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by 13years 8y ago
I think the difference here is that those you are referencing are cases where enough evidence was provided that it was convincing after the fact. So yes, conspiracies do exist; however, which of those did you suspect or predict beforehand?
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by 13years 8y ago
Certainly not all cheaters have the same interests. Some are simply curious experimenters, others are trolling, others want to make videos doing the impossible etc. I wish there was another path out of this mess than the current arms race.
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by 13years 8y ago
Evidence can be constructed from lots of other metadata. Your phone doesn't need to have a saved message "I did it"
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by 13years 8y ago
Yes, I can see that as a component. However, I think there is also an effect that works in the opposition of popularity. Many games I've played in the past when at their peak of popularity had plenty of bad players. The popularity wa
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by 13years 8y ago
There are cheats, but they just don't have a substantial benefit. There are no wall-hacks. Aimbots exist, but aren't that useful. The game already has autoaim builtin, but is rarely used. The client has fairly limited information
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by 13years 8y ago
> a ban is a very minor inconvenience At least for fortnite. They do HW ID bans. So it is a substantial inconvenience. However, I wonder what are the limitations to architecting a game like World Of Tanks. One of the reasons I have r
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by 13years 8y ago
I'm really curious as to the degree of cheating. In one respect, there anti-cheat system seems to actually be pretty good. Forums of such are full of people who say they are banned and have found no way around it. However, as a casua
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by 13years 8y ago
It is not quite literal that you can't say "Fire" etc http://civil-liberties.yoexpert.com/civil-liberties-general/... There are however issues that are not related to just speech. There are property rig
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by 13years 8y ago
Lack of a great command palette was a big one. It is how I do everything in vscode. However, after being frustrated for long enough, it motivated me to make my own that is more of modern command palette for Eclipse. https://gith
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by 13years 8y ago
Looks great! would also like to sort by most recent
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by 13years 8y ago
In addition this adds a new administrative burden to small sellers that isn't free
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by 13years 8y ago
So you are saying racism is defined by the degree of some dislike vs. collectivist categorizations? Otherwise, they do seem to be the same.
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by 13years 8y ago
However governments often have undisclosed access not even known to the holder of the information. I doubt GDPR will significantly affect information to which the government wants access Can I ask the government to delete all information on
554.
by 13years 8y ago
Don't they still need to do implement granular deletion to support user requests?
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by 13years 8y ago
This is a great example of what I keep trying to get people to recognize. The trending method of improving diversity and inclusivity is through exclusivity. This will not work. People and groups who don't talk to each other grow furth
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by 13years 8y ago
So how are video games handling this in regards to banning cheaters using IP bans or HW ID bans? Can a cheater now ask to be forgotten and therefore the ban must be removed?
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by 13years 8y ago
> $12 a year to Facebook If there was enough demand for this it would already exist. Despite the amount of noise of complaints, most people are actually very willing to have some of their information used in exchange for all of the free
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by 13years 8y ago
> Nothing has been learned I would say this is also applicable in reference to the unintended consequences of regulations
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by 13years 8y ago
I implemented JavaScript Safe Navigation using proxies as an experiment to learn more about proxies. This is similar to the TC39 Optional Chaining Proposal https://github.com/TC39/proposal-optional-chaining https:&#x2
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by 13years 8y ago
If this is about security of leaking things out, is IBM also ending their open web policy? Otherwise I fail to see the point, anyone could easily just send anything to anywhere over the net. Don't need a USB. Therefore, It seems to me
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by 13years 8y ago
The modern Battlestar Galactica series was excellent in this regard. Although, target audience is not children. Started with a black and white view of good vs bad, but started pulling that apart as by mid way through there was no appropria
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by 13years 9y ago
And now it is the bond bubble. Currently still in the phase of minority coverage.
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by 13years 9y ago
There is also this Crack in CRISPR Facade after Unanticipated In Vivo Mutations Arise | GEN https://www.genengnews.com/gen-news-highlights/crack-in-cris...
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by 13years 9y ago
True, poorly worded on my part. Intended to mean the state of the situations immediately prior was that property rights were no longer enforced, but that process took some time to undo such as the 1939 Restatement of Torts. For anyone inte
565.
by 13years 9y ago
Due to property rights, all pollution was illegal prior to the EPA. The EPA's purpose is to determine how much pollution is allowed. During the immediate period prior to the EPA, it wasn't so much it was legal, but the courts bega
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by 13years 9y ago
> Most of the things he says are extreme right wing stances on issues By what means did you come to that conclusion? Is there some data that breaks down a list of his views and the weight on the left/right spectrum? Are his extreme
567.
by 13years 9y ago
Most people's radical view is simply a view different from their own.
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by 13years 9y ago
> you'd think people might get the hint that things have changed Or not. The amount of hype and investment isn't a reliable measure of future success. We've been here before. The moment when mass adoption is just around
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by 13years 9y ago
Looks good, but in the end, this is what I tell people. "The media you trust is the most dangerous media of all." In other words, don't ever turn off your brain and just accept what you are being told. Inevitably the only so
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by 13years 9y ago
> It's not just about planting fake evidence. It's primarily about being incentivised to lower the bar. Yes, people do bad things without monetary incentive. It could just as easily be that some employee didn't like some

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