Hey, dumbass -
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_sack=0
takes immediate effect.

You know, if you don't know the answer to your "question", you clearly are not a Linux server admin, so it doesn't matter to you, really. Any real admin already knows what this means, and where to find distro-specific instructions for mitigation. IOW, fuck right off, troll.

Yeah, it's not like there's a link in the summary title, or anything...

Another trick is to use one's stock holdings or other assets as collateral for an open-ended loan, and live off the loan proceeds. This is not considered "income".

Not in the US - ex post facto laws are prohibited by the Constitution.

And yet, here you are.

OMG! You were advertised to! Hint: Just change your User-Agent string.

Not a problem. Assange isn't being charged because he published the information, but because he (conspired to) illegally obtain it.

The 1st Amendment protects journalists (in the US, and US publications. If WikiLeaks is not based in the US, and is not a US publication, one could argue that the 1A does not apply to it - but I digress) from being prosecuted for publishing information. If a "journalist" (however one chooses to define journalist) receives unsolicited information from any source, s/he is allowed to publish it. S/he is not allowed to solicit classified information, or to assist in obtaining it. Those actions, even if they eventually result in publication, are not covered under freedom of the Press.

And what contract specifies this?

One of those provisions should be that only single punctuation marks are allowed.

I really would like someone to point out exactly how, where, and when Facebook was granted Common Carrier status.
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(Hint - they are not Common Carriers. Common Carrier only applies to telecommunications services, not to Information Services.)

Bullshit. I have a FB friend (leftist, anti-corp, anti-Nazi, anti-Trump) who quite regularly gets banned. All he needs to do is post that Trump should be impeached, or Nazis should be confronted, and the alt-right morons pile on with complaints that he has "violated community standards", and he's gone.

You know, many years ago (back when there were actual printed magazines, with ads in the back - you know, the Dark Ages) I figured that with the right selection of magazines, a "meteorite insurance" scam would probably work pretty well. Actuarially, the chances of anyone being hit by a meteorite are infinitesimal (although it has happened, which could be used in the marketing material). I was thinking of selling a $100K lifetime policy for about $5-10 - until I discovered the size of the bond you need to put up to be legally in the insurance business. Oh well.

It's really difficult to take seriously someone who clearly has no idea how things actually work.

Electoral votes have absolutely nothing to do with who gets a political party's nomination. The parties can choose their nominees however they want - they could pull names out of a hat, and that would be completely legal. Political parties are private organizations which can make their own rules.

Besides that, HRC actually won enough delegate votes from the various primaries and caucuses that she had the nomination sewed up - the superdelegate votes were irrelevant, as was all the supposed "plotting" by the DNC - she won the nomination process according to the rules in place.

You know, you can refuse to give them an email address, and then you don't get the monster receipt and coupons.