Garvi

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by Garvi 2y ago
Anyone know a good resource for searching through old DEFCON presentations? There's a couple I'd like to link in such cases, which will of course be swiftly taken down by the Dan, but maybe some lost soul will get the hint.
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by Garvi 2y ago
My point stands then :)
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by Garvi 2y ago
Would you care to elaborate with any source for this claim? Otherwise I have to crown this the dumbest thing that I've read on the internet this week. I see the HN moderation is doing a great job at keeping the triple digit IQs away.
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by Garvi 2y ago
The real info in this thread is in the flagged and dead comments that were removed by moderation "for your safety". To see those you need to be both logged in and have showdead set to "yes" in your settings.
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by Garvi 2y ago
You've lost all objectivity on this.
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by Garvi 2y ago
What you are doing is proving my point.
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by Garvi 2y ago
That's exactly like the travel advisories to the US for EU firms. If it bothers you this much, why this Don Quixote act, why not do something about it where you actually can? Otherwise it's just bashing the Chinese for internet ha
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by Garvi 2y ago
Damn, this topic got downvoted onto the 3rd page by the HN hive mind in no time. Right after: SQLSync – collaborative offline-first wrapper around SQLite, 16 points, 20 hours old ..must have a hell of a lot of downvotes.
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by Garvi 2y ago
From the article: > Satellites positioned closer to Earth in LEO can swiftly target and track objects on the ground, providing both low-latency communication and high-resolution sensing capabilities. They also hold the potential for offe
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by Garvi 2y ago
I'm presuming(hoping) you're US American and not European. Have fun with that attitude on your next election. I'll be consuming a lot of popcorn.
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by Garvi 2y ago
You chose an awfully complicated way to say something that's most simple: "Everyone's wrong". And if that's your point, it's a cheap cop out. I don't think you worry about the Russian citizens of Ukraine m
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by Garvi 2y ago
You mean the ICC that Biden just announced is going to be sanctioned for being dishonest? The ICC the US has an Act about attacking in case US war criminals be held there? The court that keeps ignoring regular illegal US invasions of foreig
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by Garvi 2y ago
It's hard to believe, but the times of "If I won't do it, someone else will." are back and it seems people forgot the lesson. It is my honest opinion that anyone who works on such weapons is a monster. 3 years ago this t
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by Garvi 3y ago
People believing admins when they claim moderation and censorship is out of their hands and the result of a faulty system they have no control over, has to take the cake for this years distortion of reality. Fact is very specific topics are
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by Garvi 3y ago
Another example of a defense mechanism: The strawman falacy. In other terms: That guy that said all moderation is bad - you sure showed him. Somehow all the disinformation that gets posted on US economic rivals gets unmoderated, while all t
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by Garvi 3y ago
People thanking the censor and exposing their defense mechanisms is quite the dystopian sight. I guess I must be one of those paid instigators and every positive feedback I receive is from people I personally brought in from the outside. Th
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by Garvi 3y ago
Me too, buddy. Unfortunately I've had enough of my posts removed not to bother anymore. There is no free debate on HN, only a guided one with one side being amplified with the other hidden away. The mindless audience then adapts their
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by Garvi 3y ago
What the actual heck? I thought this was declared illegal everywhere in the EU? How and when did this happen and how did I miss this? Figures it would be Germany leading the charge in something this corrupt. Is this happening in other EU co
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by Garvi 3y ago
> I struggle with the freedom for personal choice to do what you want vs the collective better situation we get to form for ourselves as a society by banning these things I'd say for many things it's no choice at all and it&#x2
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by Garvi 3y ago
Are you suggesting submissiveness to be an expression of strength and independence?
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by Garvi 3y ago
It would seem Spain lacks the political spine to even be outraged. Very telling indeed, but of much deeper problems here in the EU. I'm positive every single individual in this thread that is justifying these actions, would have the op
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by Garvi 3y ago
Apple customers are the fur wearers of the tech world.
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by Garvi 3y ago
Trusting companies to do the right thing has always been humanities most shameful indulgence. Having been lied to 20 times in a row and still trusting the 21st time is a sign of other problems. It is a good indicator of a populations submis
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by Garvi 3y ago
> Fwiw, Without detail, your comment is automatically presumed in category 2 I presume only by people who don't know what yellow journalism is as I was quite clear as to why I believe the guardian to be a failing rag.
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by Garvi 3y ago
I would not recommend Safari as I have completely stopped supporting it many years ago due to Apples hostile approach towards developers and the fact it's broken beyond internet explorer levels and has been in this sorry state for at l
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by Garvi 3y ago
That's interesting. Was that in a public school? Would you be willing to share your state and if you believe your experience represents a national average or is above/below the national average in regards to "at what age do c
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by Garvi 3y ago
> Reconnaissance aircraft are a dramatically more economical I really don't see how they could be reality. Do you have any specific arguments or sources for this claim? > Those sensors cost tens to hundreds of millions of dollars
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by Garvi 3y ago
I remember some time ago watching an episode of the Joe Rogan show(it had some comedic value back then) He and his friends were talking about the MIT admittance exam, pointing out the square root in the maths problem as an indication that t
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by Garvi 3y ago
I understand it is a drone. You have a point there, but only marginally, as current rocket tech is making rapid deployment of satellites a breeze. I'm not talking about Musks or the Chinese reusable rockets - the military doesn't
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by Garvi 3y ago
I would argue this is obsolete technology (extremely high-res satellite cameras, low altitude drones) primarily intended for poaching of public funds. Is there any indication this thing will be able to do anything current methods cannot for

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