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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Less so if the US is going to try to request current (prior?) allies to assist in a war against Iran which has already been declared 'won' and was recommended against by pretty much everyone outside of current participants.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
It's because it was killed before it's time, and there was a known plan for the overall story arc (which was at least semi-satisfied by Serenity). It had developed a fan base that were hungry for more, and then it was cancelled, l
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
They already are aren't they? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15643983/Trump-depl... https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/why-th... https://arch
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I take your point, but I'll also make the point that I'm organised and relatively self disciplined when it comes to spending. If I have to check my back account before any big expenditures, whilst on the go and requiring a smart p
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Phones are to computers what Twitter was to blogs.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Do you have a write up of the software you used to do this? Was it just using Android apps or did you flash GrapheneOS or PostmarketOS onto it first? Is it permanently plugged into power (risking spicy pillow scenarios)?
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
You don't have a laptop or desktop for those things? Whilst I may not represent the average person, I have no need to check bank statements or manage insurance immediately, so I can wait until I'm at a 'real' computer to
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
That entire description sounds worthless to any positive direction of humanity. Therefore probably rapaciously profitable Very sad face.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I've made the switch to GrapheneOS and, similarly, find few inconveniences (in fact, none, really) with it. Everything that I want it to work with as a daily driver works for me (this does not include paying via NFC with Google wallet
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I've found it mind boggling for at least a decade (since solar panels started being a relatively normal consumer addition to the home) that a transition to electric and away from fossil fuels hasn't been an, essentially, national
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Prior to the war beginning there was a higher percentage of discussion of the Epstein Files.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Know they sheep, the better to keep them penned.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
And Meta employees have re-watched the footage of you performing that act a number of times.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Apologies, bad joke. I thought the context was good enough.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Do you have two middle initials, both starting with d?
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Pretty much. I think there's also a responsibility on the part of the network owner to restrict obviously malicious traffic. Allow anonymous people to connect to your network and then perform port scans? I don't really want any tr
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Additional explanation: this is primarily a personal setup. There would be a lot of refinement and contingencies to implement something like this for corporate / business. Having said that, I still exist on the ruthless side of blockin
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Good network admins have contingencies for contingencies for contingencies.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Sounds like making IPv6 more commonly used is part of the solution. Reduce the importance of IPv4 and the stranglehold of big conglomerates is forcibly relaxed (in this context at least). I don't like that I've ignored IPv6 for so
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
100% agree with your point regarding long term ownership allowing for meaningful reputation. I don't necessarily think that's 'no way to run the internet' or even 'no way to run anything', in that people can ch
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I haven't manually reviewed my lists for a while, but I did similar checks for X IP addresses detected from within a /24 block to determine whether I should just block the whole /24. Manual reviewing like this also helped me
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Yeah, my setup is purely for my own security reasons and interests, so there's very little downside to my scorched earth approach. I do, however, think that if there was a more widespread scorched earth approach then the issues like th
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I have my own system of IP reputation whereby if an IP address hits one of my systems with some probe or scan that I didn't ask for, then it's blocked for 12 months. https://github.com/UninvitedActivity/Uninvi
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
In the immortal words of Zapp Brannigan: https://youtu.be/DH_gPGl5FF4
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
There are plenty of people who find it convenient to listen to the current administration, and these people vote. I just hope they remain in a minority in my country. It's always a close run race though... And a 'more conservative
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
So we won't be able to fight air wars over the last remaining pieces of arable land. I'm convinced.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Recycling someone else's quote: "The economy is a wholly owner subsidiary of the environment" Many people use the 'but the economy' argument (including my mother in law, maddeningly) without seeming to have any remo
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Can we hope that the Strait of Hormuz remains essentially blocked to oil exports for an extended amount of time...?
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Add The Thirteenth Floor and eXistenZ to the initial list of movies.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
> Nobody has to take ethics during undergrad anymore I guess... Especially not when certain people in positions of great power say things like "stupid rules of engagement" when referring to acts of war.

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