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Land or surface area to be more precise in the real world is finite. This metaverse land just seems to be a “cool” dutch tulip greater fool ponzi scheme. This is the peak of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
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Old habits die hard. Corporate culture and mindsets often remain the same despite the smooth verbiage of Satya Nadella who was an insider anyway. Credit goes to him to duping many in the tech community on fundamental change which is now obv
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It seems that you have insider knowledge of the workings of Intel.
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This is the same as sanctimonious politicians making PR announcements at CAP26 while creating massive carbon footprints: https://auto.hindustantimes.com/auto/news/when-joe-biden-and... Or my all time favorite is t
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It is malice through obscurity. On a side note there is over 2.5 billion allocated to tree equity. No one has figured out what that really means.
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The empirical version of Lavrenty Beria's saying "Show me the man and I will show you the crime." This is a great quote on confirmation bias in the article: But confirmation bias isn't always an unconscious process. Cons
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The old ruse of "We need more surveillance to ensure safety." It is opt out of surveillance and not very obvious. "Uttara Sivaram, Uber's senior manager of public policy, said the company would initially focus the record
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Old monopoly mindsets die hard.
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Uber to test audio recording safety feature in the U.S.
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Those admins might be complaining but they still continue to buy Microsoft: Microsoft is aware of the situation and has hinted it's not just notifications that admins might need to worry about, because other admin tools appear to be wo
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Shoppers are buying from resale retailers more than ever. Here’s why
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Imagine the coverage if NSO and the intricately close relationship it had with the government was say Russia or China. The headlines would be like “Putin kills Saudi journalist Kashoggi” or “Xi kills dissidents and human rights activists” i
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Two charged with stealing $20M in elaborate YouTube music royalty scam
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My question is what changed now as we all knew the potential anti-competitive practices that could emanate from such a merger. Why did they wait so long?
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Google is making its first in-house smartwatch that could launch in 2022
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Sweden has the highest density pockets of all of them. Meanwhile Norway has more fjords than people.
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I saw this in a thread earlier today. I couldn't understand why it has a login and account. They seem to be the anti-Google and and anti-personalization search engine.
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FTC sues to block Nvidia’s $40B acquisition of Arm
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Hopefully it won’t be used to spam them with frivolous offers.
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Maybe it’s why these perverts always try to plant child sex porn on the computers of whistleblowers. Meanwhile they protect and shield child rapists. Classic shadow projection. https://www.vice.com/en/article/9k8w4
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Apple legal filing indicates it intends to collect commission regardless of IAP
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Why do you have a user account with a login?
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Almost all of us on HN are here for ourselves as individuals and I don't think they should or have to identify with any of the workings of their employer. Most of us come here for free spirited discussion and interaction of ideas, and
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Many people want to live in communes or echo chambers. The problem occurs when they force and apply that to others in society, academia and the Internet. The elites will just use them as the ruse to stifle discussion and free thought. - I s
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This can be a liability in some states. PP needs to take security as seriously as a bank because of the potential ramifications of being outed.
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Previously posted. For some reason wasn't too interesting to the HN crowd even though I think it portends a recession. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29412308
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Biden administration to restart Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' policy
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Twitter is a tool of the US national security state and will do its bidding when told/forced to. The famous publicly acknowledged/bragged about one is when the Obama administration tried to do regime change in Iran in 2009. Jared
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Interesting anecdote or observation: It’s a cliché, but it often seems that some of the most socially conservative 20-somethings are the children of divorce, reacting against the wild bohemianism of Generation X. - And the ending is quite f
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Grab's $40 bln Nasdaq debut to set tone for Southeast Asian tech listings
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