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by RIMR 2y ago
I just watched Tour de Pharmacy, which I thought was parody, but now I'm not so sure.
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by RIMR 2y ago
The only thing I can think of is that they are collecting every single line of log data from every single production server with absolutely zero expiration so that they can backtrack any future attack with precision, maybe even finding the
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by RIMR 2y ago
I am having trouble understand how any organization could ever need a collection of logs larger than the size of the entire Internet Archive. 100PB is staggering, and the idea of filling that with logs, while entirely possible, just seems c
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by RIMR 2y ago
I like that we're not beating around the bush and admitting that businesses only donate money to causes they think will financially benefit them. That there are no altruistic actions by a business entity, everything is either an operat
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by RIMR 2y ago
You could read it that way, but she said "with sadness and devastation". You are taking some extreme liberties with your interpretation of what she's saying. The sentiment she's sharing is clearly quite negative. I don&#
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by RIMR 2y ago
My thoughts exactly. It's one thing to close your doors feeling like you made a difference. It's another thing to close your doors feeling like you have just as much you need to do as you did when you started.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Ah yes, the source of the original Ponzi Scheme, before Ponzi finished scheming.
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by RIMR 2y ago
A level playing field for competition? This is Google we're talking about.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Very cool that Google built an anticompetitive browser that offers such useful features only to themselves. Very cool of you as a Google employee to say the quiet part out loud for us.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Any camera with an accurate clock can record video timestamped so that the exact time of each frame can be known. Why do we need proprietary stuff like this when we already have a tried and true method for syncing multicamera shots? The iPh
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by RIMR 2y ago
This is pretty much direct irrefutable evidence that the SCOTUS has been corrupted. The extreme ideological tilt is disturbing enough, but it's clear that these judges answer to the highest bidder, not the American people or the intent
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by RIMR 2y ago
Exactly. If it wasn't for the existing demand for cheap powerful opioids, Fentanyl would never have been a problem to begin with.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Xenon gas is a pure element. It absolutely is going to leave your body exactly the way it entered, because your body has absolutely no ability to break down a pure non-reactive element into anything. You seem to be responding to this as if
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by RIMR 2y ago
Xenon gas is nonreactive, but it can dissolve into your blood and influence the very sensitive chemistry of your brain.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Because the magic leap was an innovative new product for early adopters. The Rabbit promised to be a smartphone-killer, when all it was was a shitty android phone that only runs one app. I think people are mad about being scammed, not out o
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by RIMR 2y ago
>it's pretty obvious the R1 was a fun novelty, a gimmick. And the founders asking for billion dollar buyout? Just a little joke. And the $200 you spent on a device that doesn't do what it was advertised as? Just a prank, bro.
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by RIMR 2y ago
I honestly don't understand pretending that there was any value in this project. The founders have a history of grifting, and the product itself betrays the advertising and the software itself appears held together with shoestrings and
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by RIMR 2y ago
>I see opportunities for abuse. Let's cross that bridge when we get to it. I really hate when "but what if someone benefits too much?" worries when families are facing homelessness. I'll take some abuse of the system
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by RIMR 2y ago
Look, literally nobody in the medical community considers it experimental. If you want to believe that you were being experimented on by getting vaccinated, you are free to believe whatever you want, but you are 100% factually wrong and mos
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by RIMR 2y ago
I am curious about how you think a $290/week (minimum wage) budget works. Can you give me a breakdown of how a family of three can survive off of this? I figure if you can't see how anyone in America could be below water on a mi
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by RIMR 2y ago
So we can expect that MoPop (Formerly The Experience Music Project) has no safety net at this point also I suppose... It's hard for me to imagine building Museums and other cultural organizations during your lifetime with the expectati
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by RIMR 2y ago
Absolutely not. It's a shame, because Lunduke has been a voice of reason in the Linux community for some time, but those days are well over. You don't just walk away from Qanon with your reputation intact. Bryan's slipping in
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by RIMR 2y ago
For who? The grifters who are about to get sued into bankruptcy, or the hipsters who bought into the snake oil and are now out $199? I would rate this as a "well, anyway...".
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by RIMR 2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40792684 It's clear that they had absolutely no plan to deal with a compromised key. When approached, they probably have been trying to figure out the issue, are simply stu
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by RIMR 2y ago
I see no benefit in being pedantic. Obviously writing code that performs simple API interactions is "programming". The definition of programming is extremely broad. It is rather clear to me that yazzku is saying that the programmi
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by RIMR 2y ago
There is a disturbing trend on the right to reject literally anything a state org says as if it were some sort of brave rebellion against the system. The CDC says wear masks? Suddenly it becomes a "mind control" issue. The FDA rec
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by RIMR 2y ago
>Experimental COVID vaccines They were never experimental. At this point in the game, if you're still repeating this lie, you're just revealing how little you understand about the world around you due to how much propaganda you
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by RIMR 2y ago
Nothing, just another person who absolutely has to bring up some sort of unrelated politics in every conversation. If it's not Russia/Ukraine, it's Israel/Palestine, and while those topics are important, I wish people wo
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by RIMR 2y ago
I could see this implemented as a hypervisor that doesn't care what OS you're running.
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by RIMR 2y ago
It's not even only about surveillance. Microsoft also makes Github Copilot. Getting Recall onto developer machines gives them the opportunity to train their AI on how programmers actually program, rather than just using an LLM trained

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