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by ipython 1y ago
You’re welcome!
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Belittling them is the only approach that will work. They have such a thin skin and fragile egos that making logical arguments, following procedure, or addressing this via well established "norms" just results in them getting thei
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Don't worry, you have undoubtedly violated several statutes today alone. When there is no due process for your "enemies", there is no due process for anyone.
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There are plenty of examples of abuse of power. This is clearly just yet another one of them. DEI is in full display with this administration, except for them DEI stands for division with egregious ignorance. Even if it was a mistake, good
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by ipython 1y ago
So let me get this straight, you think that this attorney is personally part of a conspiracy of lawyers to… “attack” him?
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Love this article. Brings back memories of such a simpler time spending way too much time doing exactly this with IDA pro and Bochs (my favorite tool at the time for these sorts of projects). Bochs plus custom plugins equaled some amazing c
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It’s more that it absolves them from having to hold a vote to continue the “emergency”. I believe the emergency act requires congress to vote to continue the emergency after a certain number of days. But the republicans know that would be e
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Nope. The rider to the “clean cr” took care of that contingency. https://www.congress.gov/119/bills/hres211/BILLS-119hres211r... - see page 4
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Don’t worry congress up and abdicated their responsibility to provide oversight on this “war”. https://www.congress.gov/119/bills/hres211/BILLS-119hres211r... - page 4 In other words, they are so afraid to pu
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I'm sure nobody would think of targeting the national security apparatus of the USG with such an exploit to gain access to... I dunno, their Signal messages?
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I think there’s a temporal aspect to this. Postel’s law was the right idea at the right time . It allows for wide experimentation in the early growth curve while at the same time exploding the realistic user base (because these implementat
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Investor and heavy user of Google Workspace (several small paid domains). I find the Google Gemini capabilities for note taking and summarization of Meets to be excellent, and a huge timesaver for my teams. NotebookLM almost feels magic. In
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I guess I don't understand the point of your argument, if even the administration admits that this conversation was genuine? Please avoid the ad hominem attacks.
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I mean I lived through it too. So did many others on this site. And my most memorable image is of Colin Powell giving his speech about "yellow cake" to the UN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhWlPo3qxak . I don&#x
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Did you read TFA? Operational details were shared on the chat but the journalist, out of concern for exactly what you describe, redacted those details from his report .
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https://archive.ph/u1H02
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Don’t worry - this massive fuckup will surely spark numerous congressional investigations, resignations, and trigger serious reflection by the administration on their security protocols so they will comply with the necessary recordkeeping l
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The person I was in 2002 is vastly different than who I am now (PS- I am not Jeff Goldberg). I would assume the same would apply to you as well.
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Honestly, I think a lot have just given up at this point.
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The trouble with this I think can be covered by two key issues: 1. I did a Control-F "exponential" and found no hits in TFA. I know I struggled trying to come to grips mentally with the real world impacts of an exponential growth
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Showdown at the Institute of Peace(nytimes.com)
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What popular high performance memory safe system programming language existed in 2006? I get why nobody should use C for security sensitive code now, but in 2006 the options were very limited.
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Much more detail available in the linked blog post, written by the author: https://www.crisesnotes.com/can-the-trump-administration-arb...
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That has to be the most absurd thing I’ve read in a long time. They are trying to argue that adding three words (specifically, pronouns, because culture war) to your email will literally cause people to die? I’m upvoting just because that w
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https://archive.ph/96Dda
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True story dramatized in the movie “Spare Parts” (2015). Four students, three who were illegal immigrants, managed to beat MIT in the annual underwater robotics competition in 2004. One self-deported back to Mexico, expecting he could find
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La Vida Robot: HS illegal immigrants best MIT (2005)(wired.com)
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I think parent was thinking of events like … “he brought British textile technology to the United States, modifying it for American use. He memorized the textile factory machinery designs as an apprentice to a pioneer in the British industr
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Nothing to add here other than to say thank you for becoming a teacher. Our world needs more “community helpers” like you.
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I realize no set of facts will change your mind. The difference between the classified documents cases has been pointed out several times in this thread, yet you continue to point to that as some kind of evidence of equivalence. If you don&

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