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9y ago
Great, I’m fine with that. While we’re at it can taxpayers stop paying for stadiums?
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9y ago
Maybe releasing the nam-shub of Enki in SV would be wise.
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9y ago
Accelerated by us, and about to consume us whole.
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9y ago
Add in uMatrix for the ideal experience IMO.
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9y ago
You would be just shocked at the “cult of virginity” in places as far from Abrahamic traditions as Japan.
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9y ago
Rubber hose...
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9y ago
Set a value on the info, statutory value, and suddenly a breach can bankrupt you, you seek insurance, and the insurerers want due diligence of your infosec.
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9y ago
Just set a value on the data, a monetary value, and the rest will naturally emerge through insurance and due diligence by insurers.
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9y ago
A fair portion of the world actually already eats cactus on a regular basis.
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To me it just sounded like talk designed to pump the price now.
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Some Already Do, But Eating Cactus May Become Mainstream Under Global Pressures. Not perfect, but it took me 10 seconds, and of course, is less inviting to clicks.
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9y ago
The downside is that you don’t get to support the media you enjoy through purchase or Netflix metrics, that kind of thing. It probably skews the ability of streaming services et al to learn what people who know how to pirate watch. Given th
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9y ago
So is pot, but it’s doing alright.
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9y ago
I believe there must be something like a monetary reward, or a reward worth money, or Mozilla was insane to do this. Volunteer advertising seems like a strange position for Mozilla.
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9y ago
This is just going to lead to another massive wave of ~privacy~ piracy (thanks for the correction), and it’s harder to win people back from free than hold them to begin with.
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A Return to Yaghnob Valley
(roadsandkingdoms.com)
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I don’t think that this is something we get to define at this late date of human social evolution, just because the alternative would be to accept the reality of your isolation. Ergo, I’m not deciding anything, just explaining what I believ
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9y ago
When you die, how effective are you going to be at telling everyone you consider your friends that you've passed on? Do you have an email list right now that someone could use to share that news and hit 100% of your friends? Yes, and
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I can’t imagine a group of people and less trust and want to manage my relationships at that level than the people who run Facebook. If I’m being honest I can’t think of a third-party I’d like to relegate that responsibility to, not that I
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But they were relying on the algorithm to do those things. Which has to be the textbook definition of “not friendship.”
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The first thing makes money, the second just improves lives. Guess which is a priority in the halls of power?
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It has produced fascinating models and really useful tools, not to mention compelling questions, but it’s still mostly not falsifiable in anything like a foreseeable future, and that is a huuuuuge problem.
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9y ago
Rubber Hose beats Crypto yet again.
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The Amargosa River Defies the Desert
(nytimes.com)
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Given the scope of criminal activity using the net now, 3 is surely non-trivial.
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The English in this article is oddly broken.
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When the Cure Is the Cause: The Case of the Green Hairy Tongue
(undark.org)
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“Turkeys don’t vote for Christmas.” Just to bookend your excellent quote.
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And would you really watch other people's children starve and die and not give them anything?( I’m in a good position to help, but let’s say that I was also* desperate and starving and so were my children? If I have to choose between
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You mentioned two places which have troublesome levels of both amphetamine abuse among workers, and in the case of Japan, has a word for “working oneself to death.”
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