DaSHacka

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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   I don't agree, I was born in the 2000s and I still think the 90s (or 80s) was the golden age of computing at large (and programming, with it). So many dedicated, intelligent people who loved computing for computing's sake. The opp
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   The time most see as being the "golden age" was in the 1990's, before many of these big tech companies existed. Or at the very least, before all of them truly got to be "big" tech.
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   Sounds like a great idea; good luck with that.
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   I agree, an adtech monopoly is surely much better for society
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   > Who said good riddance? Sounds like you ...
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   Because then you get situations like OP and that happened with Tea?
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   They posted an official response: https://www.teaforwomen.com/data-breach
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   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   > going 90 in 120 region of highway without any reason, presumably saving last bits of battery (that has at least some rationale, if they do it due to ie fear then they should not be driving or having license). Was very concerned until
9. 669.▲
   by DaSHacka 1y ago

   > They have shared IP address information before [1]. They have also shared information about the owner of a Proton Mail account with the FBI before. Any other mail provider can, and most certainly has, done the same thing when forced by
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > Ross Ulbricht's indictment relied in part on deanonymization through Tor likely performed by timing analysis at the global backbone level, but the investigating agency (FBI) conveniently isn't required to reveal their methods
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    In the future?
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    "Allegedly"
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    There's far, far more to that argument than just the size of our economies.
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Isn't this just a standard pgp web of trust? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_of_trust
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > Republicans not always do what the electorate wants. > > Abortion, gun control and releasing the Epstain list are have popular support but the are against it. No they're not, though? At least, amongst their voterbase. The Ep
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > I dont think immigration is the reason for the job market sucking. theres no jobs to apply to, theres no jobs to take from americans in the first place Are you sure about that? Microsoft recently laid off 9,000 American workers while a
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    The "nazi stuff" is sexually deviant?
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Because of an anime chatbot?
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Me
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Well screw all of us that like using em dashes, I guess.
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    I'd imagine they would say: "if you find that difficult, then yes"
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Well, 100% of the ones sent to El Salvador
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Not everyone is an immigrant, illegal or otherwise.
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Genuine question; if you cant tell, why does it matter?
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    I have to imagine it would turn out better than than what we currently have, which is an increasingly negative trend to nothingness.
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > All it would take is a significantly effective worm to destroy bitcoin. But hypers gonna hype. As opposed to any other modern financial system with significant liquidity in digital assets? I fail to see how substantial private ownershi
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    It just benefitted from the Kleenex/Google effect due to being the first real mainstream breakthrough of GPT tech among average users ("normies"). I expect, whether OpenAI is even still around in 15+ years or not, that my gra
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    Then feel free to donate to organizations to fund it now , and the rest of us that don't care just won't.
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > If there's one underlying axiom of western thought it is "question everything." I don't believe this, even for a second. How are those that truly do question everything treated? Well, as either looney conspiracy the
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    by DaSHacka 1y ago

    > Seems like an opening to build a SaaS to encourage kids to socialize. that's... not actually a terrible idea