Hizonner

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1411.
by Hizonner 6y ago
"Capture the energy". They haven't even looked at that step. Laser fusion is about the least promising, most impractical possible approach to building a power reactor, even if you do manage to get ignition. Since at least the
1412.
by Hizonner 6y ago
You're doubling down on your ignorance, arrogance, and lack of imagination. The major non-corporate-drone use of VPNs is to confuse the site you're communicating with about where you are, not to conceal the content of the traffic.
1413.
by Hizonner 6y ago
No, it's hard to make ridiculously out-of-proportion amounts of money, create artificial concentration, and deliver extended exponential growth of individual enterprises. And of course it's hard to even make a living when all your
1414.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Sure, it will work fine for (many) corporate drones. Who gives a damn about corporate drones? "Company intranets" are only one of many uses for VPNs... and a boring one at that.
1415.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Tor does not, never has, and never has even tried to, capture "ALL" of the traffic on any OS. It's just a SOCKS proxy, period. If you ever thought Tor could do that, you were just wrong. There are various third party add-ons
1416.
by Hizonner 6y ago
> Be usefully integrated with confluence. Ew.
1417.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Their tears of unfathomable sadness are delicious.
1418.
by Hizonner 6y ago
It's whatever you see it as being. Consensus reality is boring.
1419.
by Hizonner 6y ago
The first "damning" sentence throws out a sensationalistic claim about "bloodshed and suffering". This is not mentioned again in the article, is certainly not substantiated in the article, and doesn't look like it&#
1420.
by Hizonner 6y ago
That shit is really fucking transparent. Let's see how they try to paint this as damaging to the young. Remember, they're building up to talk about how bad isolation is for The Children(TM). > The results (to name a few) includ
1421.
by Hizonner 6y ago
The point of the comment is that it would take like 3 words to identify what the thing is, so that you could save everybody who doesn't know what it is from having to do a bunch of research to figure out whether it's interesting
1422.
by Hizonner 6y ago
So, you're an example of the worst of both worlds. Regardless of whatever small accommodations you may make, you apparently consume at a first-world level, because "all doing our part" seems to indicate that you're not d
1423.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Too simplistic. Based on the generally available reports, and based on prior probabilities given the way this stuff has tended to work all over the world, I tentatively believe something close to this: There is forced re-education, forced d
1424.
by Hizonner 6y ago
That's because the "designers" don't give a shit about the users' actual needs. They just want the thing to be pretty. They'll also fuck with it every once in a while, making random pointless changes, just to k
1425.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Seems like the real story is that Amazon feels like it can tell you what software you can use to manage the storage you've bought.
1426.
by Hizonner 6y ago
Sandboxing doesn't actually solve the biggest security problems, because most systems are there to run applications. That means that the interesting things on those systems are inside of some application's sandbox. It doesn&#x27
1427.
by Hizonner 8y ago
> physically stolen from you and never recovered ... or taken out of service and scrapped/resold/otherwise leaves your control. Which all drives eventually will.