MrBodangles

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by MrBodangles 3y ago
The whole encrypted internet relies on a chain of trust for certs, and the public keys are already publicly available for every client to validate a servers keys and generate a NEW session encryption key (handshake). Looks like this project
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
I've actually had this question for a while regarding the JWST and newly discovered distant galaxies being stated as 13+ billion years old — isn't our estimation of their age based on the distance the light has traveled (red shift
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
Not at all. It's a test to discern journalistic integrity of the writer/publication; not whether or not the headline is true/false. Fake news uses loaded (emotionally charged) words and tends to assert its conclusions as thou
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
Has it even been proven that insects retain “memories” as we know them? The question always leads back to 1 of 2 options. 1) insects are biological robots and their “instinct” is akin to a program executing code based on the I/O of the
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
The simplistic design of the UI is great. It just needs a better UX (especially mobile).
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
I came across a standard notes blog recently about how they “migrated” to a single codebase by relegating RN to render a single component of their web view, which is the same view that’s rendered in their desktop app and website, using a na
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
It’s called “embodied energy” and is notoriously difficult to calculate due to globalisation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embodied_energy Corporations promoted offshoring/outsourcing specifically to move their
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
“Shake to undo” also doesn’t work more often than it does. You’d assume an OS-specific keyboard interaction would work anywhere there’s text input, but no!
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
This is the entire reason behind so many corporations and elites pushing the “back to work” narrative. To mitigate the hundreds of billions in loses they face with commercial real estate.
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
Nice. I’m guessing that’ll barely cover a years worth of filtration (which they won’t ever spend it on anyway). What about the next 100 years? Let them profit because oligarchy?
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
The government forms policy around capital [0]. Only when popular opinion “aligns” with capital does it succeed. This is the same everywhere, just to varying degrees. Either way, civilization as we know it is wholly reliant on fossil fuels
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
It was always obvious this would be the result, because spez is a manchild narcissist, thus incapable of understanding he is unfit for leadership… Though I doubt most of Reddit’s senior management is any better, given the way they’ve comple
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
“This is fine” https://climatecasino.net/2023/06/wtf-is-happening-an-overvi... This sure doesn’t look like a “rapid” reduction either https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-co2-emissions-pe
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by MrBodangles 3y ago
One of the core problems with nuclear is the size and scale of risk posed by cost cutting and neglect over its lifetime, especially the waste. People neither trust for-profit enterprises or present/future governments with that sort of