Ekaros

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751.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Just need to get around to understand that on many subjects big companies are not uniform block... They all have their own goals and ways of profit. Other than exploiting the consumers and state.
752.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I can't believe that no one has ever tried that one before... So do we now roll back all of the previous copyright cases where downloading music with bittorrent has been prosecuted?
753.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Live smaller. Look examples from cage living from say Hong Kong. You can survive in capsule. You should not really ask for more space.
754.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
35-40% considering their population and Africa still not getting their people to same consumption level as west seems entirely reasonable.
755.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I have largely gotten to idea that education never made elites. It was just signal most of time for someone who already belonged to elite class. From this people started to think that getting education would mean to become elite. But this w
756.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Financial manipulation of markets... And even there it is probably half pure luck and other half inertia...
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Looking at VR and Meta. They absolutely can be wrong. So even after investing what seems to be enough, there might not be any payoff.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Doing some security work now. And it seems half of my problems are because some other site get to run any random code so they might call my site. And I have to protect against that. I am somewhat annoyed. Why is this design acceptable in f
759.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Fundamentally I feel whole "web" as in anything running in browser is insane an broken security wise. When you allow mostly arbitrary code to run when you load a page... Well it can do mostly arbitrary things and everyone else nee
760.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Can't say I can observe this with a few years old ones. Even with shelves having reasonable amount of magazines or bigger books.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Finland too. Fundamentally it is putting food safety over profits. Eggs being salmonella free is based on regular testing and culling infected flocks. It is a process that need constant work.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
I agree. At least take of "Yes messages are stored on our servers" is honest. And if they are accessed by anything else than limited subpoena is policy or legal issue.
763.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Fundamentally actual E2EE is complicated problem. And probably not very user friendly. It is full of technical trade-offs. And mistakes are very common. Or they lead to situations that people do not want. Like if you lost your phone or it b
764.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I wonder could we do something like this with USA. Really get them going against each other. Split up all states from each other. And maybe even split the states themselves to be smaller. Then we could exploit the resources there and ship t
765.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
You could have reasonable legal system where privacy is guaranteed. But you do not need end to end encryption for that to be thing. It really is orthogonal issue.
766.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Why does kph sound like most cursed option. kilo per hour? Kilo what? kilowatt, kilogram? kilolitres? Well it is most likely in context, but still when I stop and think about it it feels icky.. I can accept p instead of /. But just ent
767.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I think regular time is always the correct option. If you want to move work start time. Regulate that. Schools, government institutions and public transport can all be directed. The rest will likely follow on recommendation. See for period
768.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Isn't this just the often repeated "free speech does not mean freedom from consequences". So this is exactly what left wants. They are not prevented from saying things. They just lose money over them. As free speech only appl
769.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
That would work. Reasonable power balance would be reached. And negotiations could happen from equal perspective.
770.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Anti-nuclear proliferation should now be treated as crime against humanity. Nuclear proliferation is only way to ensure world peace. Every single country should get nukes and capability to use them against each others. And be fully ready to
771.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I think fundamental truth is that live streaming live content was never financially great business. Most popular creators could make it out, but platforms have heavy costs.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Finnish system works like that. If central system is down I can still log in to bank. But I can not log into say tax or healthcare system.
773.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
B. But those neutered thin clients do not have enough ram to run software anyway even if all the real computation is in the cloud.
774.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Maliciously thinking allowing this increase billable. Thus it increases the bottom line and make stock go up... Which is good for vesting...
775.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Boiling water is mostly same as boiling anything. So I would just have "boiling". No need for "boiling water". I see no reason why boiling water could not just be covered by whatever general boiling entry covers.
776.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Not just Amazon. Every retailer and seller wants to keep their 80% margins(manufacturing price wise).
777.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Or more so semi-online games. With some components that should be fully playable offline. There is no reason why these offline components shouldn't continue to operate when servers are shutdown.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Maybe not open source it. But at least allow it to operate in offline manner where for one time purchases you do not have any license checks that stop it from operating. I do not expect things like cloud sync to continue. But at least I sho
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
It won't. Demand is being pushed forward. That means that longer this situation take longer it will take for prices to recover to same levels.
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by Ekaros 8mo ago
Sounds like decision fatigue problem will hit rather quickly. Maybe after 5th or 10th time everything is good... And then it will happen anyway.

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