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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
By using pre-shared keys instead of public key encryption. I'm not suggesting that is a practical solution for day-to-day use; I am saying this is how LE will be evaded, if this law should come to pass. So in effect, only criminals wil
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
I agree with the abstraction point. But if your tag says “green”, it should deliver green not a different color.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
It is possible to discuss unfavorable facts without assigning blame, as I am doing here. You may want to try it yourself sometime if you have not already. My only point is the actual retail price one had to pay was nothing close to retail p
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Yes of course. But not red.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Nope. Green should give you green.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
I specifically did not blame RPI.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Guess they didn’t make a Mint.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
> while keeping their retail price the same Guess you didn’t actually try to buy a Pi 4 in the past two years. Unless you spent the time to set a bot camping on Adafruit, Sparkfun et.al, you paid around $200 to an arbitrager on Amazon or
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
> Workers KV is our globally distributed key-value store. IOW our single point of failure failed
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
“Mei, I need you to come to where I am” <cue dystopian Ai-invites you over ending>
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Check for homeschooling groups in your area. Meet and talk to parents, you’ll find out all about it including resource centers for when your child needs to learn topics where you are weak. We’ve been homeschooling for 7 years. Our child’s s
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Thanks. I suppose that will prolong the shelf life of the 4.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Can someone explain the hubbub here? My read of the specs seems to match the specs of the Pi 4, HEVC decoding but no encoding.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Can’t speak for GP but I want a $20 device with a wired Ethernet port. I’m using pis where they need to reliably communicate in real time.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
The passenger who wouldn’t sit was on my flight home to LA. The flight attendant asked him to sit or we would miss our pushback deadline. He took his sweet time and finally sat. After like two minutes he’s getting this attitude like why are
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Does it accurately reproduce what happens when a passenger refuses to sit down before the scheduled pushback at JFK on a Friday at 5:30PM?
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Elitism is a disease we should not cater to in any circumstance.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Again with the goalpost moving here. We're talking about people, not Monkeys. Unless you mean to express that you decide who has valuable speech based on who they are. There are numerous traps along that path. If those so-called "
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Moving the goalposts similarly weakens rather than strengthens your argument. The truth is rarely revealed via order. It comes into view via messy adversarial processes. Censorship serves only to interfere in that process.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Perfect example of misinformation, citing Brandolini’s Law, which basically amounts to proof via hand wave, And The Firehose of Falsehood which relies on correlation as it’s proof, is reinforced not weakened by censorship. Only propagandist
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Not at all. Someone says something that appears controversial, let others refute it. Controversial is often knee-jerk (or to the benefit of certain ‘stakeholders’) interpreted to be “misinformation” but that is not always the case. People s
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
The solution to poor quality information is more speech, not censorship of what a private party deems "incorrect".
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
captcha loop
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
It will be deprecated some day.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Meh. Why am I going to sign up for a service that is surely to be canceled on a Google Whim™?
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
I got a 43” 4K TV that can do 60hz with reasonable signal input latency. You can check the specs of many TVs on rtings.com. Just over $200 at Costco these days. I personally like to use Divvy to chop my screen into sections but mostly I do
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
> What really killed 68k was the thing no one here is qualified to talk about: Motorola simply fell off the cutting edge as a semiconductor manufacturer. Great answer but the root cause is Motorola failed to find enough customers to driv
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
It’s a field that considers the thermal radiation of the sun to be a constant. Additionally, variations in the Earth’s magnetosphere and the Sun’s heliosphere can cause big variations in how much thermal radiation is received by Earth. Thin
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Different hammers on an old typewriter made different sounds likely due to differences in mass and the angle of approach.
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by CodeWriter23 3y ago
Salaried employees are typically expected to work 5 days a week, hours not tracked. But tracking attendance and the designated work venue seems very fair to me.

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