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cholmdomsky
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Comment #48789993
I suppose what I meant to have asked was, can an external magnetic field intersect with a black hole's event horizon and then escape? For instance, with these theoretical tiny blac…
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Comment #48787007
Can magnetic fields escape, if their lines intersect the event horizon of a black hole?
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Comment #48765387
How do you respond when others use that information to instead assert "well of course they're incarcerated at a higher rate; they commit more, and worse crimes than -we- do!"
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Comment #48714377
Jfc, this is a solved problem at the community college near me. All of the computers in the testing room are thin clients that effectively remote into a vm, and you get checked wit…
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Comment #48703454
Lazy manufacturers and ignorant users are responsible for the existence of those unsecured devices. Assholes and criminals are responsible for accessing, recording, and distributin…
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Comment #48700104
My first thought
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Comment #48329449
Gotta feed both, so...
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Comment #48253843
Seriously. Plus, what is the problem that some websites are 'fixing' by denying me a choice in how the website loads?
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Comment #48031152
I'm fairly certain that exact thing existed on Windows XP and earlier. It was a question mark in the top right of the window, added a "?" next to your cursor. You could then click …
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Comment #47929624
That makes a lot of sense to me, thank you. I was probably projecting a lot of my own fears and feelings into the interpretation of a lot of what some of my courses are trying to t…
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Comment #47924468
I'm taking some college courses, and one of them explicitly suggests to keep maybe-not-okay communications off of email so that "you don't expose your company to risks of litigatio…