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Comment #44416028
It’s only unlikely because it’s politically inconvenient for it to be unlikely as the nations preventing it don’t want to be judged by the same standards.
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Comment #44416018
Proper integers aren’t bounded. Computer ints are.
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Comment #44416016
They aren’t pure rational either. They are a subset of rational numbers.
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Comment #44416003
They aren’t reals. They aren’t continuous and are bounded.
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Comment #44415949
Hell no. Neither party in a conflict is in a position to do such an investigation. Who do you think? ICC would be nice but the geopolitical gorilla in the room knocked them down.
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Comment #44415919
I haven’t accused anyone less than everyone. There are bad actors on all sides (this spans more than “both sides”). As for enforcement and prosecution the ICC warrants were justifi…
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Comment #44415203
Did I say I wasn’t concerned?
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Comment #44415178
I’m amazed at how you managed to trivialise the deaths of 1915 people in that comment. All people matter on both sides and everyone deserves justice. That only comes if we make acc…
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Comment #44413224
This is a fine example of the irrational discourse that does damage to the whole situation. Every case needs to be investigated thoroughly and punished accordingly.
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Comment #44413164
Exactly that.
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Comment #44413141
I suggest you re-read it a few times. I am not defending any party in this conflict. I want the truth to be established carefully for the sake of everyone. Misinformation just ends…
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Comment #44411510
I don't disagree with you there at all. That again backs up my point. There is a lot of information and evidence to back those cases up. Which should be the universal standard that…
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Comment #44411393
Lurk on a web SDR and pick up "virtual QSOs" on that. HF in small apartment is very difficult.
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Comment #44411139
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Comment #44411106
I haven’t made a point either way. Please don’t quote me on things I haven’t said. That is morally and intellectually dishonest.
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Comment #44411099
No it’s internally used. Think of it like archive.ph but with text extraction and a diff like interface over the text.
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Comment #44408527
I don't like getting involved in political threads but on this I have to. All information presented is mostly unverified testimony printed verbatim by the press from untrustworthy …
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Comment #44407789
No. This is the one day I never operate. It’s a shit show. Seems to be an excuse for people in the countries with crappy regulation enforcement to fire up their kw+ transmitters an…
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Comment #44402744
Read Careless People. It was never about that.
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Comment #44394928
That will be because BAE Systems Tempest is crawling along with little investment.
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Comment #44394903
The phone here basically does IMAP (which is sync I suppose) and gets plugged into the computer and stuff copied around as required manually, which turns out to be rarely as it's n…
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Comment #44394890
I haven't decided yet :) More seriously, I am mostly working like this now. I've had at least some data loss or reliability from every single sync solution I've tried so am practic…
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Comment #44394538
I solved this problem again recently as well. After evaluating various synchronisation methods I thought it would be a good idea to design a new methodology which doesn't reinvent …
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Comment #44384990
The outlined risk is not solely a Microsoft risk. It’s a “contract out to another irreplaceable service” risk. Make your technology fungible and risks disappear.
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Comment #44384977
There hasn’t been a good start menu since windows XP.