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I just don’t think it’ll be very effective. Our institutions no longer respect the rule of law.
But it makes money
Detergent is something everybody needs which makes it a good currency for illicit activities and a target for theft
Don’t 3D printed guns still need actual gun parts? I didn’t think a barrel of a fully 3D printed gun would hold up very long.
There are plenty of photos available on the Internet.
Wasn’t Apple already using USB-C on iPads? Are the iPads using the same controller or did they change it up?
China isn’t communist in the slightest
Never heard of mintpress. Looked it up and ooof. What a record
A) The water isn’t pure there will be minerals dissolved in it
B) There is likely water vapor in the air occupying the jug
A rich person commits a crime, the poor pay.
A poor person commits a crime, the poor pay.
Ain’t ever happening
Are you more of a compass man?
stdbool.h’s true and false are macros that expand to integers 1 and 0
C23 adds a proper bool type
Loopback Addresses, Always your computer
127.x.x.x
Private IP Addresses, Computers on your local network
10.x.x.x
172.16.0.0 -172.31.255.255
192.168.x.x
169.254.x.x (link local, used if your network has no DHCP server)
Multicast, Addresses multiple computers on your local network
224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255
Broadcast, Addresses all computers on your local network
255.255.255.255
CGNAT Addresses, Computers on your same ISP/carrier
100.64.0.0 - 100.127.255.255
(Only applicable if your ISP/carrier uses CGNAT)
Public Internet Addresses
Most other IP addresses
Which block of private IPs your local network uses depends on how your router/DHCP server is configured. If you’re using the standard router your ISP provided then whatever default settings on that will determine your local subnet.
StackOverflowException was unhanded
Solution: 1 bit computer
Kill Mike Pence JD Vance.
Old is new
DOS originally didn’t even support directories but was using / for command line arguments. They didn’t want to change the option character and break stuff so they went with \ as the directory separator.
DOS wasn’t originally created by Microsoft. They bought the OS from computer shop in Seattle.