274 5y ago
> unrepentant sexual predator What is this? I don't have any context.
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by will4274 5y ago
Does it? I can't make my microwave work with the door open either. The whole "point" of a TPM is that the user can create, use, and delete keys inside of it, with the promise that the keys won't come out. TPMs are just s
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by will4274 5y ago
> the owner of the PC does not retain absolute control over this device. This is a bit FUD-y. TPMs are key stores, the same as what Apple calls a "secure enclave." When you activate a device with a service like Netflix or a sof
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by will4274 5y ago
The lines are a bit blurrier here than you might think. Soldiers are required to disobey illegal orders. Congress declares war. But the President has the right to respond militarily in an emergency - war does not wait on committees. If Trum
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by will4274 5y ago
They think they'd decide what the money should be spent on better than you. So being corrupt and taking huge amounts of money in and then spending it on their chosen causes is a net good. It's narcissism
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by will4274 5y ago
You concluded that a SONG wasn't good by READING the lyrics?
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by will4274 5y ago
The virus is real. "The pandemic" in popular culture includes both the actual virus and the response to it. "Ain't real" is also an incredibly interpret-able phrase. If somebody said to me "homosexuality isn&#x
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by will4274 5y ago
Didn't Eminem rap about wanting to kill the president?
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by will4274 5y ago
Nascar is a sport where people drive cars in circles really fast. A reporter was interviewing a driver after he drove the fastest. The drivers name was Brandon. The crowd was chanting so loud it was louder than her interview. The reporter s
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by will4274 5y ago
It's what you can do with the TPM. With the TPM to hold keys, you can require that e.g. bootloader changes be signed by the vendor. It's hard for malware to convince an ordinary person to go into BIOS and disable vendor locked boo
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by will4274 5y ago
Because it existed. You could actually write a Python 3 program.
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by will4274 5y ago
How not? Newsstands contain dozens of newspapers, typically all owned by only 1 or 2 conglomerates. How is that any different than a Facebook feed which shows hundreds of groups spamming out propoganda, all of which are operated by a much s
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by will4274 5y ago
From the article: > It’s not clear from the DOJ release whether anyone besides AT&T was harmed as a result of the scheme; there’s no mention of customers’ phones being otherwise compromised or any personal data being accessed. We’ve
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by will4274 5y ago
> The scientific community is doing the studies, all the studies, every possibility is be analyzed & tested, even the most outlandish claims are being thoroughly tested in many many scientific studies/trials This is misinformati
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by will4274 5y ago
I thought it was pretty clear. Windows subsystem for Linux is a product. Just like Apple iPhone is a product. Just like Apple iCloud is a product. Nobody names their products with their company name at the end.
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by will4274 5y ago
Apple iPhone vs iPhone for Apple. Microsoft Office vs Office for Microsoft. Google Chrome vs Chrome for Google. Corporations are reluctant to put "products" without their brand name first. And they intetpret "products" a
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by will4274 5y ago
All reporting is biased. You shouldn't try to find unbiased reporting - you'll never succeed, except at fooling yourself - instead you should identify the biases of the things you read and read sources with a variety of biases.
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by will4274 5y ago
My SO has TikTok. It seems like mostly staged videos and folks with barely informed political rants to me.
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by will4274 5y ago
Leaves kill the grass. You want the grass to get light through the fall.
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by will4274 5y ago
Document here: https://vault.fbi.gov/9-11-attacks-investigation-and-related...
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by will4274 5y ago
You've misread me. Eich wouldn't have saved Mozilla. Having many fewer ideological employees who insisted on conformity would have saved Mozilla. Conformity is not just a problem for politics. Read TFA - these are all conformity p
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by will4274 5y ago
As TFA says, it's about Mozilla's employees. "Thinking you know best" is an attitude that leads you to fire people for out-of-work disagreements, and also remove features that "no one uses", and also divert mon
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by will4274 5y ago
And the result is that Mozilla is a zombie company, filled with LGBT employees who would rather work for a company that is useless than one that has a leader who opposes gay marriage. That's fine for the U25s, but as people get older,
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by will4274 5y ago
I think it's reasonable that if your toaster has modifyable software memory, that if that modifiable memory is locked down cryptographically, that the toaster manufacturer be required to include that cryptographic key with purchase of
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by will4274 5y ago
ZIP isn't an immutable feature either, it's used as a proxy for many features, some immutable.
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by will4274 5y ago
Eh. My teacher just wrote "assume all probabilities are independent" at the top of the test. Using only independent examples is a good way to have a lot of very repetitive problems where you take marbles out of bags of marbles.
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by will4274 5y ago
I dunno. Seems a bit like appointment a white person the minority liaison.

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