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by w0de 6y ago
"There are more Trump voters in California than Texas, more Biden voters in Texas than New York, more Trump voters in New York than Ohio, more Biden voters in Ohio than Massachusetts, more Trump voters in Massachusetts than Mississippi
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by w0de 6y ago
> How? Imagine the legislators didn't escape - that a majority of them were killed. Trump and his people use this as an excuse to illegally "send the vote back to the states." Kelli Ward suggested this while the mob was in
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by w0de 6y ago
A demagogue riled up the plebs and they stormed the senate. Would you call this a coup attempt in 60 BC, Rome?
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by w0de 6y ago
Ok - his 'argument' reflects, I believe, a delusion about the state of American politics. Specifically, he appears to believe that Joe Biden winning the previous election is a harbinger for a leftist totalitarian state in America.
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by w0de 6y ago
No, actually, "understanding" that Khameni is a "bad guy" requires accepting that received wisdom from nearly anyone in American politics or media. It is not a hard position to have; most Americans already have it withou
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by w0de 6y ago
Ah, Joe Biden, the jackboot of the totalitarian left. A career of middling corporate-friendly politics was brilliant cover.
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by w0de 6y ago
The folks at thedonald.win - who openly planned this insurrection on that website - give the the lie to your implication that twitter, facebook, or reddit have the power to prevent protest.
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by w0de 6y ago
This is delusional. I recommend you set a reminder to re-evaluate this statement in 5 years.
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by w0de 6y ago
My friend, if you believe that tepid action redeems the inveterate liar and his despicable record of action, then there is little you won't look past.
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by w0de 6y ago
Taxes. We tax the wealth. Aggressively, by raising rates, closing loopholes, and pressuring tax havens. > entitles the government to take over ownership Yes, successful or not, yes. Companies and their services exist within society, bene
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by w0de 6y ago
> I don't think there's ever been a Mac made for embedded use Actually... The trashcan, which often power mac virtualization farms: https://blog.greggant.com/posts/2019/05/07/the-definitive-m
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by w0de 6y ago
Correct - ZoomPresence.app.
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by w0de 6y ago
The iPads are generally paired with a mac mini - they don't run the zoom room, they are just the scheduler. (The iPads also emit a subsonic signal that allows other macs to autojoin the meeting.) Source: I run this setup for a startup.
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by w0de 6y ago
`softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer` is slightly more elegant!
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by w0de 6y ago
Apple has long echoed this line (part of the reason their purchasing of fleetsmith, not jamf, is surprising). A sampling of MDMs that large companies you've heard of use: - vmware workspace one - bare metal micromdm - simplemdm - fleet
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by w0de 6y ago
That’s simply not true, a marketing a line from jamf. There are several serious MDMs. Of big enterprises I know of just one that uses jamf, and they augment it with many, many questionable bash scripts.
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by w0de 6y ago
Journaling or therapy can be effective strategies. Both give you the outside perspective needed to spot patterns.
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by w0de 7y ago
> fu Zuck > we are scared In my opinion both completely reasonable reactions to Facebook attempting to set up a private currency.
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by w0de 7y ago
YANAL. It certainly could be illegal, depending on the law. For instance, it is illegal for American companies to pay bribes in foreign countries ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Corrupt_Practices_Act )
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by w0de 7y ago
I'm no expert. My universal qualifier is based on sci-fi fever dreams and ugly history. > There's also ethical questions around whether solving the problem is even something any human is entitled to do. No. I'm more intere
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by w0de 7y ago
It's an open problem. All the proposed solutions are an invitation to or an implementation of tyranny. There's also ethical questions around whether solving the problem is even something any human is entitled to do.
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by w0de 7y ago
My god. You've solved voting! We've been waiting so long. Call the New York Times!
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by w0de 7y ago
You're almost there. "Fixing" that problem - and you'll find many folks who don't want the federal government to have ID information for everyone - is not simple. In the meantime, multifarious ID laws will empower d
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by w0de 7y ago
You're missing the point about IDs being incredibly easy to obtain. They are not in the US. Additionally, there's a long history of using voting requirements to disenfranchise voters. I can't comment on the countries in the p
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by w0de 7y ago
My job is deploying and configuring Macbooks at reasonable scale (2000-5000). This article is nonsense.
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by w0de 9y ago
He's using conservative and liberal in their classical senses, whereby conservative connotes restraint in legislating social issues and liberal connotes freedom of the marketplace.
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by w0de 9y ago
These or similar: http://prepinsta.com/amcat-automata-questions/