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Read the article before commenting.
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Try to post some grammatically incoherent comment and include the words "penis", "enlargement", and "pills". Let us know how it went. This is probably just an anti-spam measure. There are many anti-china bots o
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In a live migration scenario the TSC in the source and destination machines will be necessarily different so that emulation is required to make it not warp. That said, due to previous TSC instability all operating systems deal with a TSC wa
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Like you I also come from a third-world country and this sort of thing is also the advice there. Now I live in a much better country and I no longer have to fear the police. Quite a change. There is no way why this has to be the way it is.
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They are latin letters, not english. Unless you mean futhorc. Which would be awesome.
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Laws are not written around protocols. The GDPR is not HTTP-, Web- or Internet-specific.
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The proper way of interpreting the sentence about "don't roll your own crypto" is that it actually means "don't roll out your own crypto until it has been peer reviewed by many experts". At which point it kind
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It's possible that they can create money up to a point with positive effects and beyond that point the effects are negative.
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Well, as good a time as any to remember an old exploit. Back in the old days, to put the modem back in command mode, you had to send it +++ and wait one second without sending anything. Hayes, a modem manufacturer, owned a patent on this &q
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Edited. Feel free to delete my comment, it's redundant now.
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Your comment is at the top. Please don't complain about downvoting. "China and Chinese companies have no real culture of user centric privacy." Citation needed. That's one billion individuals you are talking about.
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TBH the neobank market in Brazil is kind of crowded and N26 doesn't have anything over those that started sooner.
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Brazil has juries.
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I don't mean the MPF. Also the answer to your question is yes.
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(c) "charged with" and "found guilty of" are vastly different things To be fair this is the most important comment in this thread. Greenwald was charged by a prosecutor who belongs to the same organization whose misbehav
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He exposed evidence of criminal behavior by a judge that was trying to conceal his activities which are subject to public scrutiny via using his personal phone. What a judge does in the course of his work is not his own personal property.
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Technical debt: the horrible metaphor meant to explain a project to non-technical people but that only technical people adopted. And then everybody needs a better metaphor to explain the bad metaphor to non-technical people.
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How do I know your comment is legit if you didn't sign it? What is special about APIs?
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"App stores" were run by telcos back then. Usually a storefront selling J2ME apps via WAP and charging money to your phone bill. To be fair the most popular content was ringtones (of the MIDI type). I think the BREW ecosystem had
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Boeing Mocked Lion Air’s Calls for 737 Max Training Before Deadly Crash(bloomberg.com)
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I'm a bit familiar with the sorts of commerce that the parent mentioned. Back when broadband was uncommon there were shops where you could just order anything that could be found on the Internet and they would burn a CD-R for you. They
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If Japan confiscated his passports he can probably just go to a consulate and get a new one.
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The biggest red flag is that "climate change deniers" aren't a fringe group of meteorologists, but a group of politically-inclined people who also denounce "cultural Marxism" and other crank theories. I assume that
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That is debug information. Just have it stored elsewhere (not on the binary you ship everywhere) and use that in conjunction with your core dump to debug.
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The author's book, The Linux Programming Interface, is an amazing book and a new classic.
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Not saying it's right but Canada had Trudeau I and II, the US had Bush I and II, and the Clinton and Kennedy families, so it's not like political dynasties aren't common in many countries.
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Git repos are the only thing I use. I imagine there is a colossal overlap between "people who can use Keybase" and "people who use git". That said sharing files from the command line is super-convenient. I just never rem
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Is this fraud in India? I think most stock markets sell this as a service.
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By the way, statistics as its own discipline is taught rather differently from the "here is a toolkit of magic tables and formulas and how to use it" method used when teaching it to non-statisticians. The magical bits actually mak
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The 80s were when we thought the US and the USSR would kill all of humankind with H-bombs. Blade Runner if what we thought the future would look like if we were lucky enough to have one. And this new Tesla seems reminiscent to me of that pe

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