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by Refreeze5224 3mo ago
I think they left it to the lower court to decide if the search was legitimate in particular. They ruled in general that geo-fence warrants are not OK. Not a lawyer though!
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by Refreeze5224 3mo ago
What a cool job, and congrats on great work!
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by Refreeze5224 3mo ago
Nazis don't get good faith or the benefit of the doubt. I'm not censoring anyone, I am pointing out that you and other commenters here decided, apropos of nothing, to advocate for including racist and genocidal propaganda. >Ar
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by Refreeze5224 3mo ago
How in the world could you read that article and think there is anything positive about OpenAI's prospects? We've been hearing for months that these companies need to make trillions of dollars in a handful of years, growing at rec
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by Refreeze5224 3mo ago
You're advocating for including white supremacist and Nazi books. And you're not the only one in this thread doing it. There is one reason someone would do that. You're a white supremacist and a Nazi. There's no in-betwe
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The rich aren't your role models(theslowburningfuse.wordpress.com)
156 points by Refreeze5224 3mo ago|57 comments
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
This is fantastic. Works perfectly right off the bat. I have so much trouble just getting capslock to be control consistently in Linux, and this made it easy.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
Well if your product wasn't already basically spyware, it wouldn't be so much work to abide by privacy regulation frameworks, now would it? I have no sympathy for how hard it is for surveillance companies to adapt their exploitati
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
I think it's appropriate that a surveillance company should surveil its employees so they can get a taste of what they are contributing to.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
Surveillance and privacy invasion is profitable, so not ironic at all.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
Solidarity forever! Game devs eat a a lot of crap, so I'm glad they are banding together to bargain collectively.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
The owner votes as themselves, and again as the corporate entity.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
Another way to say it is that capital is operating as it always has: in its own interest.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
I took Euclidean geometry in high school, and having a book with colors like this would have made things so much easier to grasp. The color scheme is lovely too, and really makes me consider buying the poster. If you'd have told 15 yea
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
> I am of the opinion that the following are all reasonable, and I think most people would agree with me: Absolutely not. The 4th Amendment, among others, are intended to make law enforcement more difficult. The alternative is tyrann
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
The only innovation needed to be sustainable is to recognize that capitalism is not sustainable, and never can be. But that's not a profitable innovation, so it never gets pursued.
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
And I would recommend Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12292260-kill-anything-t...
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by Refreeze5224 4mo ago
As mentioned, enshittifying doesn't mean "make shitty" or "make worse". It's a specific exploitative company MO, like taking a product like Bitwarden and the goodwill it's generated with open source contri
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Any app on recent Android versions can leak certain traffic(mullvad.net)
1 points by Refreeze5224 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
They picked exactly the appropriate word.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
It would be trivial to exclude overtime from the last 3 years. People gaming them is not why pensions are going away.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
Then you, like many others, misunderstand what the saying All Cops Are Bastards means. It's not an observation about the morality of each individual cop. It's shorthand for the fundamental corruption and injustice inherent to the
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
I know what his solution is not. It's not a mechanism that conveniently enables the fine-grained surveillance of people that just so happens to be google's business model.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
How much of your earnings are inflated? Do you safely do a job that potentially risks several hundred people's lives every single day? Do you realize you are infinitely closer to a pilot than a billionaire or a founder or whomever it
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
Cars were more efficient horses. AI is not more efficient people. It's an excuse to reduce payroll. Capital is fundamentally antagonistic to labor, because labor is an eternal cost center that until AI, never had a solution.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
> historically speaking, efficiency has always won out Too bad AI is not about efficiency. It's about headcount reduction, which is exactly what Coinbase is doing here. AI just gives them plausible cover.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
There are definitely a tiny handful, which absolutely makes them the exceptions that prove the rule, and a terrible idea for Coinbase or anyone else.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
The decades-long history of police abuse of power isn't enough? There is not a single power they have not abused eventually, and it's quite obvious that introducing new powers will inevitability be exploited.
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
And why should we defer to ancient principles in a case regarding cell phone metadata that can be used in innumerable ways to violate privacy? To me it seems obvious that if the 4th Amendment were written today by anyone other than cops, th
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by Refreeze5224 5mo ago
That's it, they're jealous of Musk. It's not the Nazi salute, they're just jealous they don't get to exploit people like he does.

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