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Comment #49164851
I never said they were collectively guilty. that was on you. You assigned them all as guilty. > and it's a complete nonsense to blame and persecute the whole ethnic group Cultures …
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Comment #49155150
> What do you mean? No analysis is being done in the linux kernel to assess vulnerability. > It isn't a DoS to assign every single bug fix a CVE! On people who care about this, it …
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Comment #49133501
They didnt mention the real side benefit of HTMX, and thats the twitter account memes.
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Comment #49109211
I had early chatGPT spit my own erlang code back at me WITH my comments.
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Comment #49109187
Do we know if the actual binary on the cartridge is the same ?
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Comment #49108200
Or, almost no work, see erlang gen_server.
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Comment #49095495
I haven't experienced gypsies first hand, but from the youtube perception that I see, they definitely DO prey on tourists at land marks. Unless there is a youtube/social media cons…
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Comment #49093841
This comes down to shitty vendors. LG monitors are not behaving idiotically on Linux. Just saying.
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Comment #49073897
You're looking at the problem from the 5,000 foot view. Prey is whatever is at risk of being consumed. I have made no attempt at classifying wolves behavior in my comment. Edit: I …
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Comment #49073724
Isn't prey by definition in danger. If you honestly believe what you're saying you're going to have a REALLY BAD TIME in the wild.
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Comment #49073306
I have found that if you harsh blacklist from most countries you'll never communicate from you'll save a lot of spam. I blacklisted pretty much all of africa and arabic nations and…
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Comment #49045245
What a target rich environment for attackers.
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Comment #49035376
I see an obvious link, the last 6 months a few countries have required age verification and certain credit cards can't be used for pornographic purposes.
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Comment #48988774
Out of tokens.
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Comment #48977113
If you write cyberpunk fiction like this. Id read the hell out of it.
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Comment #48956050
Pretty sure the ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) is going to have a field day with this.
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Comment #48919497
I see more of it like cannibals sitting around a fire, trying to decide where they get their next meal from while side-eying their neighbors body fat percentage.
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Comment #48916727
> However, it's desktop oriented. Don't run CoreOs on a server. Why not, this kind of management seems ideal, A/B safe testing for boot. Lots of containers to go around these days,…
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Comment #48915752
In my professional life, I've been told that documents I wrote in 2016 sound like they were written by AI. I put significant work into getting my message across clearly and then to…
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Comment #48909990
I assure you first hand, you can turn on the heater (during winter) or airconditioner without battery and take advantage of this. You can wash your clothes during this time to take…
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Comment #48903729
40c outside during summer in these times.. yeah.. hardly needed.
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Comment #48902705
> Sadly probably wont be any good for selective crypto mining, alas. I imagine that this is not the target audience.
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Comment #48887781
Some people clearly do use containers as deployment mechanism, with security not in mind.