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> It’s not as simple as flipping a single switch. Except that's exactly what it is and then manually setting the trim. The NY times had an excellent article about the procedure: > The crucial step, would be to reach across to th
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The US is the only major developed country that doesn't have universal healthcare and they are still deep "in the red".
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I believe you need enough advance warning and it's actually quite _simple_ as far as these things go. Always surprised how little science there is in this stuff, both detection and diversion it is a real existential threat to humanity
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This is horrendous. I really don't see how everyone involved in creating products like this love with themselves. Hiding behind "non-lethal” completely ignores the permanent damage done. I wouldn't be surprised if that was in
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Their exchange rates are terrible deals and blatantly taking advantage of people who only see the upfront fee and don't think further than that. Get the feeling they'd have no problem making money with zero fees but that would sud
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I realize that and even gave it a try long ago, the comment was meant in general. Besides ublock origin and noscript I avoid extensions like the plague. Autoupdates mean that any malicious actor could infect many before it gets pulled.
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> the entire community vets Pardon my ignorance, but not every extension is open source? Recently been a few stories of popular extension maintainers offered money to either include coffee or hand over all control to shady people. Person
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Arguing the semantics is a moot point in this instance. Bitcoin was once transferring about $5bn on-chain daily and hovers over $1bn today. By comparison Western Union moves $80bn in one year. The original comment was unequivocally wrong. P
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Perhaps you intended to respond to a different comment?
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Warning: this isn't fun to read on mobile All they had to do was change the file extension to .md
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Not one of those sources in the Wikipedia article had any evidence other than news articles about one UN committee member saying she saw evidence of it being 1 million people in camps. Not firsthand, just reports. Every other article on the
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Funny it took them so long to do so given the huge bankrolls behind these companies and that none of the tech is new whatsoever. Good on them for changing their ingrained oil economy mindsets though. I'm sure it was entirely a moral ch
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Can I change websites for paying my electricity bill? How about accessing government services? Sure they offer an in person alternative, but due to the prevalence of online usage they've been able to dramatically cut the number of phys
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It doesn't necessarily have to be enacted in other 5 eyes countries. The specific wording of the law said they can enlist citizens to put in backdoors at the request of other Governments. Even more absurd is that it also mentions this
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Netguard is an equivalent Android app, it is open source and available on fdroid / play store. The fdroid version has to match the source. I'm not sure how play store builds work.
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> In the Linux kernel through 4.20.11 Perhaps mods should update the title for the benefit of those who only browse headlines?
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Alternative: !gh or !git anywhere in a ddg search will restrict it to github.
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The real issue is a large number of people suddenly distrusting real video evidence rather than those few who were already susceptible being led astray.
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Can I take the dozens of news outlets in the Western world to court for lying about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction? It was their coverage which arguably resulted in public support with billions of tax dollars spent on a lie Or were
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Convenient timing considering the biggest state and federal election are coming within 2 months. It's also a bit rich from a Parliament which only had recently voted to water down cybersecurity in Australia and throw the tech industry
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Do you truly believe they are the only country on Earth committing corporate espionage? Everyone is doing it, but in Western democracies you have to hide the fact because voters on all sides frown upon such cheating. Especially stealing fro
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A Google maps link would likely save them time rather than telling them the actual address.
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My mid-range apartment has a gym, it's 30 seconds away from the front door and I shower at home without fear of foot fungus. I still don't exercise anywhere near as much as I should. Perhaps the tyranny of distance is the myth?
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> they don't watch during a full moon because it's too bright Have little knowledge of astronomy but from a photography perspective this is quite amusing, usually it's the opposite problem for many photos.
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> Maybe nothing worth shipping back to earth Helium 3 is certainly worth shipping even at a premium.
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Fair point, tempted to go down this rabbit hole with a SDR. You'd assume airplane mode should completely disable it simply for airline regulation reasons, but can't say for certain, and some manufacturers perhaps dont care. Xaiomi
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What about simply not using a sim? Depends on circumstance but I can survive just fine without one in many cities. At home I have the wifi from so many restaurants/bars that even on the move I usually get a connection.
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Can't create an omelette without cracking some eggs. I have little sympathy for most of the arguments presented here, some are claims of rampant criminality attributed to individuals without evidence. Regardless the overall benefit to
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Specific. You truly say that with a straight face? Tempted to name 50 blatant programs off the top of my head but I'll start with one because the pathetic excuses that usually follow sum it up succinctly. MKULTRA. Tell me what you thin
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The article claims he informed them but in the original tweet thread it was the opposite and he said it wasn't even an exploit so didnt bother disclosing. I think the guy is awesome and very likely he did what he claimed, but do get an
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