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__HYde
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Comment #20104840
Yes, DO have stated that how they viewed credits was a mistake and that they will be addressing it.
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Comment #20097869
Thanks for sharing this. That article is very interesting. I only thought about the fact that squirrels were a native species and didn't consider the fact that cities are not "natu…
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Comment #20086602
> I saw like 10+ people deciding to switch from "superphones" down to mid-range models Mid-range phones now cost as much as previous "superphones". The iPhone launched at $499($615…
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Comment #20086431
In what sense did humans import squirrels to the bay area?
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Comment #20085773
The primary benefit of Diceware over a "random" string of characters is that it is easy to remember and truly random. With a password manager you don't need to remember the passwor…
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Comment #20064129
In that it is GPL+Link Exception licensed. The copyright still belongs to Oracle. See this[0] example: > Copyright (c) 1997, 2007, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved…
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Comment #20060981
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/12/31/258687278/a-be... > Simon didn't see the growing population as a catastrophic problem. He explained that we are not like any other spe…
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Comment #20055077
> ciadotgov4sjw... cia.gov for Social Justice Warriors. Pretty sure he was just making a joke and only the first 9 characters were actually being tried for.
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Comment #20054380
Probably because his residence is listed as "Bel Air, Los Angeles, California" on his Wikipedia page.
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Comment #20053214
There are forks such as ungoogled-chromium but why would you use them when you could just use Firefox?
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Comment #20051192
uBO definitely seems like it would have bad search engine discoverability.
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Comment #20051108
> can be compelled to release it Yes, but the point that they are contending is whether they _voluntarily_ provide this data.
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Comment #20051090
Which statement in their transparency report corroborates it?
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Comment #20051080
They have done several things including: - enabled IP logging against a specific user account - disabled an account and rendered assistance - comply with the data request, to the e…
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Comment #20050713
If you add www[0] to the beginning of the org website it redirects you to the net website[1]. The downloads on both sites are hosted on the same site but they do point to different…
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Comment #20039467
> Breaking up a monopoly requires that said monopoly be bad for society This has not been true historically. Standard Oil was not "bad for society".
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Comment #20039392
> I don't think there is a hard limit on number of people. Humans through our metabolic process generate waste heat and Earth can only radiate so much so that does put a hard cap, …
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Comment #20039005
http://archive.fo/K5Fpv > .IS domain will likely stop working soon[0] [0] https://blog.archive.today/
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Comment #20038919
The job of the police is to enforce laws. Whether this helps you is ancillary.
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Comment #20033247
How often do gas stations move locations?
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Comment #20029173
We don't need to do that. Earth could support a population of a trillion humans so a few 10s of billions is of little concern.
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Comment #19991729
Use PaleMoon, Basilisk, or IceCat.
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Comment #19939326
What if they host their own shit on a VPS but the hosting provider bans them. What if their domain name gets revoked by the registrar?
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Comment #19921319
If you count Chinese who are using Pinyin that jumps to being a majority using latin.
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Comment #19901249
You could try compiling with and without `-gcflags '-N -l'` `-N` disables optimization and `-l` disables in-lining. I also found this[0] page which lists some optimizations done by…