Ms-J

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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Exactly. It is my device. End of story. If I could point out, the vast majority of people you see writing things as stupid as that are either have a huge stake in the company/industry or the government. Thanks for all of your other com
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
What is this steaming pile of shit? Android and Google are bending their customers over a table and ramming it into their asses. If a device doesn't allow the user full control, then it isn't your device. You are renting it from a
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
When a LLM tells me I'm right for something I'm not completely certain about, I know that means it will lie at every turn to justify its answer. I think only some small percentage of the more dumb users would get attached to somet
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
This is great. It couldn't happen to a more corrupt person and organization! The Handala group has promised even more. Get it while it's hot!
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Real link from Handala (dead): https://handala-team.to/kash-patel-current-director-of-the-f... Archive: https://archive.ph/ILFFH Download: https://link.storjshare.io/raw/jxoxwyp7qosgdwl
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
While it's appreciated, that isn't the original link and Ddos "secrets" gate keeps info to people they personally allow. The person who runs it also has been to court for a name change, citing something along the lines o
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by Ms-J 6mo ago
Of course it's allowed. The gov will happily steal and buy all of your info. No problem to have it done to them.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
Until we stop them.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
Maybe it is time to make start a prediction market? Any time a scumbag politician tries this again: "Mr. Jones, secretary of communications for the state, TTL (Time-to-live) left. 2 Hours? 1 Day? 1 Week?" It would stop fast. Anyon
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
Another failed war with the USA fighting to the death for israel. Why does this happen? It is because israel blackmails American politicians. It would be better to show all the dirty shit to the public than for the world to die for israel.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
This was amazing in it's effect. Please do this again for the next series of less than substantive comments elsewhere :)
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
All solid advice. I would like to add as a reminder to encrypt all devices as well. Leave as little plaintext data as possible. Veracrypt has the ability to create hidden volumes, regardless of OS.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
This is a good feature for getting past blocks. I'm happy that this RFC is published.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
While it's nice to have somewhat of a choice between terrible and bad, we need a Linux based OS that doesn't depend on Google at all. While I'm at it, I don't trust GrapheneOS. The devs injecting certain types of politic
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
"but... but... trust me!" By the way, if you look at this thread you can see Cape has deployed narrative control.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
Someone doesn't need to work for Palantir or the military to understand that cellular security is fundamentally broken and completely insecure. That is a lot of highly polished for the camera media you dropped into that post. The way t
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
I've looked into this company before and when I saw who was behind it and on the team it was an immediate red flag to never use or trust this company. Look at who Doyle has worked for previously and what connections he has. Palantir an
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
ClosedAI isn't worth even a million at the end of the day. Open source models catch up quickly and eventually even large models could be run locally.
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by Ms-J 7mo ago
Any time you "verify" your identity you are giving it to scum bags such as this. Your biographic data will leak to every hacker and every government world wide.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
It is such a shame where Firefox is and is headed these days. It could have been a browser for the people, instead it's an advertising machine, similar to Chrome. Icecat/Iceweasel are sane alternatives. Unofficial binaries can be
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
Did anyone expect different from an AI fraud? I took one look at this grifter's speech when I first heard his name and knew he was trash before he could finish his thought.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
It's how commercial software tries to get big and a lot of undeserved, free goodwill these days.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
Make the demo with enough capabilities is one place to start.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
While it is nice that you say you will eventually open source it, I'm concerned that there is a need for an account to use the free options. Most software could be used great without an account and collecting all of our private data. A
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
Thanks for linking I did read that but my thought was I had the option to specifically unflag a post that was flagged by a different user. Maybe it was only the way you were describing but from the link I had provided it seems the other use
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
Maybe I am not understanding your comment but I did not flag anything. When someone flagged a comment I used to have the option to unflag. The same that is described in the link in the topic post.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
There is always buyers or ways to utilize the cargo. There are many countries that would happily take in the oil for a sizeable discount. Groups also when the host country wants a layer of deniability.
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Ask HN: Unflag a Post Gone
1 points by Ms-J 8mo ago|4 comments
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
With a small bribe they will be allowed in. No one is caring about the silly flag.
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by Ms-J 8mo ago
If the crew is mistreated they should sell the boat and all of the contents, including the oil. Yes, many countries don't have the capacity to refine a large amount, but there are many simple techniques such as even heating the oil tha

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