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JarlUlvi

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    Comment #27197218

    There are two sides to the story. (1) Fair Election There was a fair election conducted and Joe Biden won fair & square. Any irregularities were typical, and any disregard for elec…

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    Comment #27018537

    When the US military sets up an AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder radar, or similar variants, it is typical for these to have taped off (like police tape) sections where the energy is dangerous…

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    Comment #26828009

    I know someone that talks, and writes, in a very similar fashion to yourself. There are a number of interesting parallels between his approach towards education and your own. I pre…

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    Comment #26815317

    I must say, you make an excellent point. Normally when I hear Critical Race Theory in the workplace, I hear Privilege Theory too, but really White Privilege Theory. Do you think th…

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    Comment #26797528

    The Israeli intelligence services nonstop sabotage campaigns of Iran's nuclear ambitions would probably make a great comedy.

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    Comment #26752626

    If a union pushes improved working conditions, and the reduction of hours, this could have a substantially negative pay impact on the Amazon workers there. Given overtime laws, and…

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    Comment #26746309

    The biggest problem I see in his writing is the scant coverage for culture C U L T U R E According to M-W that is, the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a rac…

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    Comment #26735254

    This is developer education masquerading as threat modeling.

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    Comment #26545554

    It isn't just SpaceX. Rocketlab's Electron has gone reusable also, they already have a private launch site, and, are now exploring a much larger rocket.

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    Comment #26536983

    I think you have been reading too much hogwash instead of reading actual government contracts to understand the basis of cost, and the system engineering, standards/requirements, t…

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    Comment #26535923

    You don't need a high IQ to look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_age_of_co... and understand there are huge definitional problems of defining pedophilia. > Al…

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    Comment #26330271

    > Security is fundamentally a technology governance function Could not disagree more. Viewing security as a governance function is part of the problem.

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    Comment #26296810

    A big problem with this data is quite simple. Legal defense is expensive, and time consuming. Due to the cost of an expensive defense, and a potential large settlement, defendants …

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    Comment #25951523

    Saw margins accounts being closed with GME sold off @ 120. According to my chart, price dipped down to 110 which appears to coincide with the selloff, but, much of the day the bott…

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    Comment #25951229

    If this actually happened the way that Robinhood is claiming, it is only because they were incredibly short-sighted.

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    Comment #25884690

    There are a number of claims being made which are inter-related, not all of which are claimed by all proponents 1. CO2 is the primary global warming gas, and other gases contribute…

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    Comment #25867254

    With as much profit as AWS was making on ELK they should have commits up the wazoo. Instead, crickets. > That's 9 PRs vs, as someone pointed out below, roughly 41000 commits in the…

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    Comment #25836127

    Another AWS apologist...

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    Comment #25782419

    The way I understand it, AWS has been creating derivative products that don't work very well based on ELK. AWS has also not been contributing back to the community anything, while …

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    Comment #25777057

    Suddenly, I'm glad I never bought a fitbit

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    Comment #25761868

    political affiliation/activity is definitely protected in certain US states. "California. In California, employers may not control the political affiliation or activities of worker…

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    Comment #25758263

    Russia Russia Russia is today's Blood Libel. A fabrication to be hung on any adversary as a means to delegitimize them. That you'd claim that a leading journalist writing about Civ…

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    Comment #25755677

    if a cartel of companies having intertwined business interests collaborates to destroy an uprising competitor that is inherently monopolistic behavior