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by 47282847 10mo ago
Tor Browser tries to widen the fingerprint buckets you can get put into by eg rounding off canvas sizes. The widest bucket and unavoidable is “Tor (browser) user”.
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I think the idea is that an umbilical cord is experienced as “alive” whereas ropes are just “dead items”, something that in early years may trigger the original fear responses but gets integrated more easily.
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There is the theory that a substantive percentage of people have dangerous prenatal experiences with their umbilical chord, as the source of their fear of snakes, and that it can be resolved later in life with regressive therapy. See e.g. ”
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It is a collective issue, and as such also the responsibility of each individual indeed. And silence can be one of the psychologically most damaging forms of violence, leading even to physiological damage when persistent. https:/&#x2F
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Good idea, and actually partly implemented as well in the EU. Security updates must be provided for a certain period of time for a certain class of devices, which is the reason why mobiles now receive updates for many years.
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Oh wow! I wonder what must have happened to you that you feel so threatened. I only have positive experiences with government and police interactions. In multiple situations they made me feel safer and protected. I would however not feel s
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by 47282847 10mo ago
May I ask, why you want guns? I honestly have no idea why one would want them.
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> 'We will quickly try and hang men after three violent crimes. And yes, we will do it in public to deter others.' https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/palantir-boss-...
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by 47282847 11mo ago
As long as their batteries are replaceable, that’s fine, and if not, they will not be legally allowed to be sold in Europe. What point is it that you’re trying to make?
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I don’t understand what this has to do with left vs. right. What point does it serve really to try and squeeze multi-dimensional issues, opinions and decisions into only one of two categories with allegedly zero overlap, rather than just di
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by 47282847 11mo ago
1. Arbitrary it may be. You have to start somewhere. In that sense, anything we do is “arbitrary“. Straw man. (see also: ban of plastic straws) 2. I would expect pet toys to be regulated as well and to contain less environmental toxins and
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by 47282847 11mo ago
> Instead of writing this, I could sit next to them and watch an episode with them. And as any study into the effects of parental attention and shared experience will show that kind of behavior would be beneficial to their overall long-t
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by 47282847 11mo ago
As a European, I actually fully support this regulation!
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Agreed. To illustrate, say you live inside a fenced-off city. You say you don’t discriminate, anyone is welcome to come and talk to and trade with you. Somebody points out that there are people outside the city, behind the fence, that aren’
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by 47282847 11mo ago
> I couldn't care less You do care , otherwise you would not even have thought about it twice, let alone comment. The most striking argument against this line of reasoning is that there is no possibility for you not to act politica
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by 47282847 11mo ago
Readers may enjoy looking into Peter Norvig and his contributions to the field, which they might find in positive contrast to any of the stereotypical LLM hype.
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I would have enjoyed the read more if it was just about the three stories and the present, without the hyping. There are many more “masterpieces” that we “didn’t listen to”. It would have been interesting to read more on the background. Who
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by 47282847 11mo ago
USB front slot with USB memory sticks? One stick per playlist/album. Different form factors so you can locate the right one without taking your eyes off the road. Possible to embed into larger enclosures if you find them to small. (Per
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It’s not secret. If it was it wouldn’t be on Wikipedia.
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You can ask it to make guesses about your location, your educational background, etc, based on what you provided in the past. Illuminating.
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by 47282847 11mo ago
While it not being ‚wrong‘, there lies a certain danger in this “Western“ approach to what is real. When people believe their dead child is singing in heaven, or that the ghost of their grandmother is watching over them, who are we to deny
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by 47282847 11mo ago
That’s not a biometric TouchID. Any touch by anyone will trigger it.
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by 47282847 11mo ago
The lifecycle of an EV is a lot less than mostly mechanical cars that are possible to independently repair. I drive a 30 year old van and it’s still possible to get replacement parts within a day or two. I doubt you will get service for a 1
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by 47282847 11mo ago
The World Bank and IMF are providing loans to Ukraine, tied to economic reforms as usual (removal of workers protection etc). It’s not like there is an actual dependency on any purported nicety of the US.
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You may be interested in Katzenpost and the research behind it: https://katzenpost.network/
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My blind friends have gotten used to it and hear/receive it not as a literal “see“ any more. They would not feel offended by your usage.
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If they don’t like, they will apply rate limiting? Assuming they were well behaved (user agent, IPs).
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I agree on the difficulty of distribution of resources, just not the idea of there being a lack of them. Maybe not relevant for any practical purposes.
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It seems we live in two almost separate only thinly connected realities (*). In such cases I’ve learned that while I wouldn’t mind deepening the exchange, for that to feel worthwhile for me it would have to happen in person and not online.
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It’s not an utopian idea to try as a society to hedge and distribute returns to all members. From a human resource perspective, it is insane (ie. costly and inefficient) to put it on the shoulders of each individual. But that’s where we are

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