ChristianBundy

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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Hey, welcome!
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
On what grounds could "he" sue?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Of course. This isn't controversial. If someone takes a bunch of hostages then we need people who can de-escalate and rescue them, but that isn't what most cops spend their time doing every day.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
How do you ensure that all of your AUR packages are up-to-date? The makepkg workflow makes installation easy but I didn't update my AUR packages very consistently until I used a helper.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Could you give an example?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> Data scientist fired for retweeting study showing non-violent protests are more effective This is a blatant misrepresentation. The tweet talked about "race riots" and Democrat election results. Many people would argue that th
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Nitpick: It depends on what "over one hundred billions" means. You could only give $1 to 1 billion people of you have $101 billion, but if you have $999 billion then you could give $998 to 1 billion people without violating the di
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> We can discuss the merits all day long but not the legitimacy of the government to decide who can and cannot stay. Why can't we discuss the legitimacy of the government?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I've seen people get offended by celebrities with insensitive takes, but I've never seen anyone on HN get cancelled because of a comment. The worst I've seen is "this is wrong and here's why" or "I don&#x2
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Interesting. Is it possible to tell which Diffie-Hellman primes are used on an HTTPS connection? Back in 2016 I noticed that OpenSSL was using the wrong primes ( https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/fb015c
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Are you linking to "a politically organized body of people under a single government" or "a race of people, large group of people with common ancestry and language"?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I agree that the assertion was at the beginning of the article, but I don't think the remainder of the article is predicated on this claim. In other words: I don't think the order of magnitude invalidates the rest of their argumen
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Thanks for this explanation! Off-topic: I see a few links in your HN profile, is that the best place to keep up with the projects you're working on?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Yeah, protobuf requires that both parties agree on a schema whereas CBOR is self-describing like XML or JSON.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> Any others? Would BIPF fall into this category? It's a serialization format for JSON: https://github.com/dominictarr/bipf
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Why are you a nationalist?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
"It's a prank!"
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> the message it would send to current and future customers What exactly is that message? Maybe: "If you make your money by separating families, putting kids in cages, and deporting asylum-seekers to places where they're in dan
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> But to expect that a _federal agency_ will be denied service from a private entity, especially for essentially political reasons, is lunacy. It really isn't. Private institutions are under no obligation to collaborate with public
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I learned a new thing today, thanks for posting this!
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Again, I don't think that we should threaten each other with total annihilation, but if someone is threatening you and ignoring your requests that they stop threatening violence what other avenues do you have? Fight or flight. If g
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Yes, if you advocate for political positions that hurt people then the people hurt by your ideology are unlikely to be happy with you. > taken out of context This seems orthogonal to the problem you've described. Just because you&#x
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I think of it like nuclear weapons: it'd be great if they didn't exist at all, but if they do exist and are stockpiled by people who want to hurt us, then the only responsible action is to arm ourselves in self-defense. In other
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> anarchists > state Why would you think that anarchists are trying to start a state?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> The whole point is to allow language/harness agnostic tooling, but the only tool of note seems to be smoulder. Everything else seems to be trivial things like showing pass/fail with emoji tick/cross symbols, etc. Interes
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Today: Maybe subresource integrity? That would let you advertise the exact state of the webpage, but you'd need to save it somewhere for verification. Alternative: Isn't there some way to save an HTTPS request in a way that others
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> Meanwhile, yes, Matrix took years to add encryption, but it works much better than Signal, even with quite a few small bugs. I'm not sure which Matrix client you use, but clients like Riot don't even let you opt out of sendin
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> where the civilian is armed Nitpick: Cops are civilians too. Every time the cops show up, the community has to deal with an "armed civilian". > situations where the civilian is armed (which is not always known by dispatch
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
The fact that you're asking me a question like that illustrates that you haven't read anything that I've said. Community self-defense is absolutely necessary, and I'm not taking the position that acts like murder should
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Selective enforcement. If everything is illegal then you can enforce the laws however you like.

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