Erlangolem

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by Erlangolem 9y ago
I didn’t ask you a question, I made a statement about you persistently attacking the strawman of “I can do what I want” when what’s been presented over and over is an ethical argument. You still seem to be (intentionally?) ignoring the dif
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Living Inside Adversary Networks(lawfareblog.com)
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Many of You Are Homesick–For a Place You’ve Never Been(atlasobscura.com)
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What Lava Lamps and Vinegarette Can Teach Us About Cell Biology(nature.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
You might want to consider talking to a lawyer, if only for just an hour, to hammer out the specific details.
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The Undercover Academic Keeping Tabs on ‘Predatory Publishing’(nature.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
Then never talk about any other group like "the Chinese", "the Russians" or "the Nazis" again either. Because these are also millions of diverse people too. One of those things is not like the other, two of t
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Company involved in FIU bridge that collapsed had safety complaints(lite.cnn.io)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
As someone with ADHD, very much what you’re saying. The original name for ADHD was “minimal brain damage” and that’s what it’s always felt like to me. Mathematical concepts are something I manage well, but I’m laughably bad at mental arithm
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Abusing Duo 2FA(pentestpartners.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
I don’t seriously have to explain the concept of two wrongs not making a right, do I? Hopefully by the same token, you’re not really confused by the notion of waiting a month before making something public, vs. being told to never release i
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
To this day, many are maimed and killed by US land mines in the region, and the US does not give a shit. My point is that’s it’s incorrect to speak of 330 million diverse people as collectively not giving a shit. I stand by that.
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
You still seem to be (intentionally?) ignoring the difference between permissible, and ethical.
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
Smart, I think I’d have more success trying this than just leaving the situation entirely. This is going to be a lot easier to pull off with non tech oriented friends than a speech about privacy and why I have to leave the room.
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How to Build a House on Mars (2016)(theatlantic.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
When you move fast and break things, sometimes what ends up broken is you. That’s probably a lesson which needs to be painfully re-learned by some. As you said, too many have been outrunning real consequences for a while, but that’s not som
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
...and have everyone else who knows you stop, and block their widgets and buttons that track you, and block any org that might leak, sell, or just share some of your info with them. I can’t stop a friend or just some rando at a party from u
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
I disagree, but I can’t see the value in pitting anecdote against anecdote. If you want to believe that the US’ history, geography, and demographics make it essentially the same as (to use my examples) Iceland, Japan, and Sweden, I doubt th
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An Engineer Reported Cracks on FIU Bridge 2 Days Before Deadly Collapse(time.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
You’re right, but the transformation is subject to the 2nd law of thermodynamics. The useful work you can do is diminished, and you’re left with entropy. Energy is neither created nor destroyed, but we don’t care about how much waste heat w
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
Have you ever been to Iceland? Sweden is remarkably united in their politics as well. Japan is much less politically and culturally diverse than most US states. Few countries are as geographically large and populous as the US either, even b
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Scientists Mimic Neural Tissue in Army-Funded Research(arl.army.mil)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
Just one point: there is no, “The US” as I’ve learned over time. The US is geographically vast, and full of hundreds of millions of people from wildly different backgrounds. Those poeple have politics ranging from Ghengis Khan, to Ghandi. T
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The Butterfly Bridge: Wright’s Unbuilt Bay Crossing for Cars and Pedestrians(99percentinvisible.org)
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Study May Find Moderate Drinking Is Healthy. Alcohol Industry Was Asked to Pay(nytimes.com)
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by Erlangolem 9y ago
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Living Inside Adversary Networks(lawfareblog.com)
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Miss Manhattan Redux(99percentinvisible.org)
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When Rome Fell, the Chief Culprits Were Climate and Disease. Sound Familiar?(undark.org)
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The Most Dangerous Things You Can See in Museums(atlasobscura.com)
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