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by 0daystock 4y ago
> What can we do? > Congress must ban federal government purchase of sensitive location information. > The developers of mobile operating systems also have power to shut down this insidious data market. > you can disable your ad
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No different than traditional banks, which have barely enough insurance to cover approximately 1% of deposits.
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You should research what happens to "useless" male chicks born in the industry, as they don't produce eggs. Actually watch some videos of innocent animals being ground alive, screaming, because their existence doesn't ma
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> In general my opinion is meatless diets are possible, but not as healthy as omnivore ones. Indeed, that is an opinion. However, the science is clear that meatless diets are more sustainable and healthier for humans.
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> Just because something is a lovely animal doesn't mean I won't put a round through it's heart and butcher it's corpse to sustain my life. Do you actually do this, or are you just virtue signaling? You never buy fact
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Chickens are beautiful creatures worthy of at the least the respect we give to household pets. The unimaginable horror we put billions of them through on an ongoing basis, while dissonantly admiring their charm and brilliance, is a sobering
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> Later, her mother came in to say good night. Rachel pretended that everything was fine. Negligent mother allows underage daughter to use Internet connected device to talk to strangers and possess unlimited access to social media. Resul
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When you don't spring out of bed excited to see what the work day brings you. When you get into conflicts and arguments with coworkers over mundane crap like their voice tone. When you yell at your significant other after the work day
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Why didn't they just memorize the information? Retaining even a few dozen names and addresses can be mastered with a few weeks' training.
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Don't forget they now offer their own cryptocurrency ... to make us more secure and private, I guess.
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All monetary systems are built on trust. You can say the same thing about a run on traditional banks, which only have a fraction of reserves to cover deposits and would result in similar price depression.
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> No central bank digital currency is planning to use a blockchain That's hilariously incorrect. You should revisit this comment later this year.
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Read the paper this thread is about.
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Interesting paper, but whether the early cooperation was necessarily altruistic in nature remains a mystery to me. The highly centralized structure which transpired to make Bitcoin popular and regarded as secure raises suspicion about its l
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Google Cloud does this also - shows the equivalent gcloud command line to execute APIs available through the UI console.
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A gasoline engine can run without any software and thus be demonstrably free of backdoors, planned obsolescence mechanisms and the obvious tracking/spying inherent with most commercial programs today.
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Don't forget they can be remotely disabled for any time or reason, seriously creepy stuff. https://dailycaller.com/2021/11/29/barr-bidens-infrastructur...
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I think that's fair, but to a heavy smoker living on a pack a day, I indeed would recommend total abstinence for ideal health - not merely reducing to half-harm. Though it may seem like the softer reduction approach would be more sup
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> Farm areas that can grow human edible food tend to not be used for animal feed. This (crop monoculture) is a consequence of animal agriculture, not justification for it. If anything, we could stop cutting down all the rainforests to ma
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How are you helping achieve the goal of ending suffering and exploitation by participating in the same behavior, especially on a daily routine basis? It's as illogical as giving your children cigarettes but claiming it's okay, bec
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> Humans are omnivores and have been for all of history. What history? Maybe human history, but evolutionary history says we're frugivorous apes, and that's the history that most materially affects our bio-chemical systems. &g
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> there are several important brain nutrients that simply do not exist in plants or fungi. Creatine, carnosine, taurine, EPA and DHA omega-3 (the third kind can be found in plants), haem iron and vitamins B12 and D3 generally only occur
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Yet most crops are grown to feed farmed animals. Remove the farmed animals inefficiency coefficient from the equation and suddenly the world is overwhelmed with an abundance of food, most of which is healthier anyway.
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Those animals are literally raped (euphemistically: "artificially inseminated") so you can eat the food meant for their children, which you know as "cheese" and "milk". I challenge you to be there to hear a mot
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It's especially confusing because Google calls them "application-specific" passwords, but they are anything but that!
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How is the application password "scoped"? Can I not retrieve your Drive, Photos and Hangouts content with the same credential you generated for Gmail? Unless you're using OAuth, I believe I most certainly can.
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Your browser shouldn't even be capable of resolving advertising.com You can use https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts as your hosts file, but even better is TLD and wildcard domain blocking with dnsmasq or dnscrypt
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I save all SYN packets on my router, it's noisy but a useful audit trail: tcpdump "tcp[13] & 2 != 0" Yes, I'm aware malware could use UDP/ICMP. It could also domain-front on 443 and I'm not under a
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"250/year with bonus and equity options" is what I'd seen - not very helpful.
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I think it's privacy.resistFingerprinting. They really want to get your canvas fingerprint to track you.

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