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AyyEye
2y ago
Sorry you had to go through that.
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2y ago
> government is also the reason I don't rob you This speaks more to your character more than everyone else's. > the reason you can buy from wholesalers and trust their product not to be poison or counterfeit Amazon is the se
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2y ago
> if it wouldn't be criminal/negligence for one kid to say this to another kid, should it be criminal/negligence for a chatbot to say it? Obviously it should be legal for billions of dollars in capital to behave -- at scal
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2y ago
> Theoretically AI can be a good role model No it cant.
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AyyEye
2y ago
Rule #1 is that technologists must pretend that they understand what they are doing. Woo-woo is fine as long as you can get your peers to play along with you.
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AyyEye
2y ago
There's big difference between cartoonishly incorrect and uncanny valley plausibly correct.
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AyyEye
2y ago
Rice (flour) is a common substrate to grow mushrooms. Make sterilized/hydrated rice cake and inject some spores into it.
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2y ago
> They "trust me". Dumb fucks
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2y ago
> The biggest takeaway here should be that we need a domestic solar industry. We can't hold Deye or Chinese companies culpable. No, the takeaway is to not allow corps to have remote access to end-user owned devices in the first plac
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> The IG found that the search was based on a tip by an airline employee who passed on the names of passengers who had purchased flights 48 hours before departure. I have bought last-minute airline tickets three times in my life -- all t
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2y ago
I was likewise looking for it again to no avail. It showed up in search.
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2y ago
> Discrimination is at its peak. It could just as easily be comically inept authority figures. I got suspended for less than this (in violation of state law).
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2y ago
On ygg as long as the nodes are reachable they can peer. If your nodes are on LAN just turn on multicast peering it's fire and forget.
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2y ago
They'll do what their benefactor (Goog) wants whether they own chrome or not.
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2y ago
> At any rate, direct connections currently cannot be established between multi-hop peers, traffic gets routed through peers instead. I think this has something to do with the TCP choice. Yggdrasil is designed for physical links and mult
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2y ago
Websites aren't human.
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2y ago
Keep doing what you love. I am not critiquing the functional bits of the website. Just the 'independent' bits. You can do a blog in-house easy. Maybe kill the analytics and try to figure out how to do some in-house ads? Also put b
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2y ago
> It means we are not... focused purely on money and spamming the shit out of you Sure looks like you are. In fact I can't even find a single datapoint to the contrary. My browser made over 900 requests to other entities who's
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2y ago
I decided to remove my browser condoms and check Shepherd's network traffic. Updated my post to better reflect how "independent" the website is. That's less than half of the malware it tried to run on my computer but I g
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2y ago
I woke up this morning. Then checked my mailchimp subscriptions and my grow.me subscriptions And my substack subscriptions Made sure my Cloudinary was properly configured And my newrelic analytics And my sentry analytics And my rlcdn analyt
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2y ago
Fair enough.
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2y ago
> Yes. Entering property for regular maintenance. In every state that I've lived in they must give advance notice (except for emergencies). They can't just show up and do a surprise check.
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2y ago
That last step doesn't need to happen to both: * destroy your life * let a real criminal get away "in exchange for a few minutes of fun" is absolutely not worth enriching some dicks that don't care if I live, die, or get
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2y ago
Yep. "We found his hair. He matches the profile and has the same car just send it so we can close this case."
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The fact that he was already charged and behind bars reinfores my point.
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2y ago
People regularly get convicted on far less evidence.
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2y ago
It's all fun and games until someone finds your hair at a crime scene. Sprinkle in a bit of 'a white toyota was spotted leaving and he also owns a white Toyota' and you're in for an adventure.
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2y ago
Sometimes the TOTP is forced on me for a service I really don't care about. That's most of mine, actually.
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2y ago
They arent dead! Diy 8ghz (sampling) oscilloscope with tunneling diodes https://hackaday.io/project/167292-8-ghz-sampling-oscillosco...
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2y ago
> I am just mildly annoyed that solution to prove I am human is to effectively give last parts of me that are. What a poetic way to put it.
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