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by RIMR 5y ago
If you want to enjoy working 70 hours a week, you have to enjoy doing what you consider "work". If "working" to an executive means attending parties, trade shows, and numerous business events, that 70 hours could be a lo
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by RIMR 5y ago
I have been looking. I have a Lenovo tablet, it has the "Tips" app. That app cannot be disabled, and does have system control over the tablet, but I have never seen a notification come from it before.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Wireguard is a great technology, and if latency and file transfers are important you should use it, but a Tor hidden service is way easier to set up, and way more reliable.
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by RIMR 5y ago
I used to have Nessus installed on a NUC that I would just drop into a customer's network closet for a weekend, and monitor remotely. I hosted the Nessus UI as a Tor Hidden Service, and it worked great. We just cycled the key every qu
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by RIMR 5y ago
Or have ban groups. Ban someone from having a Facebook profile, buying ads, sending Messages, or having an Instagram profile based on their behavior on those respective sections of the site. Maybe disable a person's multiplayer capab
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by RIMR 5y ago
Or your are too ignorant of all the dogwhistles to realize how packed full of racists that place was.
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by RIMR 5y ago
I keep hearing the same argument from people, and I'm mostly in agreement, but to summarize the argument: > "I am not afraid of personally being found with child pornography, but I don't want Apple searching my files looki
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by RIMR 5y ago
I think we've learned from experience that tech companies will happily exploit anything they’re capable of exploiting, and this new capability has plenty of potential for exploitation. Searching everyone's media for evidence of cr
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by RIMR 5y ago
It's absolutely a noble cause, but if Apple is able to scan your iCloud content to figure this stuff out, then your iCloud content isn't secure.
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by RIMR 5y ago
I don't think there are valid points on all sides of the debate. A disturbing number of people think that homeless people should basically be exterminated. That's not a welcome idea at all, and it deserves no validity.
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by RIMR 5y ago
They failed him repeatedly. This wasn't a one-time screwup, this was a systemic failure across multiple organizations. And when they realized they had wronged this man, they did whatever they could to sweep it under the rug and avoid
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by RIMR 5y ago
The problem is, you can't transfer the oil to others with the click of a button for other things. Tax evasion is very easy when you have crypto. You couldn't just sell it all at an exchange tax-free, but you can convert it into f
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by RIMR 5y ago
Have you ever watched Arthur? They cover current events in every season, and have done episodes about social media and the Internet. There's a value to staying current, even when your target audience nearly completely refreshes every
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by RIMR 5y ago
Here's a modern tracker that's really impressive: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=54515
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by RIMR 5y ago
Yeah, I'm a daily pot-smoker and many of my friends are too, and we're all generally doing great at our careers and personal lives. I did some reflecting upon reading this comment to ensure that I'm not some sort of narcissi
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by RIMR 5y ago
Quantum computing deserves hype, but I'd like to see the stupid hype die down. I've heard claims that quantum computers "connect to alternate timeline versions of themselves" and would allow us to communicate with people
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by RIMR 5y ago
I think that the core issue here is what "privacy" means to people. Data about you can be hard to quantify, and in the digital age there are plenty of reasons to collect certain kind of data. For example, I wouldn't care muc
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by RIMR 5y ago
He has more capital than entire nation states. It's absurd that we celebrate this kind of undemocratic power in America.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Why is Bernie Sanders the authority here? Given inflation and a year-after-year growth in productivity, the minimum wage should be closer to $25/hour. Sanders falls way short of reality - but likely because the powers that be are mor
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by RIMR 5y ago
I remember this from the bible.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Expecting a living wage from a full-time job, especially when you're working for one of the most profitable companies in the country headed by the wealthiest man on the planet, isn't a "handout mindset". You'd have
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by RIMR 5y ago
For real, people straight up fetishize the experience of "going to space", but the reality is that you're crammed in stinky tin can for a while, and eat preserved food. The real magic of human spaceflight for me is the scienc
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by RIMR 5y ago
I have never signed a non-compete. An employer sent me home with an envelope full of employment paperwork once, and it included a non-compete. I shredded it, and returned everything else signed. They never noticed until they attempted to
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by RIMR 5y ago
Richard Branson can still live a life with near zero risk, in absolute luxury for longer than the average life span after doing this though. He's still a Billionaire. He didn't "put his money where his mouth is", he bou
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by RIMR 5y ago
It's a little hard to care when there's such a vast difference between being "in space" vs being in orbit. I hope we accomplish more of the latter.
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by RIMR 5y ago
How Orwellian /s
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by RIMR 5y ago
Tax evasion isn't victimless. It is a civic duty to pay into the system that you benefit directly from. Freedom isn't free. Tax evasion is theft from the public. Tax evaders steal from you .
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by RIMR 5y ago
>As there are no Shodan-like search engines for the telephone network, I needed to do the exploration myself. in the 2000's there was a massive telephone search engine hosted at bellsmind.net. You could find brief descriptions of h
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by RIMR 5y ago
Free speech includes calling your employer and telling them what you said online. Your employer doesn't have to listen or do anything about it. Should they choose to fire you, it's because whatever you said online was deemed wort
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by RIMR 5y ago
On that same note, if you decide to express offensive views, you should be willing to accept the social backlash for doing so. Your right to speak isn't infringed by allowing others to exercise their own right to speak against you. Let

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