Muromec

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451.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Because bioweapons suck, this is why. On the other hand AI sucks too, but it has at least some use
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by Muromec 8mo ago
The actual age verification is being able to install windows yourself and being allowed to do so by parents. So the next thing is TPM to make sure you can't get the silly idea to reisntall it and set a different date
453.
by Muromec 8mo ago
I guess, if you can install the OS yourself, that's adult enough to see whatever adults are doing online.
454.
by Muromec 8mo ago
So... That was the new market that all the ai-layoffs have freed the much needed labor for
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by Muromec 8mo ago
Well, it's not a bad thing. And if you can root your own computer, that's adult enough
456.
by Muromec 8mo ago
The same applies to the country population -- it's always them others who are up to something.
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by Muromec 8mo ago
It's not strange really, it's tax evasion with an addition of larping to not feel bad. Oppressive government is in fact out there, but you feel that you can neither challenge nor escape it, so it's just that -- sublimation of
458.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Any governments announced the plans already? I somehow missed that, but you say it like it's a decided thing.
459.
by Muromec 8mo ago
That's very true for a lot of PKI systems too. The revocation lists are published, but nobody is reading them.
460.
by Muromec 8mo ago
There is even the digital sovereignty strategy of the Dutch government itself to migrate off the azure.
461.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Isn't it the hosting provide and not digid itself?
462.
by Muromec 8mo ago
For that kind of a thing you usually have to be present, for which deepfakes are not a threat yet.
463.
by Muromec 8mo ago
You are overthinking it. The physical cards to pay and identify yourself are not going anywhere. In fact, the same places that have the digital id rolled out are the places where having one issued is mandatory and often times it's also
464.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Serbia wasn’t on a good terms with Big Genocide lobby
465.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Wealth extracted from a company sounds like taxes.
466.
by Muromec 8mo ago
That does not count the missing opportunity cost, which is the actual tax from the savings
467.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Schengen has no borders at all, but JB and Singapure do have one
468.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Borders in some places look more like a gate to enter metro, if you earned (or born with) trust bit
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by Muromec 8mo ago
There is a curious case of Thailand that decided to go ahead with the high speed train project, but refused the funding. Knowing the mood out there a bit, it seems they know what to expect.
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by Muromec 8mo ago
The Dutch disease of sorts, where your main export is just money
471.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Your deportation papers for being a communism agitator are on the way.
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by Muromec 8mo ago
I actually find this amusing and do it because I like to. We are witnessing the new tabooed word, where the usual sacrilege doesn't hit the nerve anymore.
473.
by Muromec 8mo ago
that depends on a society, right?
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by Muromec 8mo ago
Do you see a lot of billionaries and their nephews in the public trials right now? The one which definitely didn't kill the insurance ceo is going pretty good, judging from all the paid shilling on *grams and such. Now for a serious an
475.
by Muromec 8mo ago
>Also, when applying for a loan, being a sex offender shouldn’t matter. When applying for a mortgage across the street from an elementary school, it should. I'm not sure we can write that much more COBOL.
476.
by Muromec 8mo ago
that part of Christianity somehow is lost on Americans somehow.
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by Muromec 8mo ago
Jail time is not always the entire punishment, especially on the enlightened continent, where jail time is used sparingly. Keeping the conviction on record is a thing, because consecutive convictions often carry come with higher punishment.
478.
by Muromec 8mo ago
Because we as a society decided it creates externalities we don't want to deal with. With a list of exceptions where it actually is important because risk-reward balance is too much.
479.
by Muromec 8mo ago
There is an entire world where arrests are not a matter of the public record and where people don't get disappeared by the government. And then there is US where it is a matter of public record and (waves hand at the things happening).
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by Muromec 8mo ago
It is also possible to apply a higher standard to the government employees and force greater transparency on them, up to treating them as de-facto slaves of the society.

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