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battery_cowboy

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    Honestly, when I was in the Navy training in a security squadron, we were basically taught to deescalate, use the lowest force we could, be it hands, mace, a baton, a pistol, the m…

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    Comment #23434211

    Pop!_OS is like Ubuntu (it's based on it), but easier to install and use and doesn't use snaps, it has flatpaks and the usual apt.

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    Comment #23432838

    Hold down the power button for newer Android builds and press "Lockdown".

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    Comment #23420764

    Not everyone likes to work on code in their free time, though, and code from work is often not public. How do you suggest people like that get jobs then?

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    Comment #23412375

    You're a moron, I don't even care about any temp ban for saying that, too. Anyone who thinks like you do is a moron.

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    Comment #23412371

    You're saying some people exclude others from their friends group because of fucking smiley faces on a message? God that would be stupid if true.

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    Comment #23412309

    > This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts FYI, I read the whole article without JS fine, thanks for making the site work withou…

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    Comment #23408793

    My point is more that this seems like a feature that no phone company would install without a law requiring it, if it's really in there, this feature would be really, really danger…

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    Comment #23408565

    Australia is already taking steps to eliminate negative pricing and some of the volatility, which will make it harder to profit on this type of installation as quickly. Most of the…

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    Comment #23408534

    I'd like to see some evidence of this, it seems surprising that a company like Apple or Google would do this for the government without some fight back.

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    Comment #23398247

    Net neutrality is supposed to mean that all data are equal.

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    Comment #23387123

    Yes, it was pretty much bullshit, I am not happy about my role back then.

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    Comment #23376597

    I can only guess it was from Hollywood, but in the military no one uses it because it's wrong. People down vote for several reasons, but I don't worry about that usually, I'm just …

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    I vouched you, so don't start spamming; sorry I can't help with the career question, I'm a developer who also doesn't really know what I want to do from here.

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    Comment #23376491

    It's just debugging or maybe reverse engineering of some subject or belief.

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    Comment #23375879

    You don't say that, you either say "over" (I've finished talking, go ahead and talk more yourself) or you say "out" (I'm done talking on the radio now, bye).

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    Comment #23375853

    I appreciate your experience, but in the USA, regardless of what these other posters are stating, you can't use the military for law enforcement except for very narrow limits. They…

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    Comment #23375169

    Put it into a docker container, run with the `--rm` flag, then when it expires have it delete it's own git repo and other data before exiting, then it'll really be dead.

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    Comment #23375154

    I wrote this earlier, I love art projects like this, it's better than a million Ubers to me. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23346004