That doesn't really explain why there is a bunch of GitHub repos created as well. If I remember correctly from Shai-Hulud 2, the attacker extricated creds by posting them in public github repos with minor easily…
Was it Dystopia, by chance?
> That defeats the entire point of this arrangement, which allows them to investigate in situations where the legal requirements for obtaining a warrant are not met. (Which is the elephant in the room: the entire…
> Nope. Invading privacy is invading privacy. Just because something is happening today does not make it okay and acceptable Thats not what I was trying to say. My point was that the state already has this data, and…
> You omitted the end of my sentence in your quote, which is operative in this case. My apologies. I've re-added it with an edit note. I think its a reach to say 'the system' was created to exploit 4th amendment…
> Now consider states make it illegal to get birth control pills and retroactively go after anyone who has them prescribed. It's according to the law, ain't it? Are we discussing legality, morality, what should be…
> how normalized the process for violating the 4th Amendment and patients' privacy is. Well thats the rub, isn't it? Right now the courts don't see this as a violating of the 4th amendment. I can see the argument for…
Yeah, it could. People can also lie on affidavits for warrants, but it does leave more of a paper trail to catch the guy. Honestly I don't think I'd be against a warrant requirement, but I also think we need a way to…
I used to work in Drug Diversion investigations, which is basically any time a prescription medication gets used from something other than intended bona fide medical use. Sometimes its doctors selling prescription drugs…
I mean we can see a demonstrable and quantifiable MASSIVE decrease in meth usage and overdose circa 2005 when the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act went into effect. Also, it's still available without a prescription,…
Plenty of people kill for no reason. I wouldn't rule out the idea of a non human lifeform doing the same. I'm not saying I agree with the dark forest. I just wanted to assert that the dark forest idea isn't limited to…
Are you asserting that the caution against shaking babies was intentionally constructed for the sole purpose of the state kidnapping children? For what motivation, to what end? How orchestrated? Who is "the state"? Do…
Part of the testimony was that there is widespread detection. The claim is that UAPs are often a part of briefings and debriefs. Its also been claimed during the recent UAP related testimonies that a large number of…
Fp-ts is one of like, 4 things in life I feel the need to shill for. It's docs are a little rough coming into it for the first time, and I think some of gcanti's tutorials are a little to complex. But I've slipped it…
My first thought would be, "What is this? Is it a common chemical?". Then I'd probably call the article click bait even though it says it's common early in the article.
Ok, so I'm not the only one who's noticed the wrestler walk? Like, something in their posture or their gait. Idk what it is, but you can just eyeball a dude and be like, "yeah he knows what a Granby roll is"
IMO this is one of the beautiful things about Judo/BJJ. I'm bad at BJJ. I know that. Yeah I can manhandle a dude my size who's day 1 no experience. Anything more than that is me trying my best and then going easy on me.…
I'm not a fan of video tutorials, but Bret Fisher's[0] docker stuff is the exception. The production quality is flawless, the content is straight to the point, and his instruction is amazing. I cannot recommend it…
The biggest utility I can see would be some already proposed with prototypes. I.e. military boarding a boat, and high angle search and rescue. We've seen tech demos for both. I have no expertise in mountain climbing or…
Browsing some online code communities would lead someone to believe that faang and silicon valley companies are the only employers in our industry, and if your employed anywhere else you are probably on the verge of…
Circa 2017 when IE8 compatibility was still a thing, I saw a metric that said more people use screen readers and/or have poor enough vision to need some sort of UI accomodation than there were IE8 users Some very brief…
FTL is a great game. There is a super big mod called Multiverse that adds a huge story, 50+ new ships, new mechanics, new aliens, and more. It used to be a pain to install but now there's an exe for it. If you've…
Fp-ts adds some amazing functional tools. Io-ts, which is built off of it, adds great run time type validation. I can define types using io-ts, infer a true typescript type from that to put in my d.ts files to get full…
Its a choice that effects others. When you get ejected from the crash and hit someone else's car. When we have to shut down the interstate north and south bound for 3 hours to do a full reconstruction. When we have to…
I was a cop for several years. I worked hundreds of crashes, and a few fatalities. If cars had a max speed limit of 85 mph, and required the seatbelt to be engaged to work, we'd cut our fatality rate in half. Most…
That doesn't really explain why there is a bunch of GitHub repos created as well. If I remember correctly from Shai-Hulud 2, the attacker extricated creds by posting them in public github repos with minor easily…
Was it Dystopia, by chance?
> That defeats the entire point of this arrangement, which allows them to investigate in situations where the legal requirements for obtaining a warrant are not met. (Which is the elephant in the room: the entire…
> Nope. Invading privacy is invading privacy. Just because something is happening today does not make it okay and acceptable Thats not what I was trying to say. My point was that the state already has this data, and…
> You omitted the end of my sentence in your quote, which is operative in this case. My apologies. I've re-added it with an edit note. I think its a reach to say 'the system' was created to exploit 4th amendment…
> Now consider states make it illegal to get birth control pills and retroactively go after anyone who has them prescribed. It's according to the law, ain't it? Are we discussing legality, morality, what should be…
> how normalized the process for violating the 4th Amendment and patients' privacy is. Well thats the rub, isn't it? Right now the courts don't see this as a violating of the 4th amendment. I can see the argument for…
Yeah, it could. People can also lie on affidavits for warrants, but it does leave more of a paper trail to catch the guy. Honestly I don't think I'd be against a warrant requirement, but I also think we need a way to…
I used to work in Drug Diversion investigations, which is basically any time a prescription medication gets used from something other than intended bona fide medical use. Sometimes its doctors selling prescription drugs…
I mean we can see a demonstrable and quantifiable MASSIVE decrease in meth usage and overdose circa 2005 when the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act went into effect. Also, it's still available without a prescription,…
Plenty of people kill for no reason. I wouldn't rule out the idea of a non human lifeform doing the same. I'm not saying I agree with the dark forest. I just wanted to assert that the dark forest idea isn't limited to…
Are you asserting that the caution against shaking babies was intentionally constructed for the sole purpose of the state kidnapping children? For what motivation, to what end? How orchestrated? Who is "the state"? Do…
Part of the testimony was that there is widespread detection. The claim is that UAPs are often a part of briefings and debriefs. Its also been claimed during the recent UAP related testimonies that a large number of…
Fp-ts is one of like, 4 things in life I feel the need to shill for. It's docs are a little rough coming into it for the first time, and I think some of gcanti's tutorials are a little to complex. But I've slipped it…
My first thought would be, "What is this? Is it a common chemical?". Then I'd probably call the article click bait even though it says it's common early in the article.
Ok, so I'm not the only one who's noticed the wrestler walk? Like, something in their posture or their gait. Idk what it is, but you can just eyeball a dude and be like, "yeah he knows what a Granby roll is"
IMO this is one of the beautiful things about Judo/BJJ. I'm bad at BJJ. I know that. Yeah I can manhandle a dude my size who's day 1 no experience. Anything more than that is me trying my best and then going easy on me.…
I'm not a fan of video tutorials, but Bret Fisher's[0] docker stuff is the exception. The production quality is flawless, the content is straight to the point, and his instruction is amazing. I cannot recommend it…
The biggest utility I can see would be some already proposed with prototypes. I.e. military boarding a boat, and high angle search and rescue. We've seen tech demos for both. I have no expertise in mountain climbing or…
Browsing some online code communities would lead someone to believe that faang and silicon valley companies are the only employers in our industry, and if your employed anywhere else you are probably on the verge of…
Circa 2017 when IE8 compatibility was still a thing, I saw a metric that said more people use screen readers and/or have poor enough vision to need some sort of UI accomodation than there were IE8 users Some very brief…
FTL is a great game. There is a super big mod called Multiverse that adds a huge story, 50+ new ships, new mechanics, new aliens, and more. It used to be a pain to install but now there's an exe for it. If you've…
Fp-ts adds some amazing functional tools. Io-ts, which is built off of it, adds great run time type validation. I can define types using io-ts, infer a true typescript type from that to put in my d.ts files to get full…
Its a choice that effects others. When you get ejected from the crash and hit someone else's car. When we have to shut down the interstate north and south bound for 3 hours to do a full reconstruction. When we have to…
I was a cop for several years. I worked hundreds of crashes, and a few fatalities. If cars had a max speed limit of 85 mph, and required the seatbelt to be engaged to work, we'd cut our fatality rate in half. Most…