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  • Actually that's not even quite it. He refused to say Israel has a right to exist "as a jewish state" and continued with "Israel has a right to exist as an equal state for all". He also refused to say the first thing he would do if he got elected was to go visit Israel.

  • I don't know where you are but rear fogs aren't illegal in the rain here and from experience they are nothing but helpful in heavy rain and white out snow. I am always so so sooo glad when someone in front of me is using them when it's absolutely pouring. You really have to not be paying attention not to notice that it's two lights and not three and somehow mistake them for stop lights.

    In fact, Transport Canada recommends using them in fog, rain, or snow.

    Use only if driving in fog, rain or snow as these lights can be confused with stop lights, distracting other drivers.

    https://tc.canada.ca/en/road-transportation/safety-standards-vehicles-tires-child-car-seats/using-your-vehicle-lights-see-be-seen

  • Yes with coax based technology you and all your neighbors are connected in a tree like topology. All your neighbors can indeed technically see your packets. Those packets however are encrypted, if memory serves DOCSIS uses AES.

    Yes obviously you could technically double the speed with two cables. You'd also double the cost of cabling deployment. It's a lot more cost efficient to make advences in the modulation. For example DOCSIS earlier DOCSIS revisions used 256-QAM, while DOCSIS 3.1 support 4096-QAM.

    Coax physical infrastructure lasts decades, but we're able to make new advancements with he modulation every few years.

  • Yes. Unfortunately FDE hibernation is not well supported and in fact Debian used to disable it in the kernel (though that night have changed).

    IMHO is a big oversight because encrypted swap hibernation is safer than sleep.