RGamma

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by RGamma 1y ago
> selecting appropriate Tor exit nodes for each regional site So, a proxy? Onion routing doesn't really play a role for this use case.
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by RGamma 1y ago
Ex falso quodlibet.
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by RGamma 1y ago
Primordial black holes.
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by RGamma 1y ago
What's a couple dozen books (and video games) in my backlog when I have a thousand websites there?
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by RGamma 1y ago
In the news: Everything is out of whack and we're waiting for the next blowup. Who will hold the bags this time?
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by RGamma 1y ago
Public wealth vs private wealth. Trump has correctly identified that rising public debt is a problem, but not that the missing liquidity is trapped in his own class's pockets.
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by RGamma 1y ago
ZIRP/QE has ended.
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by RGamma 1y ago
I don't mean reaching for support. I mean setting up a scam like this. It seems so bottom of the barrel scummy, creative too, but mostly scummy. Imagine you have the creativity and criminal energy to conceptualize and operate something
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by RGamma 1y ago
How desperate one has to be...
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by RGamma 1y ago
HESOYAM
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by RGamma 1y ago
How would you think through complex scenarios otherwise? Like: "How does the current US president influence global welfare?" (relevant, but rather trite, I know). Genuinely curious how you could form an opinion or at least analyze
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by RGamma 1y ago
I can't quite get my head around not having an inner monologue. Mine's been around since I can remember. Its absence sounds quite scary to be honest.
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by RGamma 1y ago
> A coalition of major record labels has filed a lawsuit against the Internet Archive—demanding $700 million for our work preserving and providing access to historical 78rpm records. The fucking record labels at it again.
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by RGamma 1y ago
Isn't Harvard ultra-wealthy? Surely they can continue research for decades without external funding.
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by RGamma 1y ago
Even if traditional "digital world" SE mostly goes away, the capabilities causing that will make focus shift to automating virtually everything else very quickly, so we'd be in good company... Pivot into robotics?
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by RGamma 1y ago
Oh god...
227.
by RGamma 1y ago
Definitely having some problems right now (West EU). Edit: Resolved for me.
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by RGamma 1y ago
It's a mad world. Just build the tower, but take care to not get crushed when it topples.
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by RGamma 2y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wFmHs6dJPww
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by RGamma 2y ago
If this is actually true that's kinda insane. They seem trivial to honeypot for the police though (and then follow the trail to the leak).
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by RGamma 2y ago
The 15 min limit used to be a great hindrance though because everyone had to split their lengthier videos, and what substantial thought can you transmit within 15 minutes, really? Vine was the original TikTok.
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by RGamma 2y ago
[Fiction]
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by RGamma 2y ago
Luckily not having this problem, but Modern Standby is such a fucking shit show. I always quietly snickered at the people posting about hot laptops in their bags given that ACPI S3 has been working well for me these past years (finally!). T
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by RGamma 2y ago
My main lesson is that in (esp. macro) economics nobody knows what's really going on. Too many, too diverse things happening at breakneck speed.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Good example fow how the internet is/was made to connect. The thought almost feels quaint by now...
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by RGamma 2y ago
After some repeated encouragement.
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by RGamma 2y ago
And there's still quite a few fan sites and forums around!
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by RGamma 2y ago
In Germany: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbeitsbeschaffungsmaßnahme (use a translator, the English page only has generic info on job creation programs)
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by RGamma 2y ago
Some cryptographic trust anchor and a web of trust yes, government sponsored no.
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by RGamma 2y ago
monolith can work together with headless chromium. YMMV

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