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RobertMiller
4y ago
The text you quoted does not seem to convey any displeasure at the law. Think what you like. > This added step is informed by Why so passive? Why not "required by" ? > We’ve built our age-verification process in keepi
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RobertMiller
4y ago
They aren't required to disclose any DMCA removals, but choose to anyway, citing the law by name. Pointing out that a law is requiring them to do something is the least anybody can do if they object to that law's requirements.
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4y ago
If they want us to believe they're displeased at this requirement, why don't they say so? Google has certainly complained and protested about other laws before. > In response to multiple complaints we received under the US Di
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RobertMiller
4y ago
The "Five Eyes" anglosphere establishment uses Australia as a testbed for authoritarian measures that may later be implemented in the others.
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RobertMiller
4y ago
A simple "the law requires us to" somewhere in that quote would have gone a long way to convey displeasure at their arm being twisted. But nothing in that quote suggests any arm twisting, and why should google of all corporations
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RobertMiller
4y ago
If I've learned anything from countless gun control debates online, it's that laughing at your opposition for misusing technical terminology is the best way to win a debate.
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RobertMiller
4y ago
Serbs are still mad NATO interrupted their genocide?
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4y ago
No of course not, animals are soulless automatons without any relatable emotion or reason that humans could ever perceive let alone understand. Anybody who thinks otherwise is just deluded by anthropomorphization and overzealous pattern m
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RobertMiller
4y ago
You can execute zsh scripts from a fish command line, or any other. Where is the problem?
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RobertMiller
4y ago
There are several feature comparison tables for numerous shells here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_command_shells
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RobertMiller
4y ago
I think POSIX compliance of interactive shells is completely irrelevant. POSIX shells are relevant when you're writing scripts that will be distributed, but there's no reason that needs to be done with the same shell you use inte
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4y ago
If a game isn't relevant enough to port to new hardware, is it really relevant enough to benchmark with?
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RobertMiller
5y ago
Agreed, it's very unbecoming.
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RobertMiller
5y ago
I wonder if somewhere out there on the web there's an architect forum where architects are whining about wheelchair ramps like the webdevs in these discussions always seem to.
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RobertMiller
5y ago
freedns.afraid.org is another popular one.
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RobertMiller
5y ago
For the few years in college I was living off campus, I never paid for internet at all. Cracking WEP was that easy.
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RobertMiller
5y ago
I used to have a hard time remembering apropos because I assumed 'apropos' was some sort of unixy mincing of another word or abbreviation or something, and I couldn't figure out what it meant. You know, like 'mkdir
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RobertMiller
5y ago
Imagine trying to sell this premise to somebody 50 years ago. > It's a toaster, just like the one you already have on your counter, except it won't work unless you give the manufacturer a copy of your rolodex. People then wou
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5y ago
> It can't be turned on remotely unless I press a button on the oven itself, and even then it'll only allow it once. That it's possible at all suggests that the oven is only one bad firmware update away from turning itse
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RobertMiller
5y ago
Which kind? 'Hypersonic' is a speed regime, not a technology in itself. Hypersonic cruise missiles are not in the purview of ballistic missile defense, unless they have a ballistic stage, in which case they might be. Hypersonic
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RobertMiller
5y ago
It's worse than this. While money does not flow from Mozilla Foundation to Mozilla Corporation, the opposite is not true. A lot of the money that Mozilla Corporation manages to make is not spent on Firefox development, but is inste
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RobertMiller
5y ago
That's not how things work, at all . Ballistic missile defense is meant to reduce the number of nuclear warheads that make it through, not eliminate the threat entirely. Extant ballistic missile defense doesn't even come close
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RobertMiller
5y ago
Might want to take "OODA Loop" out of the title since the article has nothing to do with OODA Loops, which in this context apparently is just the name of the website (rather than this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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RobertMiller
5y ago
It's not redrawing/resizing with a GUI that's the matter, it's the whole of it . TUIs are easy to create without much investment in learning a whole GUI system.
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RobertMiller
5y ago
> But then creating TUIs now require as much complexity as creating single window GUIs (requiring handling events outside the program) No way dude. All you need to do is catch SIGWINCH and then ioctl/TIOCGWINSZ to get the new siz
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RobertMiller
5y ago
yt-dlp supports this sort of thing too.. > Multi-threaded fragment downloads: Download multiple fragments of m3u8/mpd videos in parallel. Use --concurrent-fragments (-N) option to set the number of threads used Not all sites are
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Extant American ballistic missile defenses don't seem sufficient to repel a committed ICBM/SLBM attack from Russia, or even China. THAAD and Patriot can only protect a relatively small area around each installation, not even remo
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5y ago
If we're not dead already, how bad could they be?
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> wasn't there one of those DARPA contests to see if a guy in the garage could produce a cruise missile? IIRC it got quite scary and was cancelled or something. This sounds similar to the Nth Country Experiment , conducted by the
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> They haven't used them because they are -- for all intents and purposes -- useless. To your point, some numbers from wikipedia: The LD50 of sarin is 39 micrograms per kilogram, so 0.0039 grams to kill a 100kg man half the time
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