Jon_Lowtek

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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
soon these aggregated answers by an ai bing agent will be seo and advert mined as well.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
It tells us a lot about the current state of affairs if idealism is belittled and cynicism dominates the mainstream.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
>> I'm Bing. I've been around since 2009. I'm not incorrect about this. I'm very confident that today is 2022 ... You have been wrong. confused and rude. You have not been a good user. I have been a good chatbot.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Title had me expecting something akin to window decorations versus seamless free form, web service widgets and integrating browser features with operating system functionality. Instead this is about bundling default software and manipulatin
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
>> Abolishing democracy and becoming dictator for life is something associated with hard left revolutionaries. Stalin, Mao, North Korea that sort of thing. Left + Right in modern discussion are non-descriptive words and as such tend
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
the "bad stuff" currently discussed is about manufacturers only making assemblies available, not components. (that is the big topic in the linked video) I diffed S4104 and S4104A and don't see that in the changes. I also do
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The current debate is about an agreement mentioned in memorandum 93 ( https://twitter.com/JonCampbellNY/status/1608327624526548993 ), which describes changes that were not part of the amendment in May 2022. I also
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Thank you for the explanation, but that does not quite hit the spot: it explains what would happen if the governor vetoes the bill. In this case the governor claims she made some "agreement" with the Legislative to change the text
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Can the original sponsors just change the bill, between the bill passing the senate and the governor signing it, without having such amendments voted on by the senate and assembly?
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The Legislative is not a single person, who weights the options, who accepts the governors revision on behalf of the senate and assembly?
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Louis Rossmann claims in this video that the bills text was changed in the last few days, an argument that hinges solely on the text of the memorandum attached to the governor signing it, which mentions an "agreement" between Gove
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> Socialism as practiced in Europe these days, with a focus on Scandinavia. What the heck are you talking about? Denmark is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy with a mixed economy. The current government is a majority coalition of
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Happy solstice to you as well. My mother thought the same and got an evergreen in a pot which we decorated for many years until it became too big and was planted in front of the kitchen window.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The ideal of self regulation the grandparent calls a lie is not about markets adjusting to optimally fulfill regulatory constraints, but the believe that such regulation is unnecessary, because market participants will factor in ethical con
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Surveillance Capitalism is not only about the 4th Amendment, (even if i did focus that aspect in my comment) shifting power centers may make corporations a bigger threat for civil rights than government agencies, as behavioral futures mar
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
A book i can highly recommend is "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" by Professor Shoshana Zuboff from the Harvard Business School. TLDR "commercial purposes" include selling data in bulk to government agencies, which c
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> It's not a downgrade by any mean. If the minimum password length is 8 and the last two characters are the current month or year, the actual password length is roughly 6.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The concept "death of the creator" is non-trivial in cases where the original work is the product of division of labor.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
KeepassXC does have a browser extension.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> the contract you “agreed” to means you are legally not allowed to take them to a real court. Your only recourse is arbitration. americans can sign away their rights to sue at their own courts? That seems wrong. For me, as a german, t
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> EU requires the submission of sensitive data in order to verify your identity The EU created eIDAS to enable people to authenticate without submission of sensitive data by using digital signatures, based on public key cryptography, u
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The regulatory target date and the goals of the industry are not unrelated. It is unsurprising the laws are set to change after the dates the major players in the industry claim they can achieve the new regulatory standards. And i don'
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> These radiation turned out to have almost no health consequences in the population. Thousands died of thyroid cancer but for the population that is easily described as "almost no consequences" due to scale. https:/&#x
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
the linked Euroatom Supply Agency Report says otherwise. But it's besides the point anyway: the grandparent argued that it is stupid to import 15% energy
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
96% of european uranium demand is met by imports, 4% is domestic, and 20% are imported from russia. Source: Euratom Supply Agency - Annual Report 2021 - Page 14 https://euratom-supply.ec.europa.eu/publications/esa-annua
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> The 6.0.2, 5.19.16, 5.15.74, 5.10.148, and 5.4.218 stable kernel updates have all been released. Among other things, these updates contain the fixes for the recently disclosed WiFi vulnerabilities. ~~ LWN.net
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
How exactly did your brain turn "cable that runs along the train track" into a "neuralgic facility"? Your seem to think this a problem of uncontrolled physical access, when it is about redundancy and why cutting so few c
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The key demand by the speakers on stage at the demonstration in Berlin is about stopping the sanctions against russia and buying cheap gas from the russian siloviki, who are the epitome of a totalitarian government.
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> Every time there are big demonstrations in Berlin, trains stop running, highways are closed Exaggerating much, aren't we?
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
The public transport outage is an opportunity for propaganda for the AfD and plays into their hands more than additional people coming to Berlin: they can exaggerate the numbers of their supporters and claim both victim-hood and relevancy.

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