night862

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by night862 5mo ago
Well, in order to go up, first it must go down…
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by night862 9mo ago
I disagree. In my opinion, this is a merely bad title. Regardless, don't you agree that it should be changed?
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by night862 11mo ago
If you have time, can you link reporting?
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by night862 11mo ago
Dude you're directly conflating criticizing the government with arson.
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by night862 11mo ago
Well, they don't. They definitely need to follow the law when they get it from the Telco, but Cops can use their CSS/IMSI catcher all they want, theres almost no way to tell. But they can not then go to court and say "Yeah—we
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by night862 11mo ago
Definitely swing by and let 'em know. They've been in the ASCII (and maybe ANSI) scene for quite a time
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by night862 2y ago
Are you saying that the only check possible is looking at it while its in your hand?
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by night862 2y ago
Almost all of the catacombs is closed. The tourism portion is like a few hundred feet. I have a couple of interesting links for you from UNDERGROUND KONTROL Here's a guided tour of the closed portion by a knowledgable enthusiast: htt
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by night862 2y ago
Yes, a LOT of people. There is a lot of this in EvE Online and it's a valid and welcome play style. Unfortunately, everybody will tell you its opsec if you ask for details. If you want more information about EvE Online's extremely
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by night862 2y ago
In principle, but they probably contracted this out decades ago. Theres a lot of licensing requirements and regulations surrounding dairy. This is actually the real source and meaning of the classic track by Captain Beefheart & the Magi
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by night862 2y ago
I agree. Especially that last bit. I've thought about this quite a bit since I responded to a commenter who was somewhat was amazed at an ARM supercomputer quite a while ago about this subject. I decided to comment about this a lot mor
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by night862 2y ago
Well none of them are selling a security product. There is basically no security focused pc hardware, aside from maybe raptor systems which isn’t really the same ilk. Off the top of my head, a lot of these devices and hardware were scam tra
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by night862 2y ago
It's probably not for advertising.
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by night862 2y ago
This is an email and contact harvesting scheme.
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by night862 2y ago
I agree, this seems an extremely emotional issue. There’s a lot to care about wrt Taiwan, I will say.
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by night862 2y ago
Cya and everything looks like a nail syndrome from my position. There’s no downside for cops to do this, they get free publicity and these are federal programs to lean on. Apparently there’s little oversight accountability or basic constrai
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by night862 2y ago
None of that was New Deal and the ssi pensions were funded, all this happened well before the move to fiat. you're hand waving over two world wars, the discovery of nuclear weapons, microwaves, and transistors the invention of automobi
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by night862 2y ago
It almost did, too. The New Deal answered the question of labor unions and every day folk. The alternative was not and would not be pretty.
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by night862 2y ago
No please don’t spam the repo with ai trash aliases!!! The correct and idiomatic way to implement this is to redirect the insane ai guessing to a local proxy which can perform the required search and replace, if that truly is all you need (
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by night862 2y ago
If and when you try to derive logic from the statistical model that is an LLM, you will face the same problem that Bertrand Russel did. Good luck.
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by night862 2y ago
About releases: They typically refer to the OS version or base in these rolling distros such as Fedora. Rolling releases aren't all like Sid. In Fedora, there is a base OS version with a sort of configuration, specif directory structur
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by night862 2y ago
Well, it isn’t great. Computers are logic, and LLM tools are not really able to derive logic from language. Is there is enough logic q&a yeah they manage to produce something like what people talk about. My experience with this has been
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by night862 2y ago
It’s a newer development, GPS proper doesn’t support signing. Galileo is a different satellite.
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by night862 2y ago
Not at all, no petty theft is deterred by the criminal thinking, “oh no, what if it’s locked!” They aren’t making a wage at all. They are doing something else.
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by night862 2y ago
The point is that the cost of stolen goods is zero or near zero in this case. The profit margin approaches infinity.
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by night862 2y ago
It just isn’t very absurd to worry that the question mark brand of load bearing fasteners are properly rated. I avoid the issue by not buying them, a lesson learned from my experience working in the QA field. I wouldn’t expect a teenager to
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by night862 2y ago
You can send them to YouTube user “Dr VHS Rip” if you wish. He digitizes all manner of vhs. All manner except porn I think.
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by night862 2y ago
I would nit-pick about your cantilever worktable failing because of a crappy fastener, killing your cat. Child even?
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by night862 2y ago
The point is, it doesn't matter. They're selling a Locked iPhone instead of an Un-Locked iPhone. Is the Locked Phone devalued because it is locked to AT&T or is the Unlocked phone at a premium because it is not?
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by night862 2y ago
I definitely think this is a valid question. ICE engines and every type of motor have a Power Curve. Many things go into the power curve including the construction, configuration, fuel and general type of motor. The power curve graphs engin

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