Youtube comments of TommyJ (@ImperiumLibertas).

  1. For being an "accidental Youtuber" your content is damn professional.
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  2. Why is the cop pestering the dude for saying he doesn't like cops? Was that pertinent to the investigation?
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  3. God forbid game developers have to develop their products to not purposefully sabotage their customers. Parameterizing all configuration options is not unreasonable. Leave it to the community to connect the pieces.
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  4.  @parknich081  who TF are you? The comment goblin?
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  5. England is a failed state.
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  6. 40 yards 10 shots 15 seconds 8 hits. An absolute Chad.
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  7. Also to any anti gunners here, the gun the criminals had was stolen so there is no gun law that would have disarmed them. If Florida had strict gun laws only the criminals would have had guns and the homeowner would have been left defenseless.
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  8. I was going to buy a printer relatively soon. Glad they could show their true colors so I can avoid giving them my money.
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  9. I thought it was a joke too until he started talking about israle carry and not having one in the chamber. The guy has no clue what he's talking about and is 100% serious. He's also willing to embarrass himself for klout.
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  10.  @absolutelydegenerate1900  it has nothing to do with effort. Big brands were spending a lot of money on sponsored videos just to get a ton of negative attention. YouTube knows that if a viewer can't see the number of dislikes that they are much less likely to dislike the video themselves.
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  11.  @silver6229  Starlink literally cannot be blocked in Brazil because it does not rely on any hardware on the ground other than the dish which is owned by the customer. They'd have to target the specific frequencies that Starlink uses. Even then jamming like requires a ton of power and would only affect connections near to the jammer.
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  12.  @joshuamaxam5086  that's not how policing works man. Just because someone is passively resisting you can't crack their skull open on the pavement. That's a ridiculous stance.
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  13. Couch gaming news just like family Guy is about a guy with a family. How dare they show any other character besides the ones in the title. It's called character development. They're creating a story not a string of jokes.
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  14. they've existed for a long time. the systems haven't been robust enough to give to grunts. not surprised vortex is the company to change that
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  15. I just want a serverless platform that isn't ran by evil mega cooperations.
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  16. ​ @Ludak021  lmao "what little the US has" brother he US has 7 carriers and more missiles than we know what to do with. Don't think for a second the US can't take care of drones. The US has been testing equipment to counter drone swarms for the last decade.
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  17.  @EmergencyChrispatcher  the dude cowered in a corner in response to an active shooter that was immediately in front of him.
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  18. Worked with so many of these types. They think their convoluted solutions to simple problems are the only way. They build these huge systems from scratch and since they're the only ones who can "understand" what's going on the documentation inevitably goes stale and major bugs become common. Since they're the only ones knowledgeable enough about the system to fix it the company is left with no choice but to wait for that single individual to patch the code while everyone else waits around wasting company dollars. Anyone who calls that guy a genius is either an idiot or too new to software engineering to know better.
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  19. I declare "who cares" and "move on"
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  20. watchVideo() .then(comment()) .then(winTshirt());
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  21.  @ErikUden   if you think kiwifarms is a "Nazi filled page" you either think everything is Nazi that isn't mainstream or you've never actually been to kiwi farms. It's full of edgy humor and lolcow content for the most part.
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  22.  @cherrypepsi2815  ddos protection is just about the only thing you can't self host. He's self owns everything else.
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  23. It is very likely the exposed azure api key was used in many critical services and revoking the key wasn't an option. Imagine it was an actual hack what would have happened.
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  24.  @Nexias_Faldoran  this is why all code should be public. You can't stop the FOSS signal
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  25. He didn't want to admit he called the cops in front of the obviously aggressive property owner.
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  26.  @UmVtCg  both. It's always a cat and mouse game. People really hate ads and will go great lengths to not see them.
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  27.  @wafflecat_  have you ever worked at a technology company? You would blush at the amount of information a company can get on you. Most of these analytic companies know more about you than your husband/wife.
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  28. They should release code that patches the APK to not risk IP laws. They'll still get legal pressure but they'd be in the legal right. Adding adblock to your own software isn't illegal which is already confirmed by existing case law. Magisk offers a feature for patching parts of the OS or post patching apks
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  29. It depends on the income of the person being charged and their ability to flee. The only purpose of bond is to ensure the person shows up to court.
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  30. ​ @hookflash699 this is not irrational at all. Not wanting to put a technology that is developed by an unstable organization which is ran by politically radical engineers is not just reasonable it's actually a good policy. Adopting a technology one must consider the long term adoption and maintenance of a technology. Rust has been alienating engineers for as long as they've existed.
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  31. ​ @FashA.-du5ki good for you? Nobody cares.
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  32.  @monaelkhairy4167  I bet you'll forget about it in a week when there isn't something to virtue signal about.
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  33. When they call you for an MI say you'll be able to respond in 30-45 minutes as you have to drive to the office.
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  34. It's never the super complicated computer thingy that gets these people caught. Even the Dread Pirate Roberts was caught because of usernames.
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  35.  @robertcartwright1408  even M4s would be a better choice. The FAMAS isn't known for its reliability in combat :p
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  36. They got hardware level backdoors. They don't even need the kernel. They have write ups leaked about how they can exploit these backdoors remotely without an Internet connection.
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  37. Reminds me of the old comedy skit. "Whats it like to be raped?" "..." "Have you ever played halo??" Yeah it's absolutely absurd
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  38.  @Thor.Jorgensen  oi! You got a loicense for dat doge?! Get out of here man. Liberty matters. Yes there are dumb dog owners, no that doesn't mean you should have to have a license to purchase a dog.
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  39. Does Monero support arbitrary data on the chain? Is this going to be a separate blockchain?
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  40. I'm convinced Tor is compromised. Seems like every year the NSA is able to crack more traffic through the onion.
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  41.  @Lonovavir  like 1911s aren't "malfunction prone" 😂 get a better gun
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  42. LUKS does not decrypt all the files on the file system when you enter the password. What LUKS is doing is creating a virtual mapper that intercepts read and write requests to the storage device and either encrypts or decrypts the data in memory. This mapper is never stored on the storage device. It only exists in memory which is why the hard drive is able to stay encrypted even if you yank out the power cable.
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  43. @MyTube name 1 brave thing you've done your entire life bruh
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  44.  @blarghblargh  I wouldn't be here if the cry bullies weren't trying to cancel a piece of software over politics.
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  45.  LoveThemDames  some say beyond a reasonable doubt is about 95% which is crazy to think that 5 out of 100 criminal cases are in a perfect world false adjudications and we all know we don't live in a perfect world. That's why I'm against the death penalty. Even if it was 99% that's still 1 out of 100. Even 99.99 is 1 out of 10000 and with a country with an incarceration rate as high as ours that's a ton of innocent people.
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  46. My question is how did they know the pagers were only going to Hezbollah targets and not innocent civilians. Pretty interesting stuff.
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  47. Suckless software falls short because it requires you to modify code to change basic settings. I do not want to have to configure my applications in code. The idea of making software patchable as a first class citizen is great and should be the norm but configuration should be done in config files.
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  48. The internet is becoming a cooperate hell scape.
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  49. ​ @No-mq5lw the CoC isn't all of a sudden null because Linus is upset. It should apply equally to him as well.
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  50. Military standards are 5 wipes of high entropy random data. I wouldn't do any less for anything sensitive.
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  51. It's surprises me that more people don't know that all this shit he has done was intentional. All the "memeing" and bs that shit bag spewed what do cause more division. He lays it all out in the manifesto. He wants the left to try to take the rights guns so there will be a civil war. He wanted people to be mad at each other and it worked. He successful increased the divide between the two wings. He baited the media with the memes because he wanted to validate the media's witch hunts e.g. PewDiePie and the okay sign game
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  52.  @that_leaflet  I'm glad you left it up. Conversations like this are important. We need to see the fallout that Linus was warning us about when people introduce politics into FOSS development.
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  53. Better than those gov honeypot "secure devices."
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  54. Are any of you actually software or hardware engineers? Do you understand that even if these devices are closed source they are almost certainly built using open source software of some kind. Open source does NOT make your system less secure. It makes it easier to find and fix bugs making no one threat actor special in any way. All the bugs are visible for anyone to see and fix. That's why Linux finds so many more bugs yet is so much more secure than windows for example. This is a matter of national security and we the people who rely on this software should be able to audit it.
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  55. Now their motto is "Do good" but what is good and who benefits is ambiguous.
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  56.  @Mr_Meowingtons  they will euthanize the other for the bite.
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  57.  @Nemesistyx  being detained during an investigation isn't breaking due process. They had probable cause to suspect he broke into the car because he matched a description and was at the location of the crime.
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  58. HILARIOUS, all the cheeky edits. Glad you went with your gut and removed the video.
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  59. Does that excuse the crime?
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  60. Netbooting tails isnt that bad of an idea if you can trust the network youre on and the os image youre targeting.
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  61. I disabled that shit on my build. Can't stand it. Messes with my eyes.
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  62.  @Rico0333  the private security ran towards the threat. The police didn't. That response was pathetic and without the private security it would have been a much worse outcome.
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  63. ​ @matthias6933 the email protocol cannot support encryption in its current state. There'd have to be a complete overhaul of the standard.
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  64. My company blocked my use of tmux for 3 weeks until they could do a security review. Maybe security needs to not be a joke before I take them seriously.
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  65. Can you explain what full chain membership proofs are?
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  66.  @potstab2875  grey hat not white, he did not have permission to do these things, but it's not necessarily a bad thing.
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  67. You could tor proxy to that service to bypass Tor exit node blacklists. Without it services can block all tor and VPN access essentially requiring users to doxx themselves.
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  68. It's always comical when the "more than one way to solve a problem" argument is used to avoid having to learn a tool that is objectively more fit for the job.
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  69.  @samwhaleIV  garbage tv.
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  70.  @HavianEla  respect has nothing to do with acknowledging that someone who is male is a man. Chris is masquerading as a woman which is highly offensive. If he had respect for women he wouldn't claim to be one.
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  71. Glad I read this before watching that part. Made me laugh even harder 🤣
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  72. They need to make the tx-extra data a one way transaction to a separate chain that way you can't associate specific tx extra data with a specific transaction. All the malicious actor would be able to see would be the presents of tx-extra data or not.
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  73. It must have been downloaded over long periods of time. Pulling something that large too quickly would trigger automatic detection.
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  74. They will try and fork it but they won't go anywhere with it.
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  75. Protonmail just released a cloud storage and collaboration product. It's very likely this could be adapted for that relatively easily.
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  76.  @markm0000  never "listening" always "hearing" love the big tech bs.
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  77. IF YOU AINT GOT NOTHIN TO HIDE THEN JUST LET THEM SEARCH YA. Yeah no thank you. But also this suspect deserved more than what he got.
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  78. ​ @zuighemdanmaar752  interesting. I was unaware of ram being encrypted in enterprise settings. That would make encryption at rest much more effective since Linux uses a mapper to access data which runs in memory. The partitions themselves are never decrypted so the feds wouldn't be able to image the decrypted data without beaching the encrypted ram somehow.
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  79. ​ @princessdollgf  kiwi farms is mostly anti furry
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  80. Kiwifarms is not afraid of furry hackers lmao. They survived the keffals ordeal and they can survive anything.
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  81.  @paulj6805  as long as the emulator isn't shipping proprietary code it should be legal and free game. Nintendo only has the intellectual rights to their software and only has the right to take down software specifically tailored to bypass DRM. Emulators do not bypass DRM because they require cleartext files and binaries to run which can be obtained legitimately. The illegitimately sourced binaries use other software that are not emulators to get the original files. Nintendo knows this but wanted to hit the emulator to stop the proliferation of Nintendo emulators at the expense of all gamers.
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  82.  @SterileNeutrino  maybe? But no proof of that. They use the frequencies that your cpu and ram gives off when operating and basically use that to sniff memory and instructions. Plus there's tons of proprietary undocumented cpu modules that does who knows what.
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  83. Part of the problem that PrimeDaddy didn't address is the labor market. The number of expert react engineers is very high while the number of pro svelt devs is low. He talked about not being a one trick pony which is totally valid but the reality is that most professional software engineers only learn the tools they are required to at work. Also another reason most professional devs are terrible programmers.
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  84. "financially handicapped" dude I seriously busted a gut laughing
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  85. That's hilarious. Can't have the color of the party mean losses.
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  86. That is hilarious. They're turning CVEs into a joke.
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  87. The officer had the upperhand and was not caught off guard. Much easier than getting a surprise gun in the officers face. This is textbook great communication.
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  88.  @mevslife3080  other angles show it's nowhere close. Several hundred feet away. The missle truck was not hit.
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  89. F is for telemetry and this message is sponsored by warp
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  90.  @TheGreatIndoors1979  Ben simply refuses to answer loaded questions and leftists freak out. He answered most questions, but not the malicious ones. The interviewer frames the questions to make Ben seem like a terrible guy. e. g. "Dark ages" as if being pro life is barbaric. The interviewer does not want to see the other side, he wants to impose his opinions into the interview and claim no partisanship. Seriously, be true with yourself for one second.
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  91. ​ @dunk7073  yeah because it's capitalisms fault right. How's your state built printer doing for you?
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  92. Imao I was so lost reading "harder better faster stronger." I thought these were new elusive commands I was unaware of. You did forget bisect 😉
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  93.  @robotron1236  I'm a software engineer for nearly 10 years. For me, it's not about know how. It's about not wanting to unnecessarily overcomplicate what should be a simple process. Just make it read from a file and call it a day. Making compilation required for configuration is unnecessary and tedious. Now I have to setup auto builds if I want quick iteration instead of just having it hold a socket to the files contents.
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  94. ​ @Hathur so 72% of people who complied were injured and 2% of them killed totalling 75%. For those who fought back were injured or died at 78%. The difference is not statistically significant without breaking it down further. Its also important to consider the type of people who choose to defend themselves and the context which theyre forced to do so. Home invasions are extremely rare especially when people are home and are often done with the intent to steal as much as possible from the home. Home invasions that are done intentionally while people are home are exceptionally violent and often have more than a material motive. Criminals who choose to break into your home knowing your there are more likely to want to do you physical harm.
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  95. Yes, FOSS is only as secure as the number of people reading the code
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  96.  @qtpaulie  it sure is 🤗 show me where it says "freedom of speech except for hate speech"
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  97.  @ezmodey1105  they're not extreme. They're just incompetent. Don't know what threat vectors to focus on. It's more about job security than actual security to these people.
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  98.  @Gers217  its a reference to giving power to the individual. GUNS motto is "the database for freedom fighters." This will be especially true moving forward with all this tech censorship being adopted into the PaaS providers.
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  99.  @bellphorusnknight  not really. Most of the ddos mitigation comes from distributed caching with intelligent verification. Without massive hardware distributed it becomes near impossible to create what CloudFlare has.
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  100. ​ @ExarchGaming dog fights are almost non-existent under US doctrine. Comparing the US to Ukraine is pointless because our air force, logistics, and ability to enforce no fly zones which are necessary for air superiority is unmatched. The air force has very obviously doubled down on net centric warfare. It's likely future engagements won't be controlled by one person but a network of sensors that use algorithms to make the most effective decisions.
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  101. The free in free and open stands for freedom. Ironic that they banned someone for what totally qualifies as free speech.
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  102.  @SigXman  have you ever shot with a red dot? The ability to shoot without worrying about site picture is priceless. Point aim shoot. Easy simple 123
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  103. The way they implement harm reduction is hardly harm reduction at all. It was more blanket decriminalization with no plan for harm reduction. Harm reduction can be successful if implemented correctly but the cities don't actually care about harm reduction and just care about pandering.
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  104. Most protest forks don't live long. But those issues you mention are not insurmountable. I hope they do well and prove a point. They have a lot of momentum behind them. Only time will tell.
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  105.  @winkleried  they do it for the units that have minimal training so they don't ventilate themselves or others. Get a good holster and don't fuck around with guns and you're much better off carrying hot.
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  106. The red flag for me was the bladed stance and trying to cover his right side. Those are pre attack indicators.
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  107.  @mebsrea  It's not an infringement it's DEMOCRATIC infringement. You're an idiot, really. Even if something is law doesn't make it right, doesn't make it acceptable, doesn't mean we should just accept it. You sound like an English sympathizer. This country was founded upon fighting for what is right not what is law. (And when I say right I mean pro liberty)
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  108. I would totally donate to that cause
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  109. ​​ @subtletherapy regulate irresponsible adultes. America is the land of the free where we should be allowed to make our own decisions even if they're poor ones. You again reiterate the talking point of regulating the normal average responsible adult because of the minority of people who are unable to be responsible with their own decisions. You're advocating for a nanny state.
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  110. That's hilarious and based
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  111.  @guyblack9729  it was a surprisingly nuanced video. Brodie did a great job staying out of the politics of the situation. The great part of free software is that it's free. You can do whatever you want with it. Unfortunately the community is full of cry bullies that will try and ruin someone over politics.
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  112. Does that earn Luke an N pass?
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  113.  @BrodieRobertson  I hope vaxry knows that he has support. He has created one of the best tiling desktop environments ever. He needs guidance not shame.
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  114. Free marketing. I'll probably recommend this to my normie friends and family now.
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  115. It would make sense to suggest that someone who attaches something to your car they are transferring the item to you. Like a bumper sticker or magnet for example.
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  116.  @labirent07  "Alfredo, what have you done my son."
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  117. They've really forgotten what the Free in Free and Open means.
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  118.  @Jm-dx9tl  I actually agree with you but that doesn't make it an unjustified shoot. Sounds like these cops need more training. They shouldn't have messed up like that and the family may be entitled to sue in this case even though I don't feel bad for the dude carrying a gun specifically to carjack and intimidate people.
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  119.  @miguelguthridge  bro I'm gay and use the f word all the time. You are being sensitive. Grow thicker skin.
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  120.  @robertwadas  the guy started shooting when he was roughly 6-8 feet away from the initial victim. Do you not think someone who's 6-8 feet away from someone they just robbed at gunpoint is not an immediate threat to everyone around them?
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  121. To bad he had a POS worthless owner. I'm glad he's getting 5 attempted murder charges in an unrelated case.
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  122. If the company failed in 18 months there was not enough funds to fund a migration to new platforms. He knew it was already over. By the time you had a conversation with him he was likely in talks about how to close doors. Even if the migration was done within that time frame all those funds would be going to something that's not generating revenue. Even if expenditure is cut significantly if it doesn't serve the purpose of raising revenue then it serves no purpose to the company. You can have very low expenses but if there is no money flowing in the company will be continuously borrowing to stay afloat.
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  123. Wanted to save their budget of having to send agents to colorado lmaoooo. Budget conscious glowies
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  124. ​ @thehalberdier4774  the second amendment clearly states that civilians should have access to all of the small arms including and especially those used by the police and military. Any law banning a type of ammo will be found unconstitutional by the Bruen history and text ruling.
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  125.  @miguelguthridge  you don't have to accept anything but you don't get to decide what other people say. You get the choice to participate or not and you've made your choice apparent. If you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen. Now, as far as professionalism I think if they're going to have a discord centered around the project it should be professional and pointed at the topic as to detach itself as much as possible from politics.
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  126. ​ @LuisGutierrez-dr6re  yeah the alternative of having one exploitable bug going unfixed for decades even after being used repeatedly is better. Open sources and air gapped.
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  127. There are online libraries that purchase digital copies with permission from the authors with the intent to distribute controlled copies of the media. If the library purchases 2 of the same book only 2 people can read the digital copy at a time. What the Internet Archive was doing was coping physical books without permission of the author and sharing the copies without and controls over the content. Thats the equivalent of stealing books and giving them away. Regardless of if you think it should or shouldn't be allowed the Internet Archive broke the law.
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  128. ​ @frightfactoryYT  he'll go into maximum security fed which is basically just solitary confinement until they deem him not a risk. Then he will be moved to a lower security holding center for Internet and white crime offenders.
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  129. ​ @Mike_Genisys yes they absolutely can. Israel has its own industrial complex and industry. This is not another Ukraine.
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  130. ​ @TheSast  Lmao nice bro. We appreciate the help even if it was redundant 😂 Edit you didn't warn me of the pride... Why in the world would they make that the default functionality
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  131. Smooth professional - on all fronts in this vid
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  132. Sounds like a step closer to remote disabling of cars.
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  133. AshHill07 Do you think the shield is going to tell you what gun you can use while holding it...NO. Would a tactical shield remind you that it is only rated for handguns only? YES. Apply a little logic and most everything makes sense.
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  134. I must speak to be allowed the privilege to be silent. Otherwise I'm presumed guilty. What other right do I have to assert like that? It's ridiculous. I'd like to assert my first amendment right. It's ridiculous. It's almost as if the courts have forgotten that my rights are god given. God did not grant me rights that the courts must interpret. They are fundamental!
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  135. ​ @douglassmalls6934  personally I take criminals at their word when they threaten to kill me. Those words mean games on.
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  136.  @Nothing-ox7jc  There is no reason to allow people who have no intention of integrating to become citizens here. Our citizenship process is an integration process. Additionally, it is much easier to become a permanent resident than a citizen.
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  137.  @Un_Pour_Tous  bro you're deranged. I'm citing the Snowden leaks and you bring up Trump? Take a break from politics and ground yourself.
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  138.  @eriness  nobody here is being disingenuous. You just disagree and are trying to discredit anyone who has different ideas than you. You're not smarter than everyone else here and your world view isn't fact. Nobody is arguing that the FS wasn't problematic. The video is discussing the weaponization of the CoC which is a pattern of behavior that the Linux Kernel team regularly partakes in and common trend within the open source space.
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  139. We've been good boys
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  140.  @bikerkat01  Tint infractions does not give them a warrant or probable cause to search the vehicle.
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  141. Dude. The production quality of this video is nuts. I'll be picking me up a lifetime subscription soon enough. 🔥
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  142. ​@SXZ-dev the word "open" is not synonymous with "available." Even in philosophy the term "open" has deeper meaning. Open meaning not the property of any group or individual.
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  143. If it's not important enough for you to write, it's not important enough for me to read. We're going to be living in a world where we use AI to expand bullet points to full messages only to use AI to boil down that full message back down to bullet point when read.
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  144. bro if this doesn't look dangerous to you then you've got 0 street smarts. If they even smell that you're not from that hood they're going to rob you.
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  145. Give her a break. She loved her son.
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  146. Once they started targeting infrastructure and essential services like hospitals and energy companies it was over.
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  147. The driver sets the desired speed and is capped at 15mph I believe.
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  148. It's not going anywhere. There's a demand for this type of service. There will be a new company that pops up tomorrow.
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  149. Browser based DRM is silly. As long as the media is playable in the browser an extension can be used to slurp up the footage despite the real time rolling encryption/decryption.
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  150. Why can't we just say Mosad? Is that not allowed to be said or something?
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  151. Problem with the exit nodes are that they are a single point of failure. Law enforcement and ISPs have for as long as Tor has existed targeted exit node operators with warrants, cease and desist orders, etc. Additionally, Tor has a known vulnerability where if one bad actor NSA cough cough controlled enough relays they could do correlation attacks to track the flow of traffic. Tor is legacy unfortunately and it's time to move to a better solution whatever that is.
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  152.  @tylerhorn3712  it typically uses a text message to trigger a notification and breaks out of the notification engine and runs it's payload. Thats about all we know about only one of the vectors pegasus has.
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  153.  @fltfathin  This is factually untrue. The only way this is true is if you discard and redefine the definition of gender which is a concept that has been tied to biological sex for as long as language has existed. Gender and pronouns are a tool of society to describe the practical differences between the sexes in language. The campaign to make gender an abstract term with no concrete objective meaning only goes to harm actual women. For example, ever wonder why we have gendered bathrooms? It's not to protect men. Gendered bathrooms exist because society recognizes the biological differences between men and women that make women more vulnerable to physical force due to them being generally weaker than men. Because of these practical differences society logically concluded that women need a safe space to conduct their business that is separate from men where otherwise they'd be put in a potentially compromising situation. When you refuse to recognize the real differences between the sexes for the sake of calling someone who is confused about their identity by their preferred pronouns and go to treat them like actual women will inevitably harm and take away opportunities from actual women.
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  154.  @visekual6248  this isn't about freedom. This is about a foreign adversary owning a major social media platform that can be used to influence the US. They're not banning you from using TikTok, they're banning TikTok from operating in the US.
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  155. I think it's entirely reasonable to request he be professional in his communications around the project. Nobody is arguing on that point. What is not okay is trying to subvert an open source project because the maintainer wouldn't be forced into using preferred pronouns. Additionally, using a red hat email and not clarifying the "we" in "we will take action" seems purposefully deceitful. But that's just my opinion. I understand those email addresses aren't endorsements.
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  156.  @thewhitefalcon8539  They can make it more difficult to download vulnerable software by making a standardized way of distributing software that isn't garbage. A trust based system is how most linux application repositories do this with open source install scripts, builds, and changes to the software is how the AUR handles it. Windows is trash because there is no easy way to know what you're running before running the application. On linux usually the binaries are openly hashed and maintained by teams of very talented people.
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  157. A person with a weapon in distress refusing an order from an officer. While the officer is serving the warrant he can issue her a lawful order to drop the knife. I don't disagree with you though. She has a constitutional right to have that knife in her home. She broke no laws.
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  158. The purpose of pronouns was never to "express" ones identity. That is an entirely a product of post-modernist abstractionist thinking.
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  159.  @Waterbug1591  you've obviously never, 1. Shot under stress 2. Shot while moving 3. Shot while in an unconventional position Stop acting like a pro
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  160. If your culture can be eroded by nothing more than access to the Internet then you didn't have much of a culture to begin with.
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  161.  @dangerous8333  This is simply not true. The entire internet is built off of linux. The majority of sensitive data is stored on hardware using the linux kernel to some degree.
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  162.  @Sun-Tzu-  when they said the blood of the people of Taiwan would be spilled lmao
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  163.  @somethinglikethat2176  that's not true at all. We're litterally sending them state of the art missiles, hunter killer anti-tank drones, HIMARS MLRS systems, IAD air defense systems, and a bunch of other equipment. A lot of this stuff is bleeding edge brand new.
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  164.  @mando_dablord2646  Typically demons want to posess people and their bodies for 2 reasons. To damn the soul of the person and to use the body as a vehicle to commit sin typically in the form of sacrifice and murder or something like that.
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  165. Matrix is essentially a federated message broker that supports bridges. It can be used for way more than just chat messages. You can stream just about any data through matrix securely and sync it across several servers.
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  166. I called bull shit when she said that too.
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  167. He wont get the death penalty. The crime can warrant the death penalty which means it is an option for the judge but it is extremely unlikely.
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  168.  @dailymeow3283  not having to manage a whole backend for simple content. Although this really should never be used for anything important.
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  169. Jeff back at it again with the amazing tutorials! You have answered so many of my questions. I am always sure to share your videos with my co-workers. You have a gift for demonstrating complex concepts in bite sized clips..
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  170.  @maruseu  it's the fact I have to compile at all instead of just loading the file as its written to or having a single command to refresh the config. If you recompile you have to restart dwm for the config to take effect. It's entirely automatable, which is what I did, but I found it unnecessarily complicated for something that is not even a primary feature of the program. I use hyprland now which is a much better experience although the config is terrible in its own ways. I disagree with the philosophy that by adding a configuration file outside of the compiled language makes the program suck. The suckless devs were trying to avoid having to dictate a way to handle configuration and somehow found the only way to make configuring the software more inconvenient somehow.
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  171. ​ @husseinmusse6826 that is hilarious
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  172.  @MrHatoi  Holy C written by Terry Davis for his Temple OS project is a JIT C shell. Amazing stuff.
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  173. Yeah no knocks should be illegal
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  174. If they federated the archive instead of keeping total control over it then this wouldn't be an issue. They wanted to be able to control the content that is archived which means they open themselves to lawsuits like that. It's weird control freak stuff that will be the downfall to the Internet Archive
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  175. Run VMs. Problem solved. You can even do a KVM GPU pass though for a native experience while still running Linux.
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  176.  @oblivikun  they can read and execute memory which is all a state actor needs.
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  177. ​ @Lkdhhabv he wasn't shot because he broke the law. He was shot because he grabbed a gun while being detained by the police.
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  178. MrJackydragon he said nothing about race. He merely said the gene pool is "cleaner." He could be talking about mental health, criminal culture that runs in the family, drugs, ECT.
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  179. This is the way! Even though I disagree with your politics we can set that aside to embrace Free and Open software.
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  180. ​ @j.jbinks9669 I totally agree with you. It's not exploitative. They tell you that you're going to lose and it's just for fun. Anyone with two working braincells knows this. I guess it's exploitative for sub two braincell persons 😂
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  181. I mean that's pretty crazy still. The punishment should be proportional to the crime. If the process deems him as time served then he deserves to walk. Until then he can sit in jail. The idea of the governments sabotaging any potential chance at redemption especially for a white collar crime is pretty nuts.
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  182. They're not storing the actual images. They'll store a hash of the image. Still don't like anyone especially a mega cooperation having the ability to scan my phone for any reason. Right now its CP. But what happens when the FBI issues a subpoena to apple to scan your device for firearm serial numbers? Or something similar.
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  183. Over regulating has always led to attractive grey/black market alternatives.
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  184. They don't need to unite against the US infrastructure. Look at what biden and his cronies are doing to the logistics system/supply chain. He's doing their work for them.
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  185.  @Sun-Tzu-  that's a threat towards Taiwan directly. That's what your question was.
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  186. MartinSeptimII Then if you had any "intelligence" wouldn't you be able to do so? You can disagree with something we as a country do but show some damn respect for America, it is your damn country. If you don't like something enough, go change it, don't sit on YouTube crying like a little baby. Remember this is OUR country, if you see a way to improve the country please do. The police where responding to a call, they respond to all emergency calls regardless of context given. It wasn't the police that made the initial 911 call, don't act like it.
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  187.  @coreyp9211  the only issue with DI is running them suppressed is a PITA since they get so damn dirty. But you know I love my dirty girl Garand daddy talks about back pressure like flow through suppressors don't exist. Flow through is the future and will make DI superior again.
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  188. ​ @chongjunxiang3002  making software open source does not make malware any more dangerous. Linux is far less vulnerable due to its open source nature than windows.
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  189. Cross platform native UI libraries are cancer. Electron is bad but its the best thing we've got right now.
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  190. 1. Lack of training 2. Adrenaline dump 3. Tunnel vision and auditory exclusion The guy wasn't thinking. He was in fight or flight and his lack of training took over. They definitely need more training for this situation.
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  191. Flipping over a mat is not a crime. It's not theft and no damages are done. It's a shared space she is legally allowed to be in. It could be considered harassment if done to intentionally cause distress but that wasn't her motive. More than likely it violated the complex's policy anyway and he made a threat to her and her husband when she was trying to be very civil.
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  192. Rust wouldn't have been a bad choice but the simplicity of Go is likely a good enough reason to pick it instead. Rust also has a dependency on glibc so it isn't truly portable, or so I hear.
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  193.  @uhadme  while the sentiment is true we do have a health crisis in America. I blame high carb and high sugar diet. When I first started removing carbs and sugars from my diet for health reasons I realized just how many foods have sugars in them. It's almost impossible to avoid. I still don't blame the food companies. All they're trying to do is make a food product that people enjoy. If more people chose the healthy options then that is what these big companies would sell but it's just not what sells. And that's the point, the problem is people don't care about their health or care more about convenience, taste, and the feeling of being full than they do about their overall health. It's fine to eat things that are bad for you but not for every meal if you care about yourself.
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  194.  @EsOoBaCtvp  I think the shoot was fine. The question was did they have authority to make entry. Did they come back with a warrant? Did they have probable cause to since she never threatened him with it? Quite the situation. I think the police are in the wrong here legally and shouldnt have made entry into the apartment.
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  195.  @thomp  I made that comment before me mentioned that. I think allowing cryptographically secure one way transactions to a separate Blockchain with tx extra data is the only way to resolve this.
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  196.  @TheCommanderTaco  that is interesting. I haven't heard that before. I wonder.
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  197. Liked less than 5 seconds in for that new intro. 😍
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  198.  @Thornskade  DaVinci resolve is a great video editor and if you absolutely have to use Photoshop (gross) then run it in wine or in a KVM box.
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  199.  @redactado266  rules for thee but not for me. Just because you acknowledge the fact that he does not follow his own rules does not mean that he is free from criticism. If he intends to impose rules on others he should first follow them himself.
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  200.  @roundduckkira  professionalism is about staying on topic and avoiding distractions.
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  201.  @DaG.O.A.T.  that is not true. Officers have to secure the scene and their person before administering any aid. It doesn't help to render aid go a suspect if there's unsecured firearms around. Otherwise they'd risk having more people injured or killed making the situation much worse than it already is. This is the first thing they teach in any tactical medical aid course.
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  202. Start with just nix package manager and home manager. It has way less jank and is easier to walk away from than if you go full bore Nixos
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  203.  @Chiberia  one reason security is not seen as critical is because many security teams conflate being "safe and secure" with inefficient when in reality the more automated things are with less humans directly involved the more secure things are generally.
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  204.  @larochejaquelein3680  south Ukraine is all flat farmland. No shit they took it, it was all undefended.
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  205. @WolframaticAlpha they're the same person...deep fake technology
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  206.  @BrandonHerrera  it's only a minor femoral hemorrhage 😂
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  207. Honestly, I have no clue why the cop didn't end it there. Gun in hand 0 feet from the officer.
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  208. ​ @freesoftwareextremist8119  look at how much confusion has been manufactured simply because they won't call a man "he."
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  209. Theo is attacking the author of this article who he doesn't even know personally because of his subjective experiences. It's more like Theo is trying to win an argument by dismissing the author's points because of his "lack of experience" rather than on the merits. It's like he lost respect for the author because he disagreed with him and therefore it's okay to attack him personally.
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  210.  @NuclearNuke41  most cops only go to the range for quals. This guy fucks for sure.
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  211. ​ @GubernareMens  that is not the definition of fascism. Fascism has little to nothing to do with corporatism.
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  212.  @goodyeoman4534  passive non compliance is not obstruction. The DA knows that they're not an idiot. They know the charges won't stick either they just want to delay the civil case and be able to argue he was "suspected of a crime" even though the guy was entirely lawful in his actions.
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  213.  @redactado266  right because that's totally relevant to the conversation. Why are you defending him so much? You on his payroll or something?
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  214.  @oraz.  Can't agree more.
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  215.  @jascrandom9855  That is true for all gun crime though. I live in an extremely safe state and we have more guns than people. Guns aren't the problem, culture, crime, poverty, mental health, etc are the issues.
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  216. I don't think he has to have actually had the classified information to sell. He'll be charged with conspiracy to sell state secrets. Conspiracy just means he took steps towards doing the deed.
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  217.  @Thor.Jorgensen  I disagree entirely. You should not have to ask the government to partake in lawful behavior.
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  218. They often yell because shooting without ear pro often leads to temporary deafness.
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  219. ​ @toddlawrence6872  no amount of aid will ensure Ukraine will win. Russia has too strong of a numerical advantage and has adjusted their tactics to counter the more advanced technology Ukraine has access to while exploiting their lesser numbers spreading them thin across the border. As long as Ukraine keeps fighting a war of attrition the faction with the greater numbers will win.
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  220. ​ @gunt-her  if a term accurately describes the relationship between different parts of a system then it is defacto appropriate. Only when ideologues prescribe additional meaning artificially does it become "insensitive" or "inappropriate."
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  221.  @kovuk9  what he means is the right cops have to disarm an individual during a traffic stop for safety does not give them a warrant to search the vehicle or bag for other items other than weapons. This was probably a 4th amendment violation unless the dude told them he had drugs.
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  222.  @MrTruckerf  safeties are stupid and unnecessary on handguns. The holster is the safety.
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  223. Put that on a sticker please
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  224.  @justanothercomment416  half of my comments don't show up either
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  225. @Jack Stucki With the way departments are handling even justified shootings officers would rather chance their life when they believe they're in danger than to have to deal with the backlash of a shooting even when it is completely justified.
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  226.  @Cimmerian415  I'll call any women acting egregiously a Karen. It's only racist if you make it racist.
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  227. I don't think he was suggesting anyone needs to bend backwards. It seems there are some Linux developers who have a cult like backing of C and C++ who do not want to support rust for no good technical reason. It's political sabotage. I don't care either way, I'm not a Linux or Rust dev but that's what it appears to be from the outside.
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  228. For the record, the LCS class ships were an amazing and entirely practical idea. The execution was what is poor. The LCS was americas high tech adaptation to allow combating different threats from pirates to China with a simple module change. This has been done successfully by other countries to great effect. They are now demoing autonomous mini fleets to accompany the LCS which have been extremely effective. They just couldnt overcome the design flaws between the two variants and the manufacturing challenges.
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  229.  @alexandertaylor1225  handgun rounds are not deafening outdoors. It was eitherly deliberate or tunnel vision
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  230. Tails isn't super useful for anything except anonymous web browsing. Qubes is much more practical with a dead man switch.
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  231. I would not be surprised if Red Hat were to come out and state that by not affirming the pronouns of the trans individual that he committed actual violence against them and therefore is not allowed to be part of the free desktop org.
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  232. ​ @joespowerlifting1631 it'll never be enough that's the point. The majority of our congressmen are owners of stock in the military industrial complex and get paid when these packages pass. It's a total conflict of interest
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  233.  @blarghblargh  you're right. Societies utilizing pronouns to communicate the biological and societal differences between the sexes for tens of thousands of years is totally irrelevant.
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  234. Yeah but most aren't going to be within the radius unless you're on a military base or a large city.
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  235.  @megatheinternet  gametes refers to the reproductive cells of an organism. In the male's case sperm and a female's case eggs. When creating definitions in biology the definitions are scoped to the typical case. As Matt said we can define humans as having 2 arms and 2 legs but that doesn't mean that people who are born with 1 arm or leg are not human. It also doesn't mean that humans have a spectrum of arms or legs it means that there are genetic anomalies. Applying this same logic is to say that the definition of woman and female can include the ability to bear children or at the very least having the sexual organs to do so. A female's sex organs may be non-functioning but that doesn't make her not a female. It also doesn't create a spectrum between the sexes. The sexes are still bimodal. In the case of intersex we typically rely on secondary sex characteristics to help us identify which sex the individual is like the existence of a vagina or testicles/penis in full or part, chromosomes, etc. There are also genetic anomalies where someone can be missing sex chromosomes or even have both XX and XY sets, but these are still anomalies that fall outside the typical case. Even if we concede the intersex grounds, which we don't, the majority of trans people are not intersex and are just mentally ill. This is just a reclassification of body dysmorphia something that is typically treated with $30 a bottle anti-depressants and therapy into something that is treated with $400k+ of surgeries and drugs.
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  236.  @55Quirll  what you said has no bearing to the topic of natural rights and law enforcement.
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  237.  @ErikUden  who are you referring to as glowies? The second amendment is based
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  238. ​ @ExarchGaming AIM-260 has a public max range of over at least 120 miles (very likely much more) not 40 kilometers. The AIM-260 was purpose built to counter the Chinese PL-15 missile which has a max range of about 120 miles.
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  239.  @tacokoneko  can we go back to fighting about technical details please 😂
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  240.  @Jan-gl7mn  I left a previous comment that YouTube deleted. Yes, these details were released in the Snowden leaks.
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  241. ​ @jonperry501 obviously but he was having an extremely primal and emotional response which was to protect his daughter from a predator. There was no way he was thinking rationally. He was in an extremely elevated state and had no chance of thinking clearly. That's what rage does to a man. Police did a great job of handling the situation with the father and obviously sympathized with the parents and wanted to put this guy in jail.
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  242.  @antiquehealbot6543  bond yeild is great until you take into account the massive inflation cutting into those profits. The higher the inflation the higher the bond yeild required to attract purchasers forcing the fed to print more money to cover the interest causing more inflation and the cycle continues. That or they reduce spending or increase taxes. Reducing spending is unlikely and increasing taxes is unpopular so you can look forward to more inflation and QE in the future.
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  243. ​ @drownthepoor I agree with you but sometimes taking advantage of the system they put in place for personal gain is better than being a target otherwise. Why not take money from these people? It'll go to a better place if it's in your bank and not theirs.
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  244. ​ @skinwalker69420 KDE is by far easier to use than windows. It's unfortunate that between Adobe and gaming anti-cheats make Linux a difficult daily driver.
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  245. Vortex, like Sig, is a people's company. They love their civilian market. Wouldnt be surprised if we see a civilian version of this optic not long after fielding.
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  246.  @Bapuji42  it's not practical since there is so much RF noise in our world. In a populated area any signature generated by receivers would be miniscule in contrast.
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  247. ​ @CptJistuce  true, it's better
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  248.  @EN-qh6ss  it's their speciality.
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  249. @Addict yes execute the illiterate 😁
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  250. Honestly, Safari is more relevant than Firefox for browsers
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  251. Normies: now please face the fall
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  252. Jack of all traits, master of none. Theo has a lot of surface level experience with a lot of languages.
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  253. How was the anon phone even legal? People have a right to privacy and at the point the phones were aquired there was no evidence of a crime being committed. Does the fourth amendment not apply all of a sudden?
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  254. ​ @ligafftheindifferent3495 focused on fostering a healthy relationship and you'll have all of the sexual satisfaction you want. Women aren't here to satisfy men.
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  255.  @luizcastro5246  needing to charge you gun is dumb and the concept is flawed. You want a better solution that already exists? A biometric safe with a handgun in it. Imagine that. This "bio gun" is already limited to a nightstand gun why carry all of that unnecessary weight and complexity into a gunfight when you can leave that behind with the safe?
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  256.  @fujimi715  why do you think the dude pulled a gun?
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  257. nano is just too simple and I really dislike the keybinds.
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  258. I wonder if there's any existing service that would trade Monero for a pre-activated SIM and a new phone.
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  259.  @jtgd  I'm sorry to inform you (not really) that Ukraine is not our responsibility and we aren't the world police.
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  260. Mormons in Utah are very different. They are either extremely judgemental for things as simple as not being Mormon or they're the nicest people in the world.
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  261. Yes since you're paying for a license to use the software not the software itself.
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  262. Nearly the entire local government economy relies on these large developers purchasing land. If those developers go bust so do the local governments. They'll never let the developers go bust, they'd rather shift the debt to the federal government or whatever the equivalent is in China.
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  263. I don't like the NRA but ransomware is terrible and terroristic.
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  264. These videos are great but you should hire a native voice actor. The AI narrator is frustrating to listen to. Or at the very least hire a proof reading service to fix the grammatical mistakes in the script.
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  265. When we decide to actually take action and put armed security at all schools.
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  266.  @kyokazuto  you don't want to do that unless you want to avoid the issues with VMs. Dual booting means using Windows the majority of the time and Linux sometimes. When I duel booted I hardly used Linux unfortunately. Rebooting to work on projects sucks. I want to go from gaming to working without having to reboot.
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  267. I'm not sure why maybe because of the recession but most investors and banks have removed ESG requirements. Not sure what Mozilla is trying to achieve here. They must be targrting a very specific investor group.
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  268. ​​ @LittleLily_  they use the same tech to limit the brand of ink you can use in your traditional printer. Its a form of physical drm.
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  269.  @N1korasu  a sawed off fully automatic .30-06. No wonder he's a fucking mad lad. Jesus Also, with modern rounds .45 auto punches through car doors just fine.
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  270.  @Netjajev  it's a pretty common tactic not exclusive to the swiss. Frag and clear is pretty typical.
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  271.  @blindleader42  The united states has a civilian surveillance program that would make the KGB blush.
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  272. ​ @ProfessorDonger  the US is having trouble ramping up it's naval ship yards to near wartime levels after being dormant for almost 100 years and these people think the US is death rattling. We haven't had a use for near peer warship manufacturing since the end of the cold war and even then it wasn't anything like it was during WWII. The US has only recently made the strategic decision to become near fully independent when it comes to defense manufacturing and so far we've been able to rebase almost all of our manufacturing to the US successfully already. We're just going through growing pains again from letting too many skilled laborers retire without having a reason to educate the next generation.
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  273.  @roundduckkira  I think it's reasonable to expect professionalism in a discord that is based around a software project.
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  274.  @currentsubset6885  demanding professionalism is one thing. Demanding he use someone's "preferred pronouns" is different.
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  275.  @simonjohnston9488  it was legal at the time until it was sanctioned. It was merely a privacy service. They never advertised or promoted money laundering even if that is what the government retroactively classified the service as. He'll more than likely win in court as long as he was paying his taxes.
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  276. @triparadox.c  in perfect capitalism there is sufficient competition to drag prices down to market equilibrium. The only time a monopoly can happen is when regulation prevents competition. Even when monopolies form in unregulated capitalism (which doesn't exist at a large scale) they are quickly met with competition because there is money left on the table for competitors to capitialize on. The natural state of capitalism isn't a bunch of mega corps that own everything. You mostly see that in places with strong market controls like Korea and China and in some industries of the US. This is fundamental economics. None of this is even controversial.
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  277.  @ZugTheDragon  in spirit it absolutely does. Freedom of speech in spirit means the freedom to express ones beliefs without persecution.
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  278. ​@novaTopFlex idk man, Linus says I shouldn't use Linux because I'm a right of socialist.
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  279.  @jellifygirl  did you just add a tone description to your comment? Are you serious? 😂
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  280. It's insane that these people look at carbon as a currency where you only get to spend so much. It's just an obvious way to control the way people consume by labeling something green or not. Solar panels in total generate more carbon than they offset for most panels. Most panels have to be used for 15 years to offset the "carbon cost" yet most are discarded within 10 years yet solar is considered the holy grail of "green energy."
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  281.  @chefboiardeeznutz9881  "Doesn't queer just mean gay?" Yes it does. Queer is a hijacked intersectional term. Before 2000 queer meant gays and lesbians. Now it is used as a term to encompass all the intersectional groups like trans, bi, pan, etc. Don't get confused in the vocabulary of intersectional theory. This stuff isn't as complected as they make it out to be. And to those who disagree with me please explain the difference between bi people and pan people. Is bi transphobic then because it implies two genders? Is it transphobic because it implies the attraction to only males and females and not other "genders"? If no then why do we need this distinction between pan and bi? In short, we don't. Unfortunately we as a society have embraced intersectionality and trans theory when anyone with a little self awareness knows it's just affirmed gender dysphoria. We don't do that for any other disorder or dysphoria except gender dysphoria. If I weighed 80lbs and I said I felt like a 300lb overweight person we as a society would not find it acceptable to affirm the dysphoria and encourage weightloss surgery or dieting to the person. This is the result of abolishing cultural and social morals. Intersectionalists and pro trans activist have made it unacceptable for anyone to acknowledge reality. The idea of the truth has been labeled intolerant because it invalidates the feelings of others. We hear phrases like "my truth" arise from this concept. And to complicate things "your truth" only matters if you're apart of a marginalized group since intersectionalism views the world through the lens of power structures exclusively. Everyone's got to fit into a box and where your box ranks on the oppression scale determines your validity. It's absolutely twisted. Don't fall for it. Omnino absurdum
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  282. KDE did not adopt hyprcursor for political reasons. Why would I switch to a technology that inserts politics into software requirements?
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  283. ML4W (my Linux for work) is a great out of the box configuration for hyprland. For beginners or someone who wants to use a configuration that is guaranteed to be functional it's a great option.
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  284.  @justanothercomment416  digital thought police. YouTube is terrible
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  285. ​​ @katanah3195  This is the wrong way to think about UX. If Linux is superior we should have multiple ways to do things including not having to use the cli for simple tasks like system or desktop environment configuration and application installation.
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  286.  @UncleJemima  woke is easily defined as a colloquial term for intersectionalism.
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  287. I was unsubscribed from your channel. Had to resubscribe. 😕
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  288. It would be better to have a set of standard packet sizes that incrementally increase in size. 1kb 10kb 1mb 10mb etc. All traffic would have to pad the packets to match one of the sizes whatever is closest to make it more difficult to track. Adding random data doesn't make it any safer since it is still a distinct size from other traffic. It's all about anonymization.
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  289.  @Alcsaar0  it's indicative of a tension pneumothorax aka sucking chest wound. That's what happens when someone gets shot in the lungs and their chest cavity depressurizes and can't expand their lungs anymore. Typical treatment is a chest seal a company by a decompression needle. Without at least the chest seal a patient can suffocate within minutes.
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  290. ​​ @formbi combining GNU/Linux is stupid. Not every distro uses GNU. What most people are speaking about is unix style OS tooling like OpenBSD, GNU, BusyBox, etc. They all rely on Linux and the minor differences between the apis don't really matter. FreeBSD distros are still Linux distros and id refer to them as "Linux"
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  291.  @roundduckkira  or maybe people trying to disassociate sex and gender is the root of the issue and not a "flaw in the English language." If you'd just call the man "he" there'd be 0 confusion.
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  292.  @JodyBruchon  matrix is close. Their decentralized messaging bus is pretty great. It doesn't integrate great with anonymization tools like tor though. From what I understand is it is being worked on. But the idea of decentralized home servers that manage identity independently that sync between each other is the future for all decentralized messaging bus system.
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  293. The pizza MRE is one of the worst. She should have given him a chili Mac or Mexican beans and rice.
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  294.  @LL23101  funny because we did ban most firearms back in the late 90s and that's when the Columbine killings happened. Stop using school shootings to push your gun control agenda. It won't stop school shootings. If we want to actually protect kids we need to treat them like something we want to protect and have active armed security at schools. We choose to make schools easy soft targets guaranteed to gain a sensational response.
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  295. Unfortunately most who refuse to wear a seatbelt refuse to do so out of arrogance. "It won't happen to me" attitude. Funny enough my brother who both refuses to wear seatbelts and doesn't wear a helmet while riding his motorcycle almost died because someone else hit him. The lesson to learn is that it's not you that gets to decide if you crash or not everyone else gets a vote too.
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  296. What's dangerous is your friends irresponsible actions. The casinos did nothing to force the dude to fork over his cash. I do agree that online gambling can be as dangerous as other forms of addiction but gambling is one of the only addictions where people remove all forms of individual responsibility and solely blame the casino. Thats the equivalent of saying the crack made you smoke it.
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  297. ​ @jonringer117  it's true it's mostly the mod team who cares and interjects politics into Nix. They regularly lightly moderate their left wing members and out right ban their right leaning members for the same offense. Pretty ridiculous.
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  298. A major reason legacy airframes still have classified components is because there are adversarial countries that have them like Iran with the F14. The government doesn't want them to be able to modernize the airframe.
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  299. They probably spray it off and use an ultrasonic cleaner and a little oil. Good as new!
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  300. Absolutely outstanding quality. Thanks again Jeff!
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  301.  @logandarnell8946  the author owns the intellectual property. They have the right to control how it is shared. You don't agree with IP obviously but it's the law.
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  302. I think it is useful to differentiate between open source, open model, and open training data.
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  303. You have to remember most people don't deal with the police ever in their entire life and aren't trained in what to do once their heart rate goes up and the adrenaline starts to dump. The guy was acting entirely reasonably for someone who has no idea what is going on and is in a heightened state.
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  304.  @ShayneHartford  it's both. Linus regularly violates the same CoC he uses as justification to ban individuals from contributing to the kernel.
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  305.  @soggy_dev  don't allow companies to "sell" products and rug pull their own customers. In any other industry this would immediately trigger a class action.
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  306.  @soggy_dev  The standard I'm suggesting is how the industry created their servers for decades before the mass online monetization models became mainstream. I'm a dev too and I know it's bull to do this to their customers. Either create a fair product or don't come to market. That's their options. We don't allow scams just because the alternative is less attractive to scammers.
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  307.  @skratchvideos4968  the female officer was trying to get the male officer to tase the guy but he hesitated which resulted in the escalation. If they had distance they may have had options. It wasn't textbook but it was the right thing to do as far as the shoot goes. He needs more use of force training ironically for the opposite of why most officers need it.
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  308. ​ @durchfaII  it's a meme bro. Your press F to pay respects to something that's dead.
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  309.  @egg5474  Utah is generally an extremely pro privacy state. I doubt they'd give any of the deanonymized information away. Everything is already linked to our driver's license numbers. it's probably just a way to not have to carry a physical license around while driving or going to a bar since everything just scans the barcode anyway.
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  310. Is it always jews? No. Is it frequent enough to form a noticable pattern? Yes, and that is worth discussing even if you don't agree that it is the race/religion that is the cause. The question of why the individuals in power who push subversive policies like the EFFs are frequently a particular race and if there is some environmental, societal in-group bias, or some other factor that causes this is worth discussing. For the record, I'm an individualist and judge each person as an individual but that wont stop people from calling me a racist regardless of my policy to not let race or other uncontrollable factor alone influence my opinion on an individual.
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  311. I hate this administration. Acting like one month of no inflation is a win when in reality this economy is on life support and the damage is permanent.
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  312. ​ @JSON_bourne if you run cod on a spinning platter HDD you can enjoy 30 minute loading screens 😂
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  313. ​ @bxdda  I totally agree. Having a foreign adversary having a vice grip on one of the most popular information distribution platforms in existence is a national security threat. There's a reason they didn't want to sell tiltok to a US company and would rather shut down. I think people forget that tiltok is part of the CCP.
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  314. He's like the nerdy version of your dad that went to get cigarettes and never came back 😢
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  315. A nice pallette cleanser, like a mild breath mint
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  316.  @MrSplosiondude  procedural is the way
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  317.  @blarghblargh  to clarify what you're saying, you think homophobia is less tolerable than transphobia? I don't disagree or agree either way. I think the difference is that being gay is an objective attribute where being "trans" is an abstract feeling.
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  318. Sensors on the soldier, their helmet, and the rifle would give enough telemetry data to be able to accurately predict where in space a rifle is pointed. Targeting is a 2D problem until you begin to deal with range which can be overcome with machine learning and other manual input Think about how in VR you can see where your hands are pointing just using a few sensors. Take that idea and throw a few billion green backs at it until were dominant again. Good technology especially in the combat space should adapt to the fighter not the other way around.
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  319. Since it was off body carry outside a holster the gun should have been unloaded.
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  320.  @billbadson7598  good luck doing that in a defanged and neutered country like England
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  321.  @fish3977  you haven't even made an argument. No, software does not have to be political. It wasn't political for decades and only now has been taken over by ideologues.
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  322.  @ZbjetisGod  when done in photos it's more of a "gotcha" than the original "I get to punch you now."
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  323. The DOD using OpenBSD or a similar UNIX like OS on a standardized computing platform utilizing a catalog of standardized ASICs could make mission specific drones comically cheap.
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  324. ​ @WanderingPassports  Can you explain further? What do you mean by "the output." I understand how ring signatures and decoy transactions increase anonymity but not quite sure what you mean. Is it similar to how Tornado Cash does it where each transaction is a one way receipt only being able to verify that the receipt exists and isn't redeemed?
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  325.  @ActividadesAlejandro  If you shoot at someone unprovoked you forfeit your right to life in that moment. It's hard to not take pleasure in seeing evil get what they had coming to them. This applies to anything where someone is knowingly being reckless, negligent, or evil. The empathy is that they knew the possibility of the outcome and chose to behave in a way that resulted in the way it did.
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  326. Winnie the Pooh hasn't been this happy since the tiananmen square massacre
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  327. If you can save 160 you can save another 160 and buy a decent firearm.
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  328. "Secure" is subjective. It all depends on threat model and implementation.
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  329. It encrypts user files first along with files that are likely important. DB files, third party binaries, documents, etc. Then they go on to the rest of the system.
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  330. destroyed? no. The states in the US have more power than they realize. We need to pool together and majorly reform the federal government. The politicians and the permanent government is moving to centralize power. If we can frustrate that effort than we can take this country back.
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  331. I've trained many police dogs for my local law enforcement with my family. We were physical with ALL of them. Remember these are animals who don't speak our same language. Sometimes they get too excited and a slap can reset them, put them back in their place, and get them back on task. This shouldn't need to happen very often with a well trained dog but in the case where a dog is trying to bite it's handler it needs to know that you aren't playing around and that behavior results in negative consequences. A police dog NEVER trains bites on their handler. They should NEVER be going to bite their handler. That dog is way out of line.
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  332.  @Zones33  yeah Switzerland the homogeneously white county with extremely secure borders and low drug and gang problem. If only American was any of those then maybe crime wouldn't be so bad here. America isn't Europe bruv.
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  333. Yeah, they didn't want to do it. He left them no choice. It's unfortunate because most suicidal people immediately regret their decision once they commit the act. And in this case there's no going back.
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  334.  @jb_19  ground is defined as the immediate space around an individual. He could have taken 50 steps if it's what he felt he had to do to defend himself. He was not the aggressor and did not initiate deadly force.
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  335. This is probably the best one so far in regards to ease of customisability.
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  336. Best vscode tip: use vim.
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  337.  @kahungchim6367  client side filtering is probably the answer there.
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  338. Nervous system trauma going all wack
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  339.  @jtgd  you're right we should cut off all aid to other countries until we get our budget fixed not just Ukraine!
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  340. ​ @rather_be_a_cat  that's not how war works. You can't just throw money at the problem and expect it to go away.
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  341.  @cheesemccheese5780  prop guns don't need or have firing pins. If it was capable of being fired then it wasn't a prop gun it's just a gun.
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  342. JDAMs are GPS guided munitions. Once they are off the rail they do not have datalink capability and do not receive updates.
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  343.  @bigdevil73  bro you can go frame by frame and see it's a 40mm launcher.
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  344.  @Akhilesh_H  doctors only go off of standards set by boards which receive funding and grants from large companies.
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  345. Free as in freedom not free as in beer. If you're watching these videos you should understand the difference.
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  346. The problem with decentralized tech is incentivizing people to constantly seed the data to make both stable and actually decentralized. I wonder what is stopping someone from posting messages in the past or completely rewriting the history all together. Is there a consensus algorithm being used? All things that will need to be figured out in time.
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  347. ​ @BenjaminScherrey  or they could just not comply with an order that doesn't apply to them.
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  348.  @AR15andGOD  all of the weapons featured in today's video would result in a life sentence in Germany 😂
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  349. Self hostable architecture for game servers has been possible and mainstream for decades. Doing anything else is a purposeful deviation from the norm.
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  350. Just treat each as its own window. Problem solved. It's up to the user to manage the Windows and rules for each window.
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  351. I believe Whatsapp would want the full context of the conversation. And since it's not a rolling key they'd have access to the whole conversation.
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  352. This is such a weak argument again vim. Vim is an undeniably efficient editor. Using vim is about removing inefficiencies to make text editing a uniform task. Instead of having to switch between mouse and keyboard your hands are relatively fixed. If you don't like vim just say you don't want to use it an move on with whatever editor you do like.
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  353.  @AnotherAvaibleName  I agree theyre probably out dated but it's a starting point to do more research. I think for most stuff 5 wipes is enough unless you're doing really sketchy stuff and are paranoid.
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  354. Your client encrypts the traffic with all three public keys (I'm not sure how the client gets all three keys). And the traffic is decrypted at each step using the nodes private key. The exit node has the original traffic but does not have enough information to know where the source of the traffic comes from.
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  355. He was emotional the majority of the video.
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  356.  @roundduckkira  I'd love to respond but my comments continue to get deleted regardless of being relatively mild.
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  357.  @lucyinchat  I never said we should compel any speech. Actually I'm arguing for the exact opposite.
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  358.  @durchfaII  I assumed you weren't aware because anyone who was aware should understand it's a meme and not act like a big Karen in the comments section
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  359. Memory safety is very obviously a security enhancement. If rust is the language we should use to get memory safety, that's TBD. I think in general the US Gov has ways to deanonymize people without using memory overflow bugs so I think it mostly helps protect against other foreign actors.
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  360.  @MrSnufullahfahgess  right. Everyone has to choose their line where compliance turns into a gun fight. You're never getting in my house especially if there's someone inside. I'd rather be shot dead at least that would give my family time to call the police and arm themselves before they thugs got into the house. Unfortunately with how seasoned these criminals are it looks like the victim didn't have an opportunity to see this coming before he was at gunpoint.
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  361.  @Steve_Hayden  did you not watch the guy in LA that the police let run around with a knife that because they didn't shoot him initially he stabbed 2 people and almost took them hostage before they shot him? Yes, in a courtroom maybes do matter when determining if he is reasonably believed to be a deadly threat to those around him. EDIT: And after watching the video the suspect was bolting towards a citizen with a machete. The officer had every right to do what he did.
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  362.  @TJXD  they didn't need to crack the onion to get DPR. He had poor opsec.
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  363.  @tercel9710  OH MEH GEWRD FREE HEALTHCARE!!!! * dies waiting for services *
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  364. These hackers have been targeting government surveillance portals in addition to the infrastructure itself. Why break into each part of a very complex system when the US Gov has created a portal that grants access to all of the data the threat actor could ever want.
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  365. It was a technique and training issue. It wouldn't even be that big of a deal if he owned up to it.
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  366. The fact that it costs 100$ to disable a feature should be a crime
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  367. ​ @HealthyDev  the desire for long term forecasts is the root of the problem imo. Instead of setting goals and milestones realizing that they will change moment by moment they try to predict what the company will need in that 3-5 year period and pretend to know how to measure the work and how to measure it before it even exists. At my waterfall company every sprint is a 5 point ticket plus a 3 point ticket. It just doesn't mean anything. Totally meaningless estimates.
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  368. The people who moderate nix are pretty terrible. People who maintain and use nix are pretty cool.
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  369. @Scorialimit  you're talking about Standard Oil and Rockefellers business practices were illegal. He used his monopoly position to buy out smaller kerosene companies to prevent him from having to lower prices. That is by definition anti- competitive. The US eventually ordered his company to be broken up into 34 independent companies. In law you're allowed to be a monopoly and even enjoy monopoly pricing but you are not allowed to use your market position to suppress your competition.
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  370.  @builtbywalsh  the original quote has nothing to do with the point I was making. Theo regularly proves that his technical knowledge outside of his silo is shallow yet he presents himself as very knowledgeable in many things. He's opinionated on things he has almost zero experience with. While being able to learn quickly is a great tool shallow knowledge is rarely beneficial.
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  371.  @jellifygirl  Gay has a concrete definition that is qualifiable. Are you attracted to the same sex? Then you are gay, if not then you're not gay. With trans it's not the same. There's an undefinable number of genders because according to these gender studies types gender is abstract and is just a feeling. Your idea of gender lacks a concrete definition. It can literally be anything. It's synonymous to identity in many ways to you. I can't qualify a trans person because there is no objective measure to being trans. It can change every moment of every second according to the abstract definition. I'm exhausted making this argument if you don't understand the original purpose of gender, sex, and pronouns in society then you need to read up on it yourself.
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  372. This video has been disabled due to low social credit score
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  373. ​ @outis7080 manpads and the fact that slow cas can't do anything a drone, loiter munition, or rocket artillery can't do. Network warfare really reduced the need for loitering large amounts of munitions in the combat zone.
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  374.  @jbute  the officer did a good job. Only two things I'd change are: 1. Language, not a huge deal but would look better in court. Again not a big deal in this situation. 2. Once you've made the decision to shoot stop running. He sacrificed a lot of accuracy while running and didn't gain anything. I'd be much preferable if he were standing still taking more controlled shots even at the same cadance.
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  375. One thing that is unfortunate about Peter is that since he profits from the gold market through his gold business I cannot take what he says as unbiased.
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  376. This would be sick AF! Would love to see this since it's something I've been putting off myself.
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  377. ​ @SCP-1974-A_CLASS-EUCLID  ladybird engine will be pretty good once it has time to cook. I probably still won't use the browser itself though because it's built with gtk which is just terrible.
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  378.  @SI0AX  I believe it is a anti drunk driving bill if I remember correctly. Absolutely a 4th amendment violation. We will see what comes of it.
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  379. ​ @Nick-fw5uj I just don't understand how people are okay with the narrative that none of the missiles hit military targets. Ballistic missiles are notoriously difficult to intercept and are typically pretty accurate. I think it would be naive to believe anything except that some of the missiles hit their targets.
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  380. If the user uses native Linux applications Linux is not difficult. KDE and Gnome are very user friendly and most distros offer single click software installation which is more than you can get from Windows.
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  381. ​ @TechnoMinded-qp5in  Windows systems have hidden bugs that are difficult to discover because of the closed source nature of the OS. Linux being open source researchers are able to more regularly find vulnerabilities and patch them quickly. On Windows when a vulnerability is found it can stay within Windows and be exploited for a long time before being patched by Microsoft. Microsoft has less REPORTED bugs but more critical unpatched bugs than Linux. Linux has more reported bugs because it is easier to read the code and find bugs. Linux is certainly more secure overall than Windows due to its ability to utilize the entire software industry to audit its software.
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  382. ​ @CheeksMcClappinn if that's your view on Linux you must have not used Linux in the last 5-10 years. It's extremely usable and there are plenty of out of the box distros that just work. KDE Plasma has a distro that has everything you need to have a seamless desktop environment with all the drivers you'd need to get setup. The experience is on par with windows as far as desktop usability is concerned.
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  383.  @matirion  that is not remotely true and you have no way to even know that. Windows does not publicly publish a significant amount of their CVEs. Linux publishes 100% of their vulnerabilities in public CVEs that are tracked as patches make their way into the kernel.
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  384.  @matirion  bro not every change is a bug fix.
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  385. I don't think the FBI released how they got these guys. They usually don't say unless it's a super low sophistication method which usually is low tech. They may have used some real exploits to catch these guys and want to keep that on the DL.
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  386. Common conditions like ADHD/ADD, depression, and anxiety can alter the body's reaction to caffeine. The dopamine receptors compensates for the lack of dopamine. Drinking caffeine releases dopamine so in people without ADD/ADHD, ext. it makes them have more 'energy' and 'feel good' effect. By in taking caffeine, someone with ADHD the body is always in 'fight' or 'flight' while the caffeine turns that off. With me, if I drink an energy drink or a lot of soda, it makes me sleep like a sack of potatoes. It also helps me focus in smaller amounts.
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  387. Fat JW pepper spray doesn't stop people from stabbing with a knife and tasers are extremely unreliable so in a situation where it could be your life, it's not worth the risk.
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  388. ​ @charlesneely  yeah but the DUI could have rammed a car full of kids. His poor decisions resulted in the outcome.
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  389. The guy is a stone cold killer. There is no off button with that guy.
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  390. He called for back up once the situation escalated.
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  391.  @kistnj  graphene or lineage os fixes that mostly
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  392.  @KeithBoehler  exactly, we live in a capitalist economic system meaning we have supply and demand. The guy has allowed the supply be infinite even while the demand skyrocketed and still gave away his awesome project for free. We need to pressure companies who profit the most from these FOSS projects most to sponsor projects like these or risk most large FOSS becoming pay-to-maintain for new features. Feature bounties would be terrible but might be necessary if these multi-billion dollar a year companies don't sneeze a shares worth of value at these projects every quarter.
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  393. @UncleJemima  intersectionalism isn't just feminism. But you're right that it can be used to refer to the attitude of the ruling elite of the liberal world order.
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  394. Some of the best. He is very well connected and knows his stuff. Very famous tax lawyer.
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  395.  @stoutyyyy  what a margin of error 2 busses each side of the A10 cannon isn't reassuring????? The A10 has more blue-on-blue than any other aircraft in the US arsenal.
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  396. ​@samaritan_sys you are correct. Politics are downstream of temperament and temperament is what determines personality.
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  397. ​​ @XDarkGreyX  in Latin the letter "v" and the letter "u" were the same thing. Some words have two consecutive "v"s which changes the pronunciation. That's why they call it "double-u" because it's literally a double u. VV
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  398. ​ @robertungsod691  this is the right mindset. Ukraine is poor and doesn't have SEAD escorts for their bombing missions. Iran won't even see the F35s and B21s until it's too late.
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  399.  @Chris.Rhodes  From the looks of it the dog was startled by the proximity of the gunfire. The gun was right next to the dogs head which probably caused a concussive force it has never felt before which can be very disorienting.
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  400.  @nicholasdean3467  yeah that's the problem. Cutting spending would mean their pet projects don't get funded.
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  401. The majority of backing for Linux is corporate. Get them to care and it'll be gone otherwise they don't care about us.
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  402. ​ @MrGaky  that certainly is your opinion.
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  403.  @originzz  well I'm pretty young so you're going to have to wait awhile before I die off
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  404.  @JustActNormal  for real. I never understand why people smoke and drive or have it on them.
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  405.  @luckynedpepper9030  I love how the only solution these commies can ever come up with is more government.
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  406.  @Adventure_Rig  for low power SFP is arguably "better" because you aren't going to need to use the range indicators at anything less than max magnification yet you keep your pretty reticle at low magnifications.
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  407.  @sarahpowell671  a better analogy is fast food. But I think we've exhausted the usefulness of analogies. Should we ban the big Mac while we're at it?
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  408.  @williamgullett5911  the dude was still a violent felon fleeing the act of robbing a man. He had a gun. He was absolutely still a threat. A fleeing armed gunman is still a deadly threat. You don't know why they're running. Could be repositioning, could be to setup an ambush for once you move out into the open. Why are you so eager to judge the split second decisions a man has to make and choosing to defend the violent armed robber?
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  409.  @44Mag  it states pretty clearly that someone can use deadly force to stop someone fleeing an armed robbery if they believe it is necessary to do so.
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  410.  @PrjctWRX  nobody asked about your teenager car
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  411. It exists in /dev/null if that makes you feel better
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  412.  @5omebody  third person they is not gender neutral. It's gender ambiguous. There is a difference. They being used a singular is used in casual English but is informal. I'm really not interested in delving into the nuances of American English when the point is not about language.
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  413.  @5omebody  that certainly is your opinion. The only reason you hold that opinion is because it aligns with your ideology so unless you can justify the base ideology I'll find no value if your opinion.
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  414. The hornet is a good plane for the role it fills but damn us the cockpit a mess. Looks like someone vomited controls everywhere.
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  415. It's crazy a glorified walkie talkie costs over $100.
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  416. Good choice and even better mindset. Mobility over protection while trying to get the best balance of the two.
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  417. When housing prices drop below mortgages it makes no sense for home owners to pay their mortgage since it's cheaper to default and live in the house for years before eviction. The question is, will inflation keep home prices higher than the current mortgages as the housing market comes down. It's a spiral though, if inflation raises home prices with high interest rates it'll eventually hit a rock bottom when people can't afford to pay their bills or put money into the market contracting the economy further. The ONLY way to truly stop this tainwreck is for Congress to stop deficit spending and adopt a fiscally response policy. As long as we have 1.7 TRILLION dollar spending bills we will have inflation to accommodate. You have all of the democrats and 18 of the republicans to thank for that.
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  418. ​ @strauss7151  a truly free market wouldn't see monopolies since there always has to be competition to drive prices down. without competition prices go up which incentivizes competition.
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  419. Congrats Jeff! I can't express how helpful your content has been for me in my professional career.
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  420. Best dispatchers I've ever heard.
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  421.  @Cmac1328  you are correct but the driver has no obligation to talk to the police or tell them if he's armed or not.
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  422. ​ @lightlysc1178  I hear the AI needing regulation regularly but the same people who scream for AI regulation never offer policies. What policies should be put in place? Those we can argue against. I'm mostly in favor of not regulating AI. It's just another tool.
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  423. Now I have to deposit another dollar into the "Alex Jones was right again" jar 😤
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  424.  @angrynapolean3820  exactly. The David Blake shooting showed that. Guy was going for a weapon while attempting to kidnap his children he had no custody of and they won millions from the city without even needing to sue. Pathetic.
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  425. What does "fundamental truths that transcend mere facts" even mean. If something is fundamentally true then it is fact.
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  426.  @Myname-l3h  I'm fully aware that I cannot force Linus to do anything. He is still a hypocrite and deserves the criticism he receives. What is your point?
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  427. It's the Californiacation of men. They're scared of the big bad bang stick because it makes a loud noise. No gun has ever hurt anyone without someone pulling the trigger.
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  428.  @Bapuji42  I think not staying in one spot for any long period is good opsec for OP/LP but I don't know anything.
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  429. The impact felt by the consumer is unprecedented. The covid checks weren't worth it, I'd been saying that since day 1. The government has adopted a "not my problem" attitude towards spending and keeps racking the bill up.
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  430. I understand that there is a replacement missile design but there is evidence the US is over extending itself and is not manufacturing a replacement quantity of artillery shells or missiles. This is concerning when our strategy to counter China is to have more precision munitions to make up for the difference in naval ships and armor units. I hope we can wake up and realize we have to take care of ourselves before helping others. Or enhance and fix our production lines to make that possible. If it were up to me we wouldn't be involved in any of it.
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  431. Didnt Stallman advocate for inappropriate relationships with minors?
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  432.  @drumboy02  I don't think Devault actually cares. I think he simply wants to find anything that can damage Stallman and leverage it against him regardless of if it's relevant to his actual cause.
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  433. He was not fired. They actually charged the otherwise innocent man for "obstruction" because the officer couldn't handle this dudes confusion.
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  434. ​ @SeekAudionet  smartest in the world huh?
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  435. As nice and cordial the interviewee was he still is a racialist. Instead of taking advantage of the opportunity grants and direct black people towards them as a mission he'd rather spread influence and use his race to do so.
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  436.  @Cookiekeks  I disagree, it adds necessary functionality to make monero a smart currency which will be necessary for long term adoption. But it needs to be done in a way that does not compromise security.
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  437.  @hiddenknowledge2012  2 v 20 with a drunk hulk who knocked out your partner and already stuck you. Totally justified.
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  438. I agree and disagree. Karen is not a slur that's silly and words have meaning and impact but are not violence.
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  439.  @nobodyspecial1553  I believe the second amendment makes it clear that secession was intended to only be a last straw measure sought through war. The legal avenue for a state to secede is through a constitutional amendment otherwise the union has the right to defend it's states against secessionists and the secessionists have the right to fight back if the deem the federal government illegitimate. It's all about perspectives. This may not apply to Texas though since they are a special case historically but I digress.
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  440.  @RandomNonsense1985  what makes you think we're extreme right wing? Or are you projecting your bias on others? We're discussing constitutional history. Nothing "right wing" about it.
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  441. Zimbabwe? I think its pronounced Rhodesia.
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  442.  @subtletherapy  you think the govement has your best interest in mind 😂
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  443.  @boozecruiser  my "ideology" is that people should be allowed to make the decisions they want to make. If you want additional protections it should align with that idea.
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  444. Respectfully as possible, you have no idea what you're talking about. It was not a good thing he shot. It's called a sympathetic or contagious fire. Under stress he could have thought he was shooting at the suspect and was reacting off the other officers shots. He needs to be retrained on this but he didn't over react and handled the rest of the situation professionally.
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  445.  @oliviamoore3426  focus on individual freedoms and not "group rights" or identity politics.
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  446. ​ @nephatrine regardless of if it's a problem the solution should never be to lower the skilled based barrier to entry. Agreed?
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  447.  @mopeybloke  I don't think anyone was criticizing Brodie.
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  448.  @SkyenNovaA  I use it when searching for sketchy topics without being put on a list. There was some chemical I wanted to look up the popular uses but didn't want to get flagged. It was something related to a popular TV show but if that went into Google I'd be bent.
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  449.  @ragepig1059  the law isn't moral. It's the law.
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  450.  @smearfo5612  that makes more sense in context
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  451. A lot of italians were sympathetic to the US.
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  452. I love when you get heated and swear, Tim!! LOL
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  453.  @T1kr3b3u  if you've ever shot at anything moving it's quite different than being at the range. At the range you can shoot at paper all day but there is nothing that can replace force on force to replicate the target focus you get when in a gunfight. Imo ofc.
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  454. Any proprietary parts will massively increase price.
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  455. API specifications are not intellectual property. They are considered corporate secrets which means as long as you didnt steal it from them illegally or by being a previous employee/contractor then you can freely reverse engineer the firmware api and write an open source implementation of your own.
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  456.  @bevanmcnicholl2525  do you know the difference between active resisting and passive non compliance? This wasn't active resisting.
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  457. Your observation is very telling. Even companies with massive DEI still cant reach their desired levels of "diversity" because there isnt enough skilled engineers with the "correct" type of skin color to meet their standards.
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  458.  @Archy_43  I haven't used it myself. I have only read the config. It looks solid. They definitely add a lot of extra stuff. Not sure why it would be slow. I don't think it should be something someone uses permanently but for someone who doesn't want to spend a ton of time setting hyprland starting from scratch this can get you 90% of the way there.
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  459. Darke Shadow What department do you work for? Good to see some police officers in the comment sections.
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  460.  @MALICEM12  in the case full auto is necessary, laws regulating full auto become irrelevant.
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  461. ​ @lolz616  she absolutely still is a threat. Down doesn't mean out especially in a gun fight. There are people who have taken a dozen rounds directly to the heart still manages to fight.
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  462.  @matirion  I've been programming on Linux for 10 years and 7 professionally. I'm just a script kitty now I guess. Rip me.
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  463. Jose Pineda Didn't someone end up starting a fire or something?
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  464. Theo said it himself, he cant read this article in good faith. Everything he said was in bad faith and focused more on trashing on the author than actually attacking the merits of the authors post. "Instead of being on twitter maybe ship more shit" what a toxic and self righteous thing to say.
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  465.  @theangryotaku3361  the first rule of gun safety is have fun :)
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  466.  @tristanthebuild8050  a clip is something that is used to load mags. Magazines can be internal to the gun or external. most modern firearms have external mags. Something like the M1 Garand has an internal mag and the bullets are loaded in clips. An AR like seen in the video is loaded by inserting an external magazine into the gun itself.
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  467. How quick these people are to take it a race issue. "But you a black man" like that means anything when dealing with someone belligerent like her.
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  468. If I ate at home for every meal I'd save around $300 a month
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  469. This channel is my favorite. Tech, based politics, and tendies
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  470. The Internet Archive has banned and censored websites like K Farms. They're not as pro free speech as they claim to be.
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  471. It would be awesome to see more Tensor.js and Angular 6 specific videos. :D
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  472. A small percentage and a cash sum payout later if you're successful is more than enough for an idea, especially since they can provide little to bringing that idea to market given their lack of experience.
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  473. It's the Aimpoint ACO. It's not the best but is the best in it's price range.
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  474. ci is the most useful motion. The non vim alternative requires mouse or arrow keys and many key combination key presses. Amazing productivity gains.
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  475.  @zekiz774  as edger said. You can modify code on your machine as long as you don't redistribute any proprietary or copyrighted content. Although I 100% believe google would send their massive teams of lawyers down the thoat of anyone who dare attempt this.
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  476. You don't need a distro. Just use arch and move on.
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  477.  @hybridh9702  the guys spent his entire life studying history, psychology, and sociology. He has a doctorate and is a very educated man. He isn't wrong about much. You're asking me to disagree with a man who is very careful to not make false statements.
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  478.  @Zinaroth  I love living in a state where we put freedom before fear. Only 2 weeks to flatten the curve chud
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  479.  lazynow1  Question is did he hit center mass. Obviously not. With a rifle he could have got 5 more off in the same time it would have taken him to get 1 more off with the shotgun. It's all personal preference but the rifle offers more of a force multiplier in regards to rounds down range while shotguns offer more damage per shot given the correct load. Hits win fights and more bullets means more opportunity for hits.
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  480. I'm not in favor of the regulation. If people cared enough they wouldn't buy iPhones. They like the iPhone enough that they are willing to buy a proprietary chargers. Apple is no longer the only super high quality smart phone on the market. I'm not in favor of the government trying to force markets. Now when the USB-C standard goes out of date we will be stuck with an outdated charger. Still, I'm not crying because apple is a terrible company
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  481. The fact you actually linked to each of the products in the description cracked me up
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  482.  @sykocharlie5  he's not just siding with a person breaking the law he's advocating for grown men to assault women and children over money disputes. Absolute trash.
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  483.  @YourKingJDG  if he drew a firearm while running from police it is reasonable to assume he was intending on using it to evade arrest. That is attempted murder. It was an attempt he just never got his opportunity. Don't think for a second he wouldn't have use that gun if it meant he stayed out of jail for that night.
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  484.  @Darkpara1  probably caused by the person panicking. It's extremely difficult to control ones emotions on these types of drugs at those quantities. That would qualify as rapid onset and would make sense why sedatives would work to get people out of a hightened state.
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  485. This has to be one of the most beautiful stories ever written. I love tragedies since it makes the stakes just that much higher.
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  486. ​​ @ericgoldman7533 why didn't they know git? Did they lack industry experience? Not knowing git isn't the problem. The problem is not knowing a critical and fundamental industry standard tool of the trade that they should have been exposed to if they have any experience. Unless they're completely junior I expect them to know it and how to navigate with it.
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  487. What do you mean? This is Luke's deep fake.
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  488.  @anon_y_mousse  you're correct about BSD, I learned something new. I stand by the comment excluding BSD
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  489.  @rather_be_a_cat  I do not care who wins. I want America to be uninvolved.
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  490. I think server side rendering in general is a mistake. The majority of end user devices are very fast at rendering web pages. It leaves all of that compute power entirely unutilized. The last thing I want in my UI is for a backend change to cause a cascading affect throughout my application. In angular we separate out an api mapping layer specifically to handle server communication and map it to a front end contract so when a backend change is made only the mapper layer is affected the majority of the time. I don't want my UI to be exposed to backend complexity. Nothing to do with "separation of concerns." Instead we are isolating and segregating the complexity of the two applications.
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  491. The text editor should not be responsible for managing terminal sessions. Instead use terminal multiplexers like tmux (preferred) or screen (legacy but available almost everywhere). This will give you a better experience overall when accessing the terminal while using nvim.
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  492.  @roundduckkira  are you using "they" as a third person ambiguous pronoun or are you trying to use they/them pronouns? See how unnecessarily confusing they make this?
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  493.  @originzz  what you said has nothing to do with what has been discussed.
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  494.  @originzz  my argument isn't that things shouldn't change. My argument is that gender pronouns have for as long as they have existed been used as a linguistic tool to communicate the difference between the genders. Pronouns have never been a form of expression. The idea of using pronouns being a form of expression is a very new idea that hasn't been in the public discourse until the last 10-20ish years.
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  495. ​ @mattymattffs  anyone expecting me to work more than 40 hours a week not including travel time is nuts. I've got a life outside this job that has to be attended to.
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  496. That guy in the white. Shout out to him.
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  497. 5 min in and you're still explaining what a VPN is for the tenth time.
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  498.  @boutabagg6640  she doesn't have to say anything and refusing to answer questions is protected under the first amendment and is explicitly stated during Miranda.
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  499.  @bruhstandler  commies only believed in guns as a means for revolution by the working class. After that they believed guns had no purpose since the communist revolution was complete. Ironically enough the first thing done after any communist revolution is the disarming of individuals and the enactment of authoritarianism.
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  500. I'm working with a cofounder who has years of experience and connections in the market. We're starting a software platform which he has almost no experience doing but I do. What he brings to the table is many big name clients, sales, and product vision which is something I could never get on my own. Was the idea his? Yeah. But without both components, without both of us, the product could never come to market. Both of us could go find other cofounders but that would be extremely challenging to find someone as excited about our idea as we are. What I'm saying is an idea is worth almost nothing without the right people to act on it. Getting the right people that gain you a competitive advantage in your target market is what creates value in the company and is what should determine equity.
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  501. @maxwellerickson7066 The problem with meta-analysis is that they will draw conclusions based upon the source studies they choose. They are not evidence.
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  502.  @youngstunna1594  is does not attempt to simulate anything. It has a accurate damage model and ballistics but none of the systems are represented virtually. For example DCS which is a simulator has each system simulated virtually and they interact with each other down to the fuel, electricity, and apu system. The fact you're driving a tank in third person while also steering the turret and firing should have been your hint that it's not simulating.
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  503. Matrix is even better. It is even more secure and doesn't require a phone #. You can host your own matrix server or proxy to others outside the country.
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  504. The entire police department is getting a paid vacation after this
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  505.  @stacie7766  yes it is. It depends on the severity of the crime, the income, and the perceived flight risk of the accused.
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  506.  @ScoopDogg  can't kill surrendering men or every fight will be to the death. That was really stupid of him and he should be tried for war crimes.
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  507.  @JadajanFacerhorse  what do you mean he posed no threat? The guy just robbed someone and had a gun out. Was wasn't a threat in that very moment, he was an IMMIDIATE threat. God forbid he saw the guy get out of his car and decided to rob him or shoot him.
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  508.  @ExarchGaming  yeah AIM-9X max range is about 15 miles on a good day so that makes sense. You did mention off bore shots which is only possible with the 9X. Still we see fighters bringing less 9X and more AMMRAMs. I'm just wondering when we will see combat drones if we don't have them already
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  509. That's why we train sub-one-second to first shot from duty holster. Under stress its almost never that quick.
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  510. ​ @geertdecoster5301  I funny think you understood his point
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  511. My text-editor is not your advertising platform.
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  512.  @jonringer117  lmao I didn't even realize this was Jon Ringer. I really appreciate everything you've done for Nix.
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  513. This is factually untrue. The only way this is true is if you discard and redefine the definition of gender which is a concept that has been tied to biological sex for as long as language has existed. Gender and pronouns are a tool of society to describe the practical differences between the sexes in language. The campaign to make gender an abstract term with no concrete objective meaning only goes to harm actual women. For example, ever wonder why we have gendered bathrooms? It's not to protect men. Gendered bathrooms exist because society recognizes the biological differences between men and women that make women more vulnerable to physical force due to them being generally weaker than men. Because of these practical differences society logically concluded that women need a safe space to conduct their business that is separate from men where otherwise they'd be put in a potentially compromising situation. When you refuse to recognize the real differences between the sexes for the sake of calling someone who is confused about their identity by their preferred pronouns and go to treat them like actual women will inevitably harm and take away opportunities from actual women.
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  514. Maybe it's time to quit being a subject Edwin. They're your rights, not your permissions.
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  515. I think it is obvious that excited delirium is a catch all term for someone who is in psychosis or a hightened state due to drugs in their system usually leading to an overdose. I do think Mr. Dankula is onto something about giving the detainee enough room to move while in this hightened state to give them a chance to calm down. As far as George Floyd goes, he swallowed enough drugs to kill a small family and he had preexisting heart issues which made it even more likely a drug overdose would put him into cardiac arrest. He was either going to die on the ground or in the back of a police car he wasn't making it to the hospital or jail. Even the medical examiner said that with no external information his death would have been ruled an overdose.
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  516. This criminal was in possession of a vehicle with a firearm inside it. He was ARMED. Justified all the way.
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  517.  @winkleried  https://youtu.be/rVPiic-ELoM
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  518.  @KoopstaKlicca  the OP and following comments are sarcastic. Nobody thinks this is good for anyone except the devs themselves who don't have to pay engineers to care about anything other than Windows. Almost all game dev happens on Windows in Windows shops because historically the game drivers have only been workable on that platform. Because of that there's few Linux enthusiasts in the game dev industry because the industry standard has been set and isn't changing quickly.
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  519. All body cam footage is stored. Don't need to shut the cameras off to capture the footage. He was doing it so he could be unprofessional and probably chew some ass and not get in any trouble. But yes also a good idea after a high stress situation to shut your mouth.
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  520. Why tf would they made that the default behavior. I'll stick with fastfetch then? Or just be a uname -a purist.
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  521.  @AJ-po6up  really domain names aren't the issue. He has plenty of those.
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  522.  @garrettgoodwin3293  they say it so the doggo doesn't confuse other people talking as commands.
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  523. That's not a bad thing. His resistance to change means usually only the best ideas get through because they have to be so good as to be absolutely demanded by the community at large.
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  524.  @seesoftware  it certainly would be hell for Microsoft for a short time. But if they care about their users long term security they'd do it for sure.
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  525. ​ @Daloon01  please tell me why the US is responsible for Ukraine? I thought Ukraine was a sovereign nation responsible for its own safety and security. We have no alliance with them. They are not our formal ally. We have ZERO obligations to defend Ukraine.
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  526.  @Daloon01  the Budapest Memorandum gives security assurances meaning a promise we won't invade not a promise that we'll come to their defense. Security assurances are not security guarantees. Maybe educate yourself instead.
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  527.  @jamesslick4790  you can hate and love someone. The guy made an unfortunate decision and was probably inebriated. This is sad. Glad the officer is okay.
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  528. These companies are replacing very simple statsitical models with expensive and complex AI models. I can only assume this is done to appear more attractive to investors and not because it's actually innovative or beneficial to the business. The profit/loss reports go to confirm my suspicions.
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  529.  @Jan-gl7mn  my replies keep disappearing. I can't say his specific name but a very famous person released many government documents that exposed the government. The details of the systems and techniques are in the documents. I don't know how else to say it without YouTube censoring me. Snowden.
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  530. I tried to mention intelligence quotient but it got deleted.
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  531. ​ @tamirsalem76 in the context of a cloud provider yes it is reasonably to assume the off site backup would be sufficiently far enough away to not be vulnerable to natural disasters
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  532. Nixos rocks, it's mod team sucks.
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  533. The people at this company I'm working at will definetly benifit from this awesome new series. Thank you for the amazing content.
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  534.  @chickenbradly  I'll be damned if I don't try
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  535. I don't understand your argument. I carry every day locked and ready to rock. That doesn't mean I don't take extensive precautions to ensure my gun is carried safely on my person. If I ever needed to use it, I am trained and prepared to unholster and fire my weapon on the intended target.
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  536. The ana, other than their special forces, were widely incompetent.
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  537. great quote
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  538. Anything more complicated than tty is too much.
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  539. That Fume Topper looking sussy
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  540. He is extremely anti government and things the fed is incompetent (they are)
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  541. The specific legislation is flawed. They shouldn't be required or allowed to store your ID specifically but should be required to check ID and store some sort of marker that shows that validation has been done. Porn is one of the most destructive "drugs" available because of its availability and societies willingness to generally ignore the damage it does to young boys, women, couples, etc.
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  542. Any suggestions? I find this stuff extremely interesting.
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  543. @rh906  immune from the rules not from the criticism.
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  544.  @toby9999  in what world is coding 1% of a developers day? I think you're underestimating how powerful vim is and how efficient editing code can be. It's unlike any other editor. And when integrated with a terminal based workflow your can gain some serious capabilities.
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  545. Lots of SOF guys are the most egotistical and truly evil people you'll meet. Theyre not all heros. Many of them are highly trained and disciplined serial killers. They lack empathy and any humanity. It takes a certain kind of person to do that long term and it certainly takes a toll.
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  546. Gigabased
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  547.  @kila9249  was she tho lmao
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  548.  @owenb8636  the US gave Australia nuclear submarines.
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  549.  @jonathanedwardgibson  you're wrong my dude. Nothing is stopping them from abusing this power. Its not your phone to go through PERIOD. It is the private property of the owner. This is an unwarranted search of a persons private property. Regardless of the efficacy of this measure (which will only catch the most negligent pedophiles) it doesn't make it right.
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  550. Almost all large UAS have INS and only rely on GPS or GNSS to correct the gyroscope drift occasionally. This is how even commercial aircraft handle navigation. GPS is not reliable enough to trust for navigation even in non-combat zones.
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  551. I lost brain cells listening to this. The guy speaks like a real government goon.
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  552. ❤️❤️❤️
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  553.  @excidium666  KDE and Gnome adopting Wayland will be huge for future support.
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  554. The fact this list of tricks didn't start at 0 is a crime
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  555. Yeah, I don't see anything else they could do. He was stating he was imminently about to run towards the officers. The less lethal was a last stich effort to make him rethink his decisions. Sometimes a little pain does wonders but unfortunately it didn't work out that way.
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  556.  @groundfx5733  that's fair, but that makes it ineligible for a neofetch replacement then.
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  557.  @bullpup1337  I've read his stance. It was all about deconstructing social norms which is very communist.
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  558.  @unbekannter_Nutzer  I do not agree with the "standards apply to both sides or not at all." Not indiscriminately targeting civilians is what is supposed to make one side superior to the other. Plus, Israel likely violated international human rights law by targeting a large group of people without guarantees that noncombatants would not be unintentionally harmed.
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  559.  @ryanthomasyee  what is DNM?
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  560. Managers are typically an abstraction of the upper leadership. They are trying to please their leaders and don't necessarily care about the specific details on how the work is done. They are there to ensure the things the company values get done. That's why they are easily swayed by problems that are put in terms of their key deliverables and objectives. Anything outside of those key deliverables and objectives is irrelevant to them and is just a detail that doesn't matter as far as they are concerned. In life it is important to learn to communicate in a way that the audience will be receptive to.
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  561.  @crforfreedom7407  my comment was directed at OP. If you read the second part of my comment then you'll understand my opinion on the situation. Illegal gun or not cops don't just get to search you for no reason, fruit from the poisonous tree, but obviously if the suspect tries to pull a gun on the officer then it's free game.
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  562. The fact Titus thinks you're significantly far right shows that he is not center at all. He's left and doesn't acknowledge it. You're only far right if every person right of center is "far right." It's easy for people on the left to measure relatively like Titus is doing and assume they are the "middle" point meaning anyone right of them is right and anyone actually right of center is "far right." Not saying he's a bad dude but he lacks an awareness of the political spectrum.
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  563.  @Leniwcowaty-xh5cj  those numbers are misleading. I use Linux for nearly everything except multiplayer gaming due to anti cheat compatibility issues. I'm counted as a windows user even though I'm a staunch Linux enjoyer. Those numbers do not indicate the number of people that would choose to use Linux over Windows if given the choice. They've created a chicken and egg issue.
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  564.  @roguedalek900  yeah 9mm ball is extremely survivable. The hot slug cauterizes the wound and doesn't leave any significant permanent wound cavity. You essentially have to hit them directly in a vital organ to kill someone with 9mm ball.
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  565. This is the chicken and egg problem all over again. I'm a Linux user and I GPU passthrough my GPU to game on Windows so I'm not counted in the survey as a Linux user but I would MUCH prefer to game on Linux. The majority of people who game on Linux do it in a VM and are not counted.
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  566.  @_PatrickO  if I create a bulletin board in a town square and someone pins a piece of paper with something reprehensible, am I liable? No. Does that make the content legal? No. Should the person who posted it be arrested? Yes. Should the bulletin board owner be arrested? No. Creating a messaging platform does not automatically mandate that they moderate the content. Make liable the people who created the speech not those who created the platform. Should we arrest phone manufactures for allowing people to upload the photos and not implementing some moderation strategy? No? Then we shouldn't mandate it for other platforms. As long as the illegal content isn't solicited by the platform then they shouldn't be held liable for speech (or otherwise) others make.
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  567. It depends because how much test code will you have to write for your simple script? I'm not on the deps bad train as long as you're not reckless.
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  568. ​​​ @nobodyspecial1553  the right for states to leave freely was only present in the articles of confederation which were never adopted. The articles were scrapped in favor of the Constitution of the United States and later the Bill of Rights. While we can use the articles of confederation to help understand what the founding fathers were or weren't thinking at the time it is not the founding or operating document of the United States. States can not freely leave the United States without an amendment to the constitution through a super majority vote in Congress or a convention of states. Additionally, The United States has never been a democracy. Our founding fathers had enough common sense to recognize the tyrannical rule of the majority over the minority and the other issues of democracy. We are and always have been a Representative Federated Republic of States where the base unit of representation at the federal level is the State not the individual. That is why the majority of states have a winner takes all voting scheme.
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  569.  @nobodyspecial1553  you know it brother
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  570. ​ @awesomedavid2012 that's what a lot of architects don't understand about software engineering. Typically where I work the domains/services are what get diagramed and the teams are left to do the system diagrams since they're responsible for the implementation.
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  571. DWM is great but suckless is not. Having to recompile to change settings is deranged. I used DWM for years and it was always a pita to configure the software using a programming language. Just have a standard set of settings that can be changed through patches like any other feature of suckless software.
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  572.  Sharpshøõter  when controlling for gang violence, suicides, and accidents the US has comprable gun violence to the rest of the developed world. And of that gun violence 80% of it happens in 5 major cities. Guns arent the issue, gangs, mental health, poverty, and crime culture in the cities is the issue.
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  573.  @chaos.corner  nice lmao
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  574.  @OddWoz  go read a book that isn't Das Kapital
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  575. Wish granted. Element now has a desktop client!
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  576.  @ZugTheDragon  please explain to me how you got that from what I said.
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  577.  @antonio32a  gæ
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  578.  @baconatordoom  JHPs often do not expand after going through barriers or shed their jackets. They then often act as FMJ similar in effectiveness. Dude probably had holes but not chunks missing. Windshields are crazy.
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  579. The rule of crossfire is the first people on target take priority. Unless they communicate otherwise it's everyone else's job to get tf out of the way. The first people "on line" set the direction. The rest of the officers have to "earn" the shot by moving on line unless the original officers move. In hindsight the original officers should have backed off since literally every other cop was in front of them but they still took priority. Their teammates should have communicated with them and adapted accordingly. This is one of the most difficult concepts to train especially when everyone's adrenaline is pumping.
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  580. I agree but I'd also add learn vim motions before jumping in head first into vim. Jumping into vim too fast can be disorienting and can obliterate productivity.
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  581. Most of these videos are directed towards those who are "experts." If you want to learn angular, he has a beginners tutorial series.
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  582.  @Billthebaker420  doesn't seem like either of them were set up for succuss
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  583. The newer models are nice and quite powerful for what they are. Don't use the raspianOS. The problem with a raspberry pi is it's difficult to move. Don't want to do anything darknet related on your home network so public networks are preferred.
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  584. The articles are AI generated or at least partially written by AI or translated from another language without being copywritten by a native speaker. It's likely just a mistranslation. It's a shame because the visuals are outstanding and their older videos weren't written in poor english.
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  585.  @addictedfoolgamer1970  the health concern is 2 fold. 1. The policy for many clinics when they have a patient with gender dysphoria is to affirm and pressure towards gender affirming surgery instead of addressing the root cause of the dysphoria which is typically trauma. 2. Gender affirming surgery is genital mutilation These clinics are aggressive and jump directly to surgery, hormone blockers, and HRT. The top UK trans clinic was shut down for pressuring children into taking hormone blockers. They've been successful sued for giving children these treatments without informed consent. I recommend you look into the detransition movement to get a glimpse of what really goes on in these places.
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  586. ​ @Thedaytondigger  based.
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  587.  @kovuk9  You're correct about the discovery while conducting a legal search. The drugs were not in the same pocket as the firearm. They removed the firearm and continued to search the bag which was outside the scope of the safety exception to the 4th amendment during traffic stops. Regardless of other "indications" they must have probable cause not reasonable suspicion to search the vehicle.
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  588. Thanks for another great video :) Decorators, please.
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  589. ​ @ky3ow  You can configure hyprland to open windows in new full screen workspaces by default and then you can manually merge if desired.
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  590. DeVault has such a holier than thou attitude towards everyone outside of his in group. He thinks everyone needs to embody corporate professionalism and advocated for banning the lead developer of hyprland for off platform behavior. Dudes a massive tool. I wrote this message before Brian mentioned it. DeVault is a leftist communist who's entire goal is to purge the undesirables.
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  591. Linux support has been given high priority! :tada: https://github.com/nrwl/angular-console/issues/101
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  592. Nothing says great economy like record lows lol
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  593.  @Fireship  you deserve every penny.
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  594.  @dadthelad  today it is more effective to fire off loitering munitions for air superiority / area denial, have stealth aircraft fly sead, and 4.5 gen F-15EX missle trucks fire AIM-260 long range missles guided in by AWACS. The doctrine has changed with the adoption of 5th gen information warfare. This is a larger gap in capabilities than when BVR was first introduced with the F14 Phoenix missile. I see this as the generation before we adopt fully autonomous warfare in the skies.
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  595. ​@geoffreylincicome7298 this is generally true. What we are taught are "models" that help us understand the interactions and relationships between different components of a system. The concept of electrons and the nuclear atomic model is a great example. When broken down beyond quarks we have no clue what the matter is actually made of but we understand how it interacts. Same with electricity and a lot of other quantum concepts. Remember we still to this day do not have a unified theory. Our understanding of quantum physics is totally at odds with classical physics and no experiment has offered any explanation as to why. We act like the "model" is the truth but there is no reality other than reality which is where The Science comes into play. People refuse to acknowledge that challenging the consensus theory is the first step of the scientific process.
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  596. ​ @reneetoller8570  9mm isn't that bad. It's loud but not deafening.
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  597. ​ @lindaw3048  bro handcuffing a suspect after shots fired is PROTOCOL because they can reanimate and continue to fight after the shock wears off. way to show you know nothing about gun fighting or how the human body responds to trauma. stay in Europe
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  598.  @BMWe-oz9wk  I think either are completely fine and beginner friendly. Both work out of the box. KDE is more customizable but not to the extent a casual user will break anything doing so.
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  599.  @matirion  bugs in Windows that are reported are patched quickly. The same principal is true with Linux except the likelihood of finding and patching the bug is much more likely. Linux regularly patches more bugs than windows.
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  600. It's even worse when the parents, like my own, do not see how yelling is emotionally corrosive. At the point when my parents start yelling, I have to just ignore them because I will not allow them to try to express their point to me with such disrespect and disorder. Sad I have to say that about my own parents.
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  601. By God all these comments about how they did a terrible job, this and that. They did a fine ass job. For those not in America, officers have what is called the 21 foot rule, if the person has a knife and is within 21 feet they're considered within lethal distance. For those saying the cops out numbered him, or that they have mace or their non lethals where used improperly, let me tell you, mace and other non lethals all have their downsides. Mace gets of everything, including the officers which can become dangerous and I don't know about you but I don't want to take a club to a knife fight. Please before posting stupid shit about how bad the cops did or how scared they where, put your ass in the line of duty and get your ass shot at or charged with a knife, your opinion will change.
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  602. Yeh. o:
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  603. The police don't choose who gets charged or not. That's the prosecuting attorney's job.
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  604. useless baka the prosecuting attorney is the state. The report is to have a filed report of the incident.
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  605. It's all a social construct
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  606.  @germedicsam  how is that relevant to this situation? He knocked a cop and nearly knocked out the other. He was going to attack the officer while on the ground and the officed defended himself in the only way guaranteed to ensure the officers safety. What should he have done differently after being knocked out? What should he have done differently after being hit so hard he couldn't see?
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  607. It's easy to change the values of those who are hyper tribal. They care more about conforming to their in-group than developing their own morals and values. If being pro-pharma, pro-war, and pro-big government means being progressive then there are plenty willing to turn their brain off to obtain the false feeling of being virtuous.
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  608. The actual maintainers are pretty okay on Nixos. Usually not too political outside of a few bad apples. The Nixos moderation and governance teams on the other hand are out right leftists who slap their friends on the wrist when they break the rules and outright ban conservatives for simply having conversations that other people get upset about.
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  609. Here is the link base64 encoded. bWFnbmV0Oj94dD11cm46YnRpaDowNTk1MjczYWI2NzRlMDUxMzFhNzU3ZjY5ZjQ5NGE0Mjg1YjQyOWFhJmRuPUZhY2Vib29rJTIwTGVhayUyMCU1QjIlMjAwMTklNUQlNUI1MzNNMzYyMFJlY29yZHMlMjU1 Use https://www.base64decode.org/ to decode it
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  610. ​ @Anonymous______________  bro, the F35 smoked a team of F16 and F15s. It's totally capable. Air dominance isn't about rate of turn or rudder authority any more. Looking at any modern conventional war the US has been in you can see massive air campaigns with hundreds of aircraft in the air at the time. There's no 1v1 dog fighting that will be happening and if there is F15s or F22 will be close by to handle it. The F35 is designed to address a different threat, the modern IADS.
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  611. A solid pistol costs around $400-$800 and a decent rifle costs $800-$1200 depending on what you get.
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  612.  @XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX  how much you want to bet this gets severely downgraded?
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  613. It can also be used to escape firewalls since the IP list isn't obvious. But still most enterprise firewalls block outbound traffic to residential ips.
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  614. My work Mac (I hate it) has a crack exactly in the same spot.
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  615. Maybe that was because "peppers" are more likely to question the main stream narrative and come to their own conclusions which is why they may have realized that it was not the insta death disease the government and media was framing it to be.
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  616. As much as tailgating, break checking, and road raging is a douche move so is enforcing your right of way by pacing and speeding up just so people can't pass safely.
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  617.  @manbabymonke  I typically agree but it was obvious that this person was not trying to kill the officer and wasn't a threat at the moment the officer opened fire.
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  618.  Robert Sears  wtf no dude. You only shoot if you have to persevere life.
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  619. I really doubt the version any Chinese citizen would have access to would be spookware free
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  620.  @bunberrier  it is loud and can cause hearing damage but won't stop you from hearing someone shouting at you. It also depends on the caliber and the gun. But 9mm out of a Glock isn't very loud relatively.
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  621. It wasn't about the arrests. It was about crushing a movement that threatened their legitimacy. It's not enough to enforce the law you must submit to the state. It's disgusting.
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  622. ​@king-n9m what crypto can I buy to help you 😩
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  623. On Linux an admin can easily write a script to be hooked into the kernel before any other module. That means any anti cheat can be easily bypassed with a little kernel development knowledge. There is no way to fix this because this is exactly how Linux was designed and is made intentionally easy for legitimate use cases.
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  624. Vim yes Htop yes Neofetch no
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  625. Was carring my gun in a falty holster wedged between me and my arm. Did an unintentional drop test on the asphalt that day as the gun slipped from the holster with almost no friction. Looked straight down the barrel as it smacked the road below me. Happy to report my P10C is drop safe. Funny enough, I sold my M17 to buy it or I might not be here to write this comment.
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  626. Those Sherrif Deputies need better trauma training. They should have been sealing, packing, and TQing her up.
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  627. What other ways do companies mask hiring illegals? It's interesting that using an SSN that isn't their own is a common thing. Now with leaks from Equifax and other institutions most personally identifiable information is in the public. Creating a fake identity is trivial.
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  628.  @davidpaulos2943  my point is you don't need a specialized distro that comes with a bunch of pre packaged software. Just use the arch installer and it'll get you on your desktop of choice without any bloat.
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  629. You have to realize, half of all people are dumber the the average person and the average person isn't that bright.
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  630. ​​ @turculaurentiu91 for extremely agile teams developing extremely well defined products on strict timelines where maintainability isn't a concern and the engineers are going to develop full stack end to end having less defined layers may make sense since it can enable the team to move quicker. I'm thinking like a marketing promo site or one off tool for a contract. But that is an extreme minority of teams and products. Most teams are developing against rapidly chaining requirements that are not well defined with complex business logic. Separating each feature into its own API and allowing that data to be handled in a way that aligns with the business rules results in a very robust and flexible API. This prevents the way the UI is built or flows from influencing the way the data is stored or processed. One advantage of the latter is that the APIs become very usable on the frontend since they relatively inline where they are used. Even when using a segregated API strategy it is possible to write a data access layer and a UI data layer to write UI specific APIs and achieve all the same benefits all while keeping all the systems separate from each other. All of this comes down to one consideration, how impactful would a backend API change affect your ability to ship quickly. With a large and highly distributed app with multiple teams working on them keeping things separate makes sense. Apps with small agile teams that will own the code end to end a mixed strategy makes the most sense. tldr; big apps need more segregation between the data and UI. Smaller UIs with end to end teams do not.
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  631. Fish isn't the best for bulking tho
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  632.  @meitalthered7201  maybe. I just disagree. I think we still have a good chance to fix this country starting at the local level. Don't be a doomer
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  633. Acc arate
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  634. AI + reputation based anti cheats are the future. No kernel needed. Let the cheaters write to memory all day. Once the AI detects non human input its game over. If the AI cant detect it the reputation system will fill in the gap and separate the cheater from the legit player pool.
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  635. ​ @TremereTT not everyone knows c++ or how compositors or window systems work. That's a massive undertaking for a desktop user.
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  636. ​ @iaqh  yeah it's going to be crazy when they side with Trump again in his third term
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  637.  @mo-s-  I agree
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  638. @bubba99009 that would be true if he had changed his mind after publishing the articles. What is alleged is that he was using the articles to try and give himself an advantage by artificially changing the demand for a stock to benefit himself. He posted a lot of claims and took several actions that can very easily be seen as disingenuous and fraudulent. It all comes down to whether he believed what he was saying in his own articles, if his trading aligned with those beliefs and if there is exonerating evidence or additional context to his trades that would rule out fraud. If he regularly said "you should short now and only close your position at this price point" and consistently does the opposite then that is almost certainly fraud.
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  639.  @BiigiieCheeese  none of the top 10 coins are the future. Market adoption doesn't make a coin the best or optimal. Monero does everything Tornado does without an extra layer. Privacy by default. Additionally, tornado isn't dead it litterally cannot be shutdown no matter how hard the government sanctions. Again, use Monero if you care about privacy. The government will always use crime as an excuse to monitor and track it's citizens. Just look at the Snowden leaks and the NSA databases.
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  640. ​ @darkcoeficient FED FED FED FED
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  641. A true vibe coder. Ahead of his time.
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  642. ​​ @khatdubell  the 2A doesn't apply in the courtrooms. There are 1A restrictions as well because the idea is that someone's 1A and 2A rights are not as important as being able to conduct the processes of justice. It is unlawful to protest in a courtroom. It is one of the only places that firearms can be constitutionally not allowed. Even then TikTok is a Chinese spy platform. The US company is just a shell and is owned by a company that is controlled by the CCP. The US preventing a national security risk by disallowing companies controlled by our enemies from operating in the US is reasonable. We wouldn't let Iran or Russia operate a major social media company in the US either. I'm generally a classical liberal but this falls under national defense which is one of the few legitimate duties of the government.
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  643. ​ @calleha01  is it about speed or efficiency and convenience?
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  644. @calleha01  I do not like arrowing up since it requires moving my hand off the home row. The vi setting is usually enough to fill the same role you describe but I think !! has many more uses than you give it credit for especially when piping the output to other commands. It's all personal preference. I wouldn't say either are optimal choices. Seems like there's a serious gap in the shell for editing command parameters without some serious mental overhead.
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  645. If congress would pull their heads out of their ass they'd block his executive order.
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  646. I wonder if you could modify the memory to point to your wallet address during runtime.
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  647.  @DJ1573  no I decide what phone I purchase and by extension which charged I use. You think the government is quick enough to keep up with changes in tech? I don't know a single more inefficient and bureaucratic organization than the world's governments. These are people who can barely use Facebook let alone decide which is the best tech accessory.
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  648. ​ Brightfart2  You live in a small, rich, racially homogeneous country with no rights is what you're trying to say.
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  649. If anyone wants to actually support the second amendment pass on the NRA. Donate to Gun Owners of America (GOA), Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), or your states local gun rights group.
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  650.  @greyk610  And you think the answer to that is to break her door down with a gun in hand to "get the money back?" You must be as deranged as the dead dude in this video.
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  651.  @tubeguy4066  you've got to take measures to ship anonymously like sending it to the empty house the next neighborhood over and paying the local crackhead to retrieve it and do a dead drop. A lot of dark net drug forms have guides on how to securely ship stuff.
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  652. Garlic Salt Lemon pepper Salt Pepper Oil of your choosing Worcestershire sauce Dip in oil Worcestershire sauce mix then into seasoning mix. Grill at 500° a minute and a half on each side for a thin steak up to 2 and a half minutes for thicker cuts. Top with butter for a delicious steak
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  653. ​ @zoenagy9458  unfixable bug? What are you talking about? All bugs are fixable. It's their duty to provide us with secure devices. Security through obscurity is not security, it's theater.
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  654.  @hayd7371  looking back with hindsight now. Not much further lol
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  655. He might be committing an SEC violation by misleading investors which can result in jail time. Hope he stops being stupid.
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  656. ​ @zweitekonto9654 most schools don't want to allow students to use an LSP. Notepad++ has very limited auto complete support and requires no configuration out of the box. I don't agree with it but that's why they don't allow something like Vscode.
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  657. ​ @s8err1  that's why it was a systemd patch for openssh. It was added afterwards during build time not part of the base openssh. There is nothing wrong with systemd in regard to this exploit. The vulnerability was in the pipeline and the social engineering of the over extended maintainer. There was no bug. The application operated at expected given the compile inputs and options. What we need is provable reproducible builds that way if someone sneaks a patch in during a non build step it will get flagged.
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  658.  @ToumalRakesh  you seem to have more of an issue with systemd than the actual vulnerability. Any root executable or build system that is backdoored is going to result in a pwnd system. As @DGao said the attackers chose to scope the attack for whatever reason.
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  659.  @JennifuhhGilardi  restraining orders are difficult to get but no contact orders are much easier since they don't require the proof of dangerous behavior. A restraining order strips people of their rights and is considered very significant.
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  660. ​ @PixelThorn my brother this is so unbelievably true. Product knowledge isn't a reason to hire an engineer.
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  661.  @blueastcoast  when clearing a type 3 you can force the mag out which will usually fix the double feed quicker than trying to remove the spent casing.
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  662.  @marcelojj2009  it's because they're panicking and limp wristing the gun because of the stress and pushing themselves to get off rounds quicker.
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  663. Oh god cry me a river from your moral high ground. It's the internet dude chill.
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  664. ​ @evergreatest5821  youre right Israel has never done anything that could be even remotely perceived as provocative. They definitely don't see themselves as gods chosen people and lay a blood right claim to the land. I hate both sides.
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  665.  @davidl.2011  okay keyboard commando. You must have 0 real world training. EVERYONE gets stressed in situations like this. Even seasoned professionals. It's all about how you deal with that stress.
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  666.  @hnktbt  who is "her?"
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  667.  @CubeInspector  I meant the moral crime. I couldn't care less what the ICC or whoever says.
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  668.  @ilsetoet9209  I agree I'm not fond of our policy towards Israel
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  669.  @scrambaba  bro we've had linear warming for as long as the climate alarmist have been screaming about doomsday global warming. No exponential warmth is found despite every single mainstream climate model predicting exponential warming. You're being duped. It's not nearly as big of an issue as they would like you to believe.
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  670. What in your opinion George the best comma enabled vehicle with the most features?
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  671. This officer did not need to shoot. His life was in no direct threat at that moment. He should not have shot. He had no clue if this person was having a mental episode or otherwise. Only shoot if your life or body is on the line. He should be charged.
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  672.  @rationalityfirst  you are absolutely right
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  673.  @zombizombi  bro, I use tiling window managers because they make me more productive. I'm not where why you're conflating being unproductive with tiling window managers. Yes, it took some time to figure out at first but now it's paying back dividends in productivity. I agree with your point that tiling window managers take too much manual configuration that should otherwise be more accessible for people who don't want to edit a config.
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  674.  @blarghblargh  being a woman isn't a feeling.
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  675.  @originzz  naw I'm going to live in reality and you can live in your made up hyper socialized world where truth doesn't matter because it might offend someone. Let me give you a little philosophical insight, people who lie to themselves typical don't last long.
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  676.  @Philip550c  embrace Matrix. If you're technically included you can use matrix to bridge all of the other services. Of course the off platform communication won't be secure but it keeps as much control in your own server as possible in a secure way. Luke's problem with matrix is most people use the main server not with the technology itself.
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  677. I was going to buy a Tesla but once I read this same message on another video I couldn't help but feel disinterested in choosing a product that expects the user to adapt to the product instead of customizing the product around the customer. Additionally, I cannot stand the unnecessary anti right to repair attitude Tesla has.
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  678. In vim you can even play macros over several files. Pretty crazy stuff
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  679.  @thecaptain5026  my ass would be chapped to find out that they are using real firearms with live blanks for movie scenes. That is still negligence as you never point a firearm at anything you don't want to destroy or kill regardless of if you think it's loaded or not. Even if they thought it was blanks it is still negligence.
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  680.  @jupiterjones3789  we were friends. He approached me for help with web development and I initially agreed to help him as a favor. I've attempted a startup before so I had some experience in refining a business idea so I offered to walk him through the steps and in doing so I realized he had an amazing vision with huge potential. I continued to help him refine his idea until I eventually proposed a partnership when he enthusiastically agreed. My advice is always let people know you are wanting to start a business of your own and what your skills are, be willing to help people, and be approachable and kind. If he didn't think he could ask me for help I'd never have this opportunity.
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  681. Nobody dies in america from lack of healthcare. They may choose to not receive healthcare but hospitals are required to provide any life saving procedure regardless of ability to pay. Insurance companies are obviously terrible but nobody is dying because of insurance companies.
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  682. War thunder is by no means a simulator.
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  683.  @youngstunna1594  it's an arcade tank game. Simulator would imply that it is replicating the functionality of the tank in the game to some degree which it isn't. Even their "simulator" modes aren't simulations they're just arcade modes with more realistic aerodynamics. None of the systems of the tank are simulated other than the armor arguably. I don't think the ballistics are simulated since they don't take into account things like air resistance and other factors that are just more easily estimated. Simulator is an over used marketing term used to make people think there's some advanced realism engine behind the scenes when most of the time there isn't. Arma also claims to be a simulator but it too is not a simulator. Both have advanced ballistics engines and war thunder has advanced armor modeling but isn't a simulation. Even if you want to use time word simulation to describe the ballistics and armor in war thunder that still does not make war thunder a simulator which would imply wide simulation of many systems.
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  684.  @LaFonteCheVi  it absolutely is true 90%+ of mass shooters have no father in the household.
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  685.  @Z3phlar  it's usually when the kid goes off their meds full stop. It typically isn't the kids who take their medications as prescribed that do this. Plus there are millions of people who are on those same medications and don't shoot up schools. Regardless of if the medication had an impact or not these are particularly sick individuals.
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  686.  @danielp7394  there are millions of firearms in this country and only a percentage of a percentage will ever be used to commit crime. The vast majority of firearms are obtained and used legally.
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  687.  @Krab062  there are more guns than people in America. Why don't we make murder or other crime illegal to stop all murder? Look no further than the ban on drugs to see how effective banning something is. People who want guns are going to get them regardless of the laws. People willing to commit mass shootings don't care if the person selling them the gun is a store clerk or a private illegal salesman.
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  688. A guns a gun regardless of if it can shoot or not. The officers are operating with imperfect information and can only assume the gun is real or risk being killed.
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  689. Hope this guy gets the payout he deserves. That sucks for the cop. He obviously wasn't trying to shoot an innocent man. Panic in these situations suck man.
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  690. Congratulations on Fortran 3.0. Fatherhood is a gift
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  691.  @joefer5360  the FDA has already banned them...
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  692. And when thanked for saving this woman's baby the Chick-fil-A employee responded "My pleasure..."
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  693. It doesn't matter what the law is. Demand for DRM free software will always be high demand even when not taking into account illegal uses.
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  694. Kinda? The shape bounces radar signals in any direction but back to the sender making it much more difficult to detect. That plus a radar-absorbing coating makes this thing nearly invisible to high-energy radar.
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  695. ​​ @thehalberdier4774  they're switching to armaments that are competitive in a near peer war. That isn't the tech that would be used if they were to fight us citizens. We are better off analyzing the FBI/CIA kit. More times than not their strongest weapon is information.
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  696. They are called relays and there's plenty of them. Running relays are great but exit and entry nodes are what's needed.
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  697. ​ @kellytourigny4228  don't need to see a gun to shoot someone when they say "I have a gun I'm going to shoot you" and then reach into their waistband. That "pig" did exactly what he needed to do to protect himself. I bet you have never had to deal with someone threatening to kill you before.
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  698. ​ @CapitolTubeArmory  if someone says "I have a gun I'm going to shoot you," goes for his waistband, and you shoot him that is justified. There may be other factors like who started the confrontation or if you live in a commie state "did you retreat" or other factors.
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  699. What is the patch on the guys black backpack?
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  700. I don't agree with market regulation in this manor. While I don't like Apples greedy attitude, this is going to stifle innovation since it now forces phone manufacturers to use a specific port. I understand this is an unpopular opinion but if people cared enough they wouldn't buy iphones.
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  701.  @redtra236  not true. The ar is completely different specs. They are both DI guns with a locking bolt and a buffer tube spring. The AR is based off of the M16 but they are in fact different firearms internally. You can have an automatic AR and that doesn't make it an M16. You can even use M16 lowers on an AR but that doesn't make it an M16 ya feel.
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  702.  @StackRunItUp  she was not surprised at the least of what happened. She said "he wanted to die today, today is the day." She knew this was inevitable.
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  703. Someone posted a bomb threat on the farm. It was posted from a sleeper account that was vacant for 4 years. It was most likely a compromised account and the bomb threat was a false flag. Since it would only go to hurt the farm and validate the trains radical crusade I can only conclude that it is very likely it was one of them trying to give CloudFlare a reason to shut them down.
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  704.  @Pugrug.  yeah his partner didn't "earn the got" by "getting on-line".
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  705.  @tacokoneko  I think an official matrix server would be a great solution that could have completely avoided this problem.
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  706.  @meteor4716  I think asking for professionalism in the public projects sever is reasonable.
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  707. WE ♥️ WEB COMPONENTS
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  708.  @staff4226  not at all. They're 100% glowies imo. But you can definitely use them as an alternative to Google.
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  709. The other benefit of composition is that it can be used in any programming paradigm including functional and procedural.
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  710.  @waholoopesorry74  show some empathy dude. That dog is that guys partner and best friend. Dad was a K9 officer for our local PD. We raised and trained many dogs and I could only imagine what these guys go through when their best friend dies in the line of duty.
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  711. Based vim posting ❤️
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  712. Remember that time that Isreal took a piece of malware that was specifically targeted at Iranian nuclear refinement facilities and made the worm algorithm so aggressive that it effected 70% of the internet without permission form the US who wrote the initial malware? I'm sure the worm didn't include a backdoor or anything.
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  713. "Your culture is not a costume" lmao man
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  714. @Phillip Banes that's stupid. Dying for land that is not yours for a country you don't belong to.
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  715.  @winkleried  yeah the military doesn't set the best standards for us citizens.
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  716. A tip about using bear spray... You are supposed to use the spray BEFORE the bear comes close to you. It acts as a barrier between you and the bear. That's why bear spray is a fogger while pepper spray that is intended for humans is a stream.
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  717.  @senseo2848  gun crimes are really rare in the US too if you exclude a certain inner city demographic.
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  718.  @urieljauregui2927  never said it was ideal but there are people who bought way over their comfortable living amount buying houses they could make payments on if they sacrificed enough. These people were looking to make a profit by buying big hoping to time the market. These are the people I'm referring to.
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  719.  @terryt2728  You're okay with a bunch of illegals because they can become a slave class? Okay dude weird.
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  720. ​ @TerribleTom113  the government is obsessed with process and bureaucracy. Not sure why we think they'd be lean just because it's the military. The military is likely he most process driven organizations on this planet maybe only second to Congress.
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  721. ​ @username7763 there is no such thing as a deadline. There is done and there is not done. Milestones can help measure or give a feeling about where a goal is between those two states but no amount of deadlining will make reality match the expectation. It's best to iterate on expectations the same way is done with tasks in Agile. Don't expect anyone to be able to give an accurate estimate of the work unless they have a time machine. Set a reasonable milestones and have regular demos to communicate where something is in the process. If something is stalling then it can be identified at that time.
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  722. @Félix also 5k rounds hot is different than 5k rounds over time. Hot guns can run dirtier because the carbon hasn't had a chance to set. Brush and oil and you'll be all good
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  723. Who's the bafoon who spoke after Kim totally missing her points? "Get vaccinated" god what a puppet.
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  724. Such an easy solution is to make all tag closings explicit. Whether its self closing or wrapping content all tags should be required to be closed otherwise assumed dangling and remain open.
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  725. Better message: Human waste that is toxic, don't open without proper equipment.
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  726.  @Shoelessjoe78  thanks
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  727. How did that glowtard get caught with a concealed pistol? Isn't the FBI trained in basic concealed carry ffs??
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  728. Another thing that isn't being discussed is that 70% of COVID hospitalizations are obese people. The remaining 30% are mostly the elderly and people with preexisting conditions. Fit healthy people stand an almost 0% chance of dying from covid.
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  729. Great job by the officers. The only thing they could improve is after initial shot they had a lot of officers shooting past other officers. They need to "earn the shot" and "get on line." Seriously great job Dever PD.
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  730. I like const because it helps me identify places where my team or I are programming too imperatively and not using declarative or reactive patterns.
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  731.  @andrewphoto4750  search KVM and GPU pass though
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  732. ​ @omercelebi2012  nix imo does not limit productivity. I've had to wipe my install and reinstall several times before and nix makes it trivial. A real productivity killer is having to reproduce my desktop anytime I have a new device or want to format a drive. Although, I do not love the Nixos org which may be enough to steer clear of the technology in itself.
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  733. Interesting enough, as much hate as the Hyperloop gets it's actually quite genius just not for the reason you probably think... To launch rockets of requires a lot of dirt. Like a lot a lot. Dirt can make up a significant portion of the cost of a rocket launch. One strategy Musk does is start companies that qualify for grants from the government. Tesla, Space X, Hyperloop all qualify for government grants. Green energy, space exploration, and infrastructure respectively. It would make sense to start a company on government grant money with the goal of "fixing traffic" (litterally that's the stated mission of the Hyperloop company) that requires digging up a lot of dirt. That way the government pays for the equipment, labor, and most other expenses. Musk then sells the dirt at dirt cheap prices to SpaceX. Litterally turning government dollars from a not for profit into cash in his pocket in a round about way. He's used similar strategies in the solar and battery industries. Like him or hate him, here is more than meets the eye when it comes to Musk. I wonder if his supposed buyout of Twitter was strategic in some way. It would seem that he suspects that Twitter has a very high percentage of bot users. Now when Twitter goes to court all of the due diligence documents provided to him will be entered during discovery. It's not clear what his intentions are and probably won't be until it's all said and done.
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  734. "[Sig]...should do a recall to evaluate what is causing the striker to release." No need, it's the finger of the person pulling the trigger 😂
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  735.  @rusi6219  I do dislike his leftie political correctness. I'll take your word for it because I don't read the mailing list regularly but whenever I do he's usually roasting someone for wanting to do something thats too ambitious.
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  736. It's becoming a bigger issue since governments are gaining RCE backdoors from undocumented modules on cpus.
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  737. What are you talking about? There is clear accepted evidence that COVID has undergone gain of function. There's evidence that it's RNA has been spliced. I don't know why you're claiming that the scientific consensus is the opposite when it's not.
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  738.  @JPs-q1o  fair point but I personally think it would be worth it. Think about how many 0 days go exploited for years without being uncovered.
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  739. This is seriously great. If they are going to claim similarities between architectures the burden is with them to prove which would require providing source code. Sounds like you may have gone through this yourself.
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  740. ​​ @deidara_8598  theories in encryption groups have been around for a while that the NSA has cracked/backdoored elliptic curves. They pushed elliptic curves hard for the longest time and eventually people got suspicious.
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  741. Did the belligerent women screaming "he wouldn't hurt nobody" help or hinder the situation? Maybe without them this guy would still be alive. Next time you think getting between the police and someone you know, think twice.
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  742. Be like * insert racially white country * and all of our problems would be solved! - Kyle
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  743.  @killman369547  please explain to me how leaving my all my preps and equipment to go mobile is better than having a comprehensive security plan and only fleeing if absolutely necessary in a regional disaster.
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  744. ​ @searchingfortruth619  because the world order does not want large companies to go under. They understand that a private public cooperation gives them extreme control over both the government and corporate domains. Their plan is to consolidate the majority of markets into a few leaders that they can influence. When they fail bail them out so they can retain control. In the long run it's a small price to pay to make all their friends wealthy and powerful on the global stage.
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  745. @SuperNomega  the first principles of fascism are blood and soil. The collaboration between fascism and corporations are an artifact of nationalism. They do not collaborate with international organizations the way they would domestic organizations.
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  746. @nickoh-bv7dx you can Google it yourself. Look up "leaking data via ram wirelessly" and you'll find plenty of information. Also recommend referring to the Snowden leaks which are all publicly available on Wikipedia.
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  747. @nickoh-bv7dx I've done my best bro. Google is your only option.
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  748. ​ @robotron1236  setup a docker container that pipes all of it's traffic through a VPN. No need to do this on your personal computer.
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  749. This is very compelling. I'm 50/50 at my very early startup. I'm going to discuss splitting the directorship more in my favor for control while offering him more in non voting shares. He gets more but I steer the ship. He's not as strategically minded as I am and is more of a soft asset in sales so I think it makes more sense for him to focus on increasing value while it makes sense for me to ensure we are making the correct strategic moves for long term growth.
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  750.  @deusexpersona95  open source software =/= free software.
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  751.  @Asidebar  it depends on the state.
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  752. ​ @dhupee  you can do what I did and just use nix to bootstrap my dotfiles. And for the few things I do use nix to generate the config file I can always copy the output config file if I wanted to move away from nix entirely. Remember it just generates the same configs you would after building.
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  753. @TheLayeredKing  the one cases I'm aware of addressed the use of data and content to train AI models specifically. Since the work produced out of AIs are considered unique work the input content isn't considered infringed. Unless you want to change the ruling that IS the regulation. As far as forcing models to make their content known as AI generated, I completely disagree. The problem isn't the AI generated content itself but rather the people who commit libel by trying to say something happened that didn't. Libel is already illegal and we don't need to involve the government in one of the most forward thinking industries in decades.
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  754. Politicization is a means of control. It allows political zealots to take positions of power and subvert the project's with their politics. It's a very popular tactic on the left. Unfortunately the right doesn't understand politics and power the way the left does.
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  755. It's just a single stage trigger. He's only about 5-8 feet away the camera makes it look farther. That dot would be jumping significantly but it doesn't matter because his target is relatively static and an AR is easy to control.
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  756. @JohnH1 it's funny they continuously compare the US to the EU like it even remotely compares. Just look at the demographic differences of the US compared to the UK and EU and you'll realize why the US is so different.
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  757. Tulsi claims to support the constitution but also has pushed gun control. She's a hypocrite, but she is right regarding the MIC and the war mongering.
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  758. Team structure changes should not affect the code base. Team structures are controlled by the business and not by engineering. Structure your code to match the business processes and domains so that when the business processes change so does your code.
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  759. Good combat breathing. Listen that the officers breaths calming himself down. Well done.
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  760. ​​ @no_name4796  I use Nix now but I previously used arch for many years. I never had any issues that broke my system except for bugs in the kernel itself which are easy enough to roll back. Now I use Nix it's even easier and nearly impossible to brick my system and even if it does I can bootstrap my entire system without much effort.
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  761. @Ezekiel-dude yes, if you work professionally you'll find that most treat programming as a 9-5 and nothing more.
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  762. Funny enough after that expose was released McDonald's icecream machines started working more consistently 🙃
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  763. ​ @sansinutube  maybe it's the imported part of the "mixed" team that is the most problematic. Ever consider that?
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  764.  @user-eg6nq7qt8c  there are groups of people who are very wealthy that have VC and hedge funds that are explicitly politically motivated. ESG was invented by Black Rock as a way to leverage their investment portfolios to enact their neo-marxist agenda. This was fine for them when the economy was booming and companies were making bank but it gained them stake in companies that were primarily focusing on politics over their core competencies. Once the economy started to slow those companies were bloated with non-value producing employees and were hemorrhaging cash. This affected their bottom line significantly and now you see companies like Microsoft moving away from DEI in general because in their words "is no longer business critical." Companies like Meta, Zoom, Google followed suit downsizing their DEI departments significantly and others like Tractor Supply Co eliminating their DEI department all together. ESG and DEI are definitely unpopular but I don't believe that is the motivating factor behind the change. The change is motivated by a small group of very wealthy politically aligned actors who have an interest in controlling companies as a means to push their political ideology.
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  765.  @user-eg6nq7qt8c  I recommend you look into George Soros and his ideas around the Open Society and the investments he makes.
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  766.  @Thornskade  this is the only acceptable time to use windows. If your job mandates it. My job mandates I use either Mac or windows which makes me want to pull my teeth out.
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  767. ​ @tommymyers3183  tell that to the Afghanies.
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  768. @tommymyers3183  sure but that's not the world we live in. The US Gov is not going to have a looser ROE on America's than the Afghanies. I'm not sold on the idea that if the ROE were looser that partisans would lose that fight. The US notoriously struggles with the strategic part of anti terrorism. Long run the people would win.
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  769. I don't understand why I'd want tiling on a graphical UI first desktop environment. Part of why I love tiling is because I use vim motions for everything I can except the browser.
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  770. ​@@abrahams.a.h.2939matrix is pretty based too
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  771. Legislators regularly meet with the county DAs and discuss intent of the law. The DA's are then supposed to educate the cops on the result of those conversations.
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  772. Nobody shouldn't support Firefox. They do not support free speech. They advocate for search result suppression of wrong think.
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  773. ​youre assuming the government would publicize their backdoors.
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  774. This is not a car jacking situation, this is an active killer situation. They should respond properly.
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  775. The ruling elite can/have already enslaved everybody by making us reliant on their systems. Banking, media, government already do a great job propping up the liberal international order.
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  776.  @jonathansoko1085  <--- stop responding to this troll
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  777.  @alexdelarge9425  are you serious? TikTok is known for it's censorship. It's a staple of the platform. They ban any idea that the CCP doesn't like.
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  778.  @barfnelson5967  for a group that pushes equity like it's their religion they sure do struggle to implement it.
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  779.  @eriness  what does that have to do with anything anyone has said in this thread? You're totally off topic. You don't even mention what you're referring to and just mention "this." How is anyone supposed to understand what you're talking about about when you're referring to something someone else has said while also not being clear about the thing they were commenting on? Additionally, the claim that there are communist motivations behind this type of enforcement behavior within the Linux Kernel is not absurd. Linus is openly communist and associates with many others who are also openly communist. The selective enforcement of moralistic policies which in this case is the CoC is a textbook communist tactic. This tactic can be seen in use by Mao during the Cultural Revolution and by Stalin selectively enforced rules against his political enemies. The Linux team has openly stated they intend to purge undesirables from the kernel project and are shameless when they do so. One thing is certain, the Linux Kernel team has an "ends justify the means" attitude towards their enforcement actions and rarely hold themselves accountable to their own policies. When others mouth off it's a permanent ban but when Linus or other high ranking maintainers do it nothing substantive ever happens. In this specific instance we can see two parties violating the CoC one resulting in excommunication and the other resulting in no action taken. It's a total double standard. This is not uncommon in the open source space. Look at the Nixos moderation team and you'll see the same behavior. When this occurs it's always driven by far left ideologies.
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  780.  @Myname-l3h  never once did I say they couldn't I said they SHOULDNT.
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  781. 24:45 even self hosting isn't an option. Look at what kiwifarms has had to go through all in the name of free speech. They'll write governments across the world to get them to revoke domain names. They'll write co-hosting locations and threaten them and harass them until they kick you out. They are evil and destructive. All they do is destroy.
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  782. E2EE is only as safe as the citizens willingness to protect that right. Otherwise they'll just arrest you for merely using encryption at all. Plausible deniable encryption is about to make a major resurgence.
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  783.  @dscarty  EVs pollute just as much and sometimes more due to the manufacturing process of lithium ion batteries. Lithium is also a conflict mineral and very limited in total quantity. In addition, when EVs die and the lithium batteries die they go to special landfills where they burry them. So much for the environment lol. They are not recyclable. Until we get carbon solid state batteries or other next gen batteries that solve these problems EVs aren't doing anything for the environment.
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  784. Are you all really arguing about "per-capita"?
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  785. ​ @DiamondZombie it is slightly more convenient since more organizations accept cash but now that there are decentralized ways of purchasing privacy coins and most services accept some form of crypto it is becoming more accessible. It'll only get better.
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  786. ​ @cx3622  what do you think is more likely, governments wanting to end E2EE because of CSAM or because E2EE interferes with their ability to mass monitor communications and suppress dissonance?
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  787.  @otmanh  has nothing to do with capitalism. Government is the problem not markets. And China has the same technology they just don't try to hide it.
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  788. It's not just activism. They're also selling your data after "anonymizing" it.
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  789. ​ @AstoundingAmelia  Nixos supports multiple architectures so its entirely possible without any of the drawbacks you've discussed if implemented properly.
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  790.  @AstoundingAmelia  I'd like to see Arch support ARM especially as it becomes a more popular. There is no technical limitation that prevents them from doing so was my point.
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  791.  @treycotter  the F-22 is being retired in favor of the NGAD. Doesn't make sense to keep multiple exclusive fighters in the arsenal when 6th gen is what the USAF wants. As you stated, congress wants operational replacements and will phase out the F-22 as they have done with every other airframe. This is all in the name of operational readyness requirements which states that some percentage of a squadron needs to be combat ready at any time.
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  792.  @SaltyAlaskan79  him very minor passive non compliance did not warrant a body slam and hardly qualifies as obstruction. He obstructed by what asking questions and not wanted be to treated like a criminal while going to work? Surprise. I'm sure you'd be a good ole boy when the cops come and smash your skull into the ground for not wanting to be man handled.
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  793.  @bevanmcnicholl2525  if you were active Leo you'd know the difference between active resisting and passive non compliance. The guy did everything the cop asked him to just not the way the cop liked. The level of force was unwarranted and clearly illegal. The guy used deadly force on a guy that was at best passively non compliant.
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  794. Take that analogy to the extreme with stacked diffs. The review comes down to the commit instead of the entire feature.
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  795.  @blindleader42  if you've been under a rock lately you need to read up on the FISA expansions of 2024 and the Snowden leaks that have exposed how much data they've tracking on US citizens.
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  796.  @owenb8636  yeah I'm not a fan of that but that doesn't mean they can't produce things themselves. Literally every NATO and us ally takes aid.
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  797.  @owenb8636  maybe that was a bad example. The entire point of NATO and specifically STANAGs are to allow countries to share aid more easily. It certainly happens even if I don't have an example off the top of my head.
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  798. Journalists are pro free speech as it applies to journalists not as it applies to individuals.
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  799. ​ @Cat-3-3-3  😂😂😂
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  800. The only thing I don't like about Peter is he pushes his positions as solutions to the economies problems. And maybe they are good solutions who knows but every time I hear him pushing gold or out of states investing, both markets he has companies in, it puts me off. Like I said they may or may not be good investments I'm not smart enough to tell but it sound more like there isn't a good answer and he might as well use the opportunity to push his services.
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  801. When retaining the data is mandated by law and losing it may result in prison time 3 backups including air gapped backups don't seem extreme anymore.
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  802. Taylor, Harley, Wendigoon, and not surprisingly no Kyle and luckily no Woody What a treat
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  803. Thanks for the update. Can you provide some sources?
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  804.  @MasterPGC  protocol is typically to search them before transport. He shouldn't have been anywhere near that hospital without being thoroughly searched
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  805. Joe is flawed and does not claim to be perfect. I am absolutely disgusted at their willingness to attribute malice onto others. Watch Joe's podcast with Crowder and you'll see how fucked Joe and Jamie are intellectually.
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  806. Intel for over a decade has leaned on hyper threading performance to give them a competitive advantage over other CPUs without it. Instead of using that advantage to research single core performance and cores per chip they tried to optimize the hyper threading but they hit an upper limit. Now they're playing catch up with companies like AMD who invested heavily into per core performance and jamming as many cores into the chip as possible. AMD also embraced the ARM architecture which is the future as x86 is aging out. Right now Intel has a lot of ground to make up and has to do so quickly or risk becoming uncompetitive. Additionally, Intel like many other companies is using AI as an excuse for layoffs to try and make this look like a lateral strategic shift when in reality they're likely hemorrhaging cash and can't keep their stock appealing enough to get investments for future/catch-up RnD. Tldr they're a bunch of silly billies
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  807.  @skilz8098  I'm salary on a 9-5 so none of that affects me. What affects me is having to work more than 8 hours a day because of "availability."
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  808. ​ @kl9518  bro this is cope beyond belief. China's economy is nearing collapse due to their real estate market crashing. Just because China can force people to work in factories to provide "free" social services does not mean they are wealthy. They are a centralized economy with an authoritarian government. They are by no means a wealthy country. They have a serious class issue. They are not a third world but like most communist countries have extreme class disparities (ironic isn't it)
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  809. ​ @xevious4142  why don't you go build a company that has profit sharing then?
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  810.  @cymeriandesigns  how do you figure that? Russia and China aren't the best of friends. They are sometimes very limited strategic partners. Russia winning in Ukraine which will happen regardless of US supplies does not embolden China. China is in the middle of an economic collapse that they are struggling to control. The most analysis suggests China will invade between 2030-2035 which gives us between 6 and 11 years to get ready to defend our ally Taiwan. If we keep sending shipments to Ukraine we will not be ready which will result in more lost America lives.
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  811. I mean, NULL posted that they need to stop engaging with the trains and the site will be back eventually. Sounds like to me he's cooperating with the police to find the person who called in the fake bomb threat and if they expose them will really cause a problem for the trans extremists.
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  812.  @miguelguthridge  it's not your discord and not your project. You are demonstrating precisely the entitlement "trans" people have when demanding things of others. Nobody thinks you shouldn't exist. You're so detached from reality. They just think you have gender dysphoria which you objectively do.
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  813.  @roundduckkira  because I wanted to change it lol. I'm going to change it again soon.
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  814.  @bullpup1337  I'm very aware what is and isn't communism. I don't use the word lightly. Communism is a trans humanist ideology who's entire goal is to strip individuals of their identities as to merge them into a single global collective to achieve utopia. Don't tell me that I think "everything is communism" when you don't even understand the basic history of the ideology. Part of communism is rejecting undesirables or those who do not conform to the "revolution." While they may not say it out loud because they know it is distasteful it is seen universally in leftist groups.
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  815. ​ @ThePrimeTimeagen I wish I could snap and make everyone use Dvorak
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  816. ​ @HickoryDickory86  Edge is just chromium with Microsoft spyware added in. You're better of just using chromium, brave, or zen.
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  817.  @MichaelPesta  zig could be an interesting choice. Is zig memory safe?
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  818. Sympathetic fire. It happens. It's not okay and he needs to be retrained but this isn't a bad cop.
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  819. The Dallas shooter barricaded himself in the back of a room with only one entry in an office building. They used a EOD bot to deliver a payload of explosives into the room ending the threat. I personally don't have an issue if it is used like that. The robots are not autonomous and the triggering of the explosive is manual and intentional. I take major issue with any automation of policing. Any automation from red light cameras to killer death robots does not allow for a vital component of policing which is officer discretion. My state has outlawed all automated policing for this reason.
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  820. We're not going to send the mf VP of the USA to an active warzone against Russia. Are you insane?
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  821. Does system76 have open source firmware?
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  822. If it's single digit millions it's "low cost" to our government. The smallest procurement contract given last year was $100,000,000. That's the SMALLEST DOD procurement.
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  823. You forgot the AND BEYOND part
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  824.  @bobanmilisavljevic7857  who cares how a military may or may not have indiscriminately targeted civilians? I feel like it's a lot more people than you want to make it out to be.
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  825. There are a small group of republicans that are against high spending but the majority of them are just as pro big government as their democrat counterparts
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  826. ​ @y.peffle2802  you shouldn't need to be frugal to achieve a middle class lifestyle. It should be the standard.
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  827.  @khoidauminh  the open source community has been taken over by activists and ideologues. Banning people from a tech platform for political speech and jokes is pretty insane.
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  828. There are people who refuse to realize that those who are pushing wokeism, DEI, and diversity are almost uniformly Jewish. Until that changes and we recognize that our country is being manipulated by a group of religiously possessed zealots who hold their racial and religious identity above all else then that will not change no matter how much society pushes back. Then those who run the system push these ideas the system conform to them unless we change who runs the system.
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  829. I wish there was a cross platform solution that allowed the devs to pick the backend and frontend engines with multiple choices. Node backend with something less memory hungry than Chromium would be fantastic.
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  830.  @flintgrain  this wasn't in reference to the single IQ man in the video.
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  831.  @TopGoose-bf1mx  that's the "oh shit I thought I was beating a criminal" realization. He was convinced it was the suspect and thought he could get away with beating him because he believed him to be guilty. Absolute pos cop.
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  832.  @J_Caban  Paskaa Llamadingdong doesn't know anything about US policing. And no they don't get "military training" just because they're firearms qualified.
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  833.  @buddys3217  that's even worse.
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  834.  @tercel9710  do you actually know anyone with 100k medical debt or are you just grifting?
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  835.  @getpistolwhipp3d  not much can help 3 hollow points to the chest.
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  836. Cuckbook
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  837.  @noknista5573  bruh I'm in the market for a pillow. Thanks for reminding me. I hear his pillows are the shit. 👌
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  838. ​ @bathhatingcat8626  the government is terrible but the country and our people are amazing. Greatest county in the world. 😊
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  839. ‘We need more than deplatforming' - Firefox If you think Firefox is free as in freedom forget it. The devs of Firefox do not believe in free speech. They actively censor some websites by default. They're not the free as in freedom browser it's often described as.
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  840. Are there any medications that could help kickstart your test in the situation you couldn't get testosterone? Maybe keeping a script on hand wouldn't be a bad idea if the logistics were to fail.
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  841.  @thefool8224  I hope they have good lawyers and get a change of venue.
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  842.  @richardrallo6605  the fact the swat team was present in CBRN gear it's safe to assume he got plenty of commands beforehand.
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  843. ​ @AyaWetts the majority of games use engines that compile directly to linux with nothing more than a single flag and are deployed by steam. Modern games are packaged through CI/CD not manually. The whole "effort" argument just isn't true anymore. The majority of games don't build for Linux because it's not enabled by default.
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  844.  @oldUmanUshea  sorry dude but those dogs live for it. My family has raised many police dogs for our local pd. They LOVE to work it's the highlight of their day.
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  845. ​ @meru_lpz  you don't want google to control the web entirely. They are constantly pushing aggressive drm and anti consumer features into browser specs.
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  846.  @Cookiekeks  I believe there are several applications that use them for donation messages for one example. It makes sense that any crypto currency allow smart transactions that way people don't start to associate data with transactions on a separate layer which could lead to the same problem.
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  847.  @Yahooligan72  you don't know, but anything that requires force is referred to as "work." He's saying, go get that mf.
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  848. The code had several functions and external dependencies that could change resulting in unintended changes to the output of the function. This is what is referred to as "tightly coupled code." He uses dependency injection to resolve this issue but I don't recommend using the DI pattern especially for external dependencies. It's usually better to wrap external dependencies than to pass them in.
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  849.  @oz_jones  anything you didn't encrypt yourself is obtainable by the alphabet. No VPN is going to fix that. This isn't for anon stuff this is mostly for ban and firewall evasion
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  850. Ed, the precedent has been set around data collection when Google went to court about the always on Google Home. Google successfully argued that "listening" is an active process where "hearing" is a passive process. They claim they are not actively "listening" theyre just "hearing" and reacting to what they hear. Similarly Im certain that Microsoft is following the same precedent that theyre not "collecting" data from you. Theyre just collecting meta data which isnt yours at all since you didnt create it. Pretty scummy.
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  851.  @zerowitches  sorry brother but when you have a gun pointed at you, your listening skills become impeccable. This guy didn't want to listen. No rational person would have put their hands anywhere near that gun regardless of the commands. There's nothing in "get on your knees" and "keep your hands on the hood" that concludes "put your hands in your pockets where the gun is"
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  852. who gives af if he says dude. the point gets across
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  853.  @bocimino463  I dont even care if it's woke as long as they're not suppressing others
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  854. A little medical advice for ya'll, don't do CPR until you have sealed both entry and exit holes or you're just pumping more blood out of the persons body. Apply chest seals quickly and then administer CPR if need be.
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  855. The three common types of pistols are revolvers, hammer fired, and striker fired. Revolvers are as Joe stated. Hammer fired have hammers that need to be cocked by either racking the slide or pulling it back with your thumb. Striker fire cocks itself when you rack the slide and do not have external hammers.
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  856. "American centric" my God dude grow up. His comments have nothing to do with America. He only said that Unicode sucks which it does. The standard is bloated and causes issues in software all the time. You should make a better international standard.
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  857.  @toddlawrence6872  Ukraine seems eager to fight a war of attrition. They keep spreading their forces out and not fighting asymmetrically to exploit their tech advantage. The West has taken Ukraine seriously enough after sending hundreds of billions of dollars. I'm done with it. They're on their own.
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  858. You can probably install them in the software store anyway lol
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  859. ​ @arithefirst_  I'm interested why what you like about X11 over Wayland specifically. That's legitimately the first time I've heard that outside of a kiosk or business setting where legacy options are required.
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  860.  @arithefirst_  I think that's fair. If you're aware and okay with the drawbacks of X11 then there's nothing wrong with using it especially if it's meeting all of your needs.
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  861. Git flow is terrible anyway. Don't use git flow
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  862. ​ @AngelCaekes  nice racist comment. You state that the contents of the book and theory are harmful because it is discriminatory yet you preach rasism. You are an unconvincing hypocrite rasist. I don't even believe in Q Anon or any of that other stuff but to outright state that there aren't groups of people, whoever that may be, trying to control the world's population through the weaponization of social justice and empathy is ridiculous. There are people who openly state their agenda. Follow the money from these mega cooperations, index funds, etc and you'll find that there is a massive amount of coordination going on behind the scenes. And stop being a racist. It's distasteful.
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  863. 41:30 switching to a split keyboard and im at 60 wpm. Feels unbearably slow. It absolutely is a bottleneck. I stop, think, solution, then make changes. Those are often synchronous tasks. Once I start changing code I've already decidied what needs to change.
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  864.  @geohotarchive  I'm guessing Tesla is the fastest charging? Low maintenance is definitely the biggest advantage in my book.
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  865. Does this guy not know what neo liberals are?
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  866.  @butmunchass  neither are optimal
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  867. How many keystrokes to add sudo in front of a command using the arrow keys vs !!?
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  868. I think milestones can be used to progress and outcomes at a regular interval and can if implemented properly be used to hold people accountable.
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  869. Bet the cop shit bricks when he found out he wasn't breaking into cars. But this department is a good ole boys club made obvious by the way they defended this egregious illegal use of force. After smashing the guys skull into the concrete both officers tell him to "shut the fuck up" and to "stop fucking whining." What disgusting pigs. We must hold the bad ones accountable if we ever have a chance to support the good ones. I hope that cop gets jail time. That was disgusting to watch.
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  870.  @jvanek8512  agreed
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  871.  @boozecruiser  never said anything remotely like that. That's your conclusion not mine.
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  872. @guyanomaly  it's not interfering any more than any other ad. If you get an ad for a new brand of liquor are they interfering with your ability to make sound rational decisions? What if they give you a discount off your first purchase?
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  873. Went through my local airport and forgot my 3.5 inch folding knife in my bag. Got all the way through security and to my destination before realizing. This is a brand new airport with the newest X-ray scanners. The TSA is not effective. I have a theory to why it wasn't flagged specifically that it was not a pointed knife and it was touching other metal items that probably changed the shape seen on the X-ray.
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  874.  @matthias6933  yes that is true the client can support it but then only sender-recievers using the same client get the benefit of encryption.
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  875.  @dienand_  right, it's a client side effort where what I'm saying is it should be a part of the protocol. You can send anything in an email including encrypted content but that doesn't mean email is encrypted.
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  876. Carry mace, carry a firearm. He's lucky the dude just wanted to make him go away.
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  877. ​ @2m7b5  it's in the best interest of companies to provide a more attractive product than their competitors at a better price. This is true unless there is a monopoly or backroom collusion against the consumer which can only happen in a consolidated market. Price fixing is not capitalism and is an anti competitive and already illegal practice. There is no lack of regulation here.
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  878.  @dunk7073  the healthcare system? You mean the most heavily regulated industry in the United States? It's total garbage. Still better than the NHS or any other nationalized health service.
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  879.  @bigdawg3683  the perfect market is an economic term that refers to a state where the businesses within a market are indistinguishable from one another. The result is sellers sell their goods at or near cost because increasing prices any higher would result in the competition offering the same product as a lesser price. It is also the state where the consumer has the most choice and freedom since if one company does wrong by them they can easily find another. Perfect markets do exist. The food industry is the traditional example but most of the market is near perfect. Markets ebb and flow between monopolies and perfect market state through innovation. The idea is that monopolies don't exist for long periods in a truly free market because they by their nature rely on monopolistic pricing to sustain themselves. Once sufficient competition matches their product they lose their monopoly status because the consumers have choice. I recommend reading Thomas Sowells Basic Economics book or watching videos that cover the topics within it. There's so much more to it that what I've laid out but I only have so much time.
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  880. Theo, I've noticed a pattern in your videos. You attack people personally for asking genuine technical questions or when they ask for clarification. Its super toxic. Learn to separate yourself from the product and the outcome. Give people the benefit of the doubt.
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  881. The right call imo is to restrict the large PaaS companies who participate in this unethical behavior while allowing an apache like license for small companies and FOSS. Were seeing all the shady shit Amazon is able to get away with politically and in the FOSS community and it's about the the open source community showed them the door and wave with their middle finger.
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  882. 100% guaranteed that any node running in any NATO state was been compromised by the NSA by some secret surveillance warrant under the patriot act.
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  883. The guy who did this took the profit and went down the line buying other people's real guns.
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  884. It certainly is an election year
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  885. ​ @jordanslaughter8695  the FBI puts out stats every year. It's not antiqued. Lefties will always say it's the system that's broken and not the people who brag about regularly killing people in the streets. Quite an insane amount of cognitive dissonance. One of those instances where they convince themselves of something that isn't true because the implications would upheave their world view.
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  886.  @_vsnwprintf_s_l  Again, please read the entire comment. I said in sprit. Constitutionally the first amendment only protects individuals from governments but freedom of speech is a spirit not just an an amendment.
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  887. As soon as we get native gaming on Linux on par to Windows then a significant portion of people will migrate. Of the people who are willing to install an OS different than the one shipped with their computer gaming is in my experience the #1 reason why people aren't willing to switch.
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  888. @ is that what anyone here has said or did you make that up to sound smart?
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  889. ​ @watata1t dude you peer reviewed idiots drive me nuts. None of your news is peer reviews yet you consume it without question. Open up your mind and stop consuming only approved media. You don't even have to believe it just gets exposed to things outside your echo chamber
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  890. ​ @genstian is that a chicken an egg problem? Maybe Linux is more prevalent on servers BECAUSE the desktop experience isn't worked on.
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  891.  @Schmogel92  If I had to guess it would be a combination of flakes becoming mainstream, the recent enterprise adoption/investment, and the massive effort in documentation the Nix team has put in recently. It solves the problem between VMs and Docker that many enterprises have. It just so happens to be an awesome way to declare a desktop environment as well. Declarative ephemeral linux is the most elegant way to reproduce an environment declaratively without relying on images or containers which both rely on a hypervisor. It would be interesting to see if Nix could be combined with something like LCX to enable some crazy possibilities.
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  892. "Freaking" apple procucts! Steve jobs would be proud. It's disgusting Apple has become such a terrible company.
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  893.  @Carbon_One  no way would that hold up against a grand jury. Almost always the fleeing felon has to be armed for Tennessee v Garner defense to be valid. It's very rare that an unarmed fleeing felon is deemed a threat to the public unless they have already done something to threaten someone's life like ram people in a car or shoot into an occupied building or something along those lines.
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  894. Yes please tax wall street. Disincentivizing investment is a great way to create new companies and jobs. Congratulations you played yourself.
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  895. Stress is one hell of a thing. Even perfect high repetition training doesn't play out in practice every time.
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  896.  @DarranKern  not a scam, a racket. It allowed companies to spend their money to get regulators off their back without having to do any additional work themselves. These companies that took the money had little to no reason to actually follow through and their impacts were almost universally unmeasurable. It was a way to launder money from one group to another. Not the first time this has happened in the name of environmentalism. Remember the whole solar crazy started by Obama who gave many millions of dollars in incentives for companies to install solar onto peoples houses? Turns out that did almost nothing to reduce CO2 and resulted in even more CO2 being released since the demand for solar panels went way up (solar panels are notoriously high carbon products only offsetting after about 10+ years of operation.) Many of these companies were owned by friends of very wealthy politicians and most don't exist today once the credits ended.
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  897. Cop: "Don't fucking move!" Him: "ohh I won't..."
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  898. ​ @411DL the contributors you're referring to are constituting to the banning of many other contributors and the silencing of others. It matters little how valuable their contributions are if in the long term they will alienate many other equally valuable contributors.
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  899. ​​​ @no_name4796  hot take: using iseven is better than writing it yourself. Are you prepared to write and test all of the edge cases for iseven? What if iseven is passed null, undefined, "0", " asdf", NaN, [0], etc. Its better to use the dependency and pin it to a specific version and dont touch it unless you absolutely have to.
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  900. Was that all weed? Are we really throwing someone in a box for 10 years for having weed while carrying a constitutionally protected firearm? It wasn't even that much. I also know people who weigh the stuff they buy to make sure they're not getting ripped off. They have no other evidence to suggest distribution other than the scale which is shaky at best.
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  901.  @IIIIII-ke3lo  the hard part is finding people who aren't glowies, aren't fully retarded, and aren't going to run/snitch once paid. The most successful red teams are completely anonymous and they don't know their counterparts. It's all trustless. Everything is done through anonymized means. At the end of the day, it's just software development with extra opsec.
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  902. Awesome content yet again! Thanks for the hat.
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  903.  @eventusvantos2770  Sadly Samsung watches do not support apps on the app store. They have their own store which is very limited and controlled heavily by samsung which in my opinion lacked useful apps like maps and others.
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  904. ​ @fennecbesixdouze1794  initial reactions are human.
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  905. ​ @calleha01 wish vim had a feature similar to tramp. Closest we got is netrw but it is by no means a fully featured remote editing experience. Frustrating I can't use my environment without spinning up my dotfiles on the remote machine when using vim.
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  906. @calleha01  I have a heavily modified config but I'm also very proficient in a vanilla vim setup. Vanilla vim is not a sufficient enough daily editor imo. It's fine for quick edits on the server but anything more than that it falls short.
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  907. When you have people calling rxjs easy, you know you've done right.
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  908. Keffals is a disgusting nasty terrible person who thrives off of taking advantage of the big tech platforms. He frequently talks about "ratioing" people on Twitter like it's some big accomplishment. I wish more people would talk about this since he's attacking other smaller creators that don't have the ability to fight back.
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  909. ​ @s0g steamos is basically running chromium in kiosk mode on top of arch.
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  910. When my tax money goes to funding the FBI who wants me dead and global war you bet I avoid taxes whenever possible.
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  911. ​​​​ @donkey7921  Valve does not use a kernel level anti cheat and has one of the most effective anti cheats by implementing a reputation system and AI cheat detection. It has been more successful in removing cheaters from the general player pool than any other anti cheat. Even if you have an anti cheat at the kernel level I can virtualize a cheat and hook the operating system itself from outside the kernel. And even if you can detect that (which isn't possible currently) cheat devs can write custom hardware firmware that is completely undetectable without having physical access to the device. Some cheaters have even been able to reverse and reimplement the anti cheat API completely neutering it. The only unbypassable anti cheat is server anti cheat.
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  912. If the glass shatters then maybe. Usually it will be a tech malfunction meaning you can shoot through the optic port using the iron sights.
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  913. Let me give you a little insider secret; most engineers don't give a f about the systems they work on and do as little effort as possible to get paid. That's why most engineers are seet to work with.
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  914. I pay for premium while using ad blockers and never had an issue. Its definitely something google is doing intentionally.
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  915. Superb content!
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  916. The people who thought lockdowns would work when the entire world relys on global supply chain infrastructure to sustain itself are idiots and should have no say in any policy making. And as far as the vaccine goes, Israel the most vaccinated country in the world is on their third round of vaccines and are still overwhelmed by covid cases. The vaccine doesn't stop the spread of covid it only lessens the harshness of the symptoms. I'm also sick of people who rely on near meaningly terms like "pandemic" or "healthcare system" as if speaking to some ambiguous entity. Most of the time they are referring to symptoms or specific outcomes but refuse to actually addresses anything specific in any meaningful way. If anything this past two years has proven that it is those who know little and think they know a lot that are the problem especially when they are in positions of power. At the very least those who are capable of humility won't try to impose their will upon you by force. The same can't be said about the pro mandate crowd.
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  917. ​ @meditate1207  you may consider books that describe how to make weapons too dangerous but are absolutely necessary in the case that a state becomes too authoritarian. Just understand once the knowledge is gone it's almost impossible to get back. Not to mention that banning knowledge is nearly impossible without a total totalitarian dystopian state like that of China or North Korea.
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  918. don't explain yourself to a screaming crowd. It only agitates them.
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  919. Federal procecutors have a 98 percent guilty verdict rate and they know it. The federal court system is corrupt.
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  920. I personally don't think it's beyond the IDF to strike aid workers in an attempt to dissuade other aid workers from operating in the area. With the sigint that mossad has they would have certainly known the identifies of the occupants of the vehicle if they cared to check. Unless the claim is they were so negligent that they didn't cross reference any intelligence before dropping 3 hellfires onto unarmored civilian style vehicles. It does seem like Israel is not fond of aid workers especially with how they don't want to partially open the northern border entrance to aid workers. I digress, Israel has done stuff like this before and will continue to do it in the future. They don't care because it's not jews that died.
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  921. I'm sorry you live in a state and city where you aren't allowed to defend yourself properly. You should try to arm yourself. People like this are a serious threat. Look at the Bjork stalker. Also make sure you contact the police even if nothing illegal happens. They need to have a paper trail in case this situation continues.
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  922.  @daxmiller35  Endure you specify legally owned firearms, there's plenty of bad guys illegally owning firearms.
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  923. ​ @oro6768 more specifically it's chromium and electron that doesn't support it.
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  924. What you're referring to as Brain is actually GNU/Brian
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  925. ​ @kamikamieu that's the same argument as "it just works on windows." Doesn't mean it's a superior implementation. Flatpack has seriously drawbacks.
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  926. "we dont want to support a user feature because supporting that feature would be hard." Ive never heard a worse copout excuse for not supporting a feature. If adding new features causes complexity then your architecture is poor.
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  927. ​​ @fish3977  literally no. Foss isn't a tool for communists or otherwise to push their bs. Just share software because you think it may help others. Thats it.
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  928.  @cameronbosch1213  there is nothing political about sharing software. People from all sides of the political spectrum support free and open source software.
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  929.  @fish3977  what I mean is that the politics if any were scoped and limited to the software itself not any other specific political ideology. All different types of political groups supported Foss. That fact isn't an excuse to purge an entire class of people from participating in the free software space.
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  930.  @fish3977  I'm not your bro guy
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  931.  @mgord9518  I can respect that take. I don't think KDEs approach is much better. KDE arguably did the same thing making their own config. I don't find the hyprland config offensive. It's actually really simple compared to the xcursor implementation. But that's just a difference in opinion. I'm not super familiar with the KDE implement and I've only used hyprcursor enough to get my system cursor themed so I don't claim to be an authority on the matter.
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  932. ​ @lamspam  he has talked about it in more detail at other times. He specifically mentioned that rebase should not be used for shared branches. He's talking specifically about which strategy you pull new upstream changes into your personal branch. Merge is terrible for this use case because it inserts commits in chronological order using algorithms to resolve conflicts instead of treating the git history as a series of changes on top of a base state. Ideally all the changes from a single feature branch would be on top and all unrelated commits below. Also, cleaning git history by rebasing to allow for renaming and squashing commits becomes incredibly tedious once a merge has happened because every commit after the merge commit will almost always have a conflict.
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  933. He 100% thought that if he colluded with the current administration that he would avoid monopoly and data privacy lawsuits from federal agencies and legislation. Now that it looks like the current administration might not be the next administration he's flipping the script.
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  934. ​ @GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket  You really shouldn't use Firefox anymore. They have enabled by default telemetry. Mozilla has pivoted to being an advertising company and collects data similar to what Google does to chrome. They have no more incentive to keep Firefox private and high quality. Open source forks offer more privacy sure but theyre still built off of software by people who said that anyone who thinks the vid shot is potentially dangerous should be censored online.
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  935.  @genericname1235  gotcha so it's a different way of associating decoy transactions that doesn't bloat the block size.
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  936.  @pewds337  I agree with you and you're not likely a beginner which is who that's targeted to.
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  937. All of the departments you listed at the end after the mandatory spending, military, etc are the exact departments that the federal government has no business creating. They almost all fall outside the framework of the constitution and serve little purpose outside of attempting to centeralize and steal power away from the states that they otherwise have no right to. This is fundamentally how America works.
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  938. @XandateOfHeaven  how much we spend is irrelevant if they should not exist at all. That's almost a trillion dollars wasted on departments that should not exist.
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  939. Git rebase locally, fast forward merge upstream. Unfortunately some git services (GitHub) do not support fast forward merging natively.
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  940.  @CRASHjester  Brand awareness!
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  941. @nerd666 they're not doing layer 7. This is definitely layer 4 overwhelming the server. We know this because it was possibly affecting the QoS of other sites on the same shared network.
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  942. What do you mean by "dangerous?"
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  943.  @Nemesistyx  profiling is absolutely allowed. It's still taught as an investigative tool. Even more, someone matching a description that someone else gave is not profiling. Profiling is matching someone against a set of likely behaviors due to their characteristics like race, class, the way they dress, etc. Profiling on it's own does not constitute reasonable suspicion for detainment. What he did was gain enough reasonable suspicion due to a description to further an investigation. That is textbook. Reasonable suspicion can be used to temporarily detain for further investigation. If the subject decides to act a fool during that process the officer can act accordingly.
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  944. Its not just our government. The entire liberal international order and the instructions behind it, UN, WHO, NATO, the world banks, etc. are to blame for the corruption. They are using their international influence to take advantage of the US and suppresss nationalism around the world.
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  945. The "left" has never been about individual rights. They've always been about collective rights. If they believe taking your rights away is in the best interest of the collective or that by doing so aligns or protects the ideals of the collective group then they will do so. I.e. banning someone for not embracing trans ideology being enough wrong think to be depersoned to the extent they can do so.
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  946. Seemed like sympathetic fire not some malicious action
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  947. Through the white truck towards the suspect. Not sure where the round landed after that.
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  948. @VaDR3D what is your god forsaken profile pic? Plz tell me it's a gorza and not a murdered AK.
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  949. ​ @blender_wiki wdym?
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  950. A refreshed look and feel would be great 😃
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  951.  @Nekotik  I'd argue that your city/town are more real than anything on the Internet ever could be. Sorry if that is off topic. It is a very important concept since it is the second pillar of our society. Family, community, god or religion.
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  952.  @nikkiofthevalley  all societies are based off of some religious values even if you don't recognize it or practice. Individualism was originally a Christian concept. Also, I'm not Christian and can still see this.
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  953. ​ @zweitekonto9654 he's a super big narcissist. Watch enough of his videos and see how he treats other people. It's pretty disgusting.
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  954. Yeah. They aren't going to be used on the front lines. They're more of a liability in that context. They're going to be stationed in already controlled areas to provide logistical support and take non combat loads off the battle ready military units so they can focus on fighting.
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