Simulacra

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by Simulacra 8d ago
Passkeys are really an abdication of cyber security responsibility by the vendor. Offload everything onto the consumer, and you have plausible deniability for anything that happens.
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by Simulacra 12d ago
Neither did AOC. Respectfully, stop talking yourself out of it. Most voters are desperate for someone different, but they are only ever given the same two choices. Look into it. Seriously consider it.
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by Simulacra 12d ago
Siri, and Alexa, would be significantly more useful if it could be connected to ChatGPT etc.
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by Simulacra 13d ago
What did you do, or what are you going to do? That would piss me off until i found the antenna and broke it
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by Simulacra 13d ago
I drive a restored 2002 Citroen C5.
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by Simulacra 13d ago
Absolutely horrible. They show up on Saturday's yelling at empty buildings. Very rarely does an American protest against a government body change policy. If you want to really do something, show up on a Tuesday morning, stop traffic, f
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by Simulacra 13d ago
The real trick, is to stop going to these meetings, and start running against these politicians. Get the forms, stand out in front of your local post office, collect the signatures, and primary them. Run against them. That's the only t
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by Simulacra 13d ago
Which is why I think very soon there will be development of dark AI, think of it as darknet AI. You can ask anything and it will tell you. It's only a matter of time. How to make a bomb? Sure, here's a shopping list for your local
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by Simulacra 14d ago
So very strange every time I visit Tomshardware.com, I get a pop-up on my iPhone that asked me "Do you want to download "sync-pixel" on "usync.ingage.tech"? What is that? And why does it only happen on that website
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by Simulacra 14d ago
Depends on how you feel about guns. I think people who are opposed to them would agree with this, people who are in favor of guns would be alarmed by this.
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by Simulacra 14d ago
This article seems a little condescending. They are neither a mechanic nor a farmer, as they say, and from there it just sort of goes off the rails.
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by Simulacra 15d ago
Well, that's not gonna happen, under the administrative procedures act they'll have to open it up for public comment, which opens it up for lawsuits.
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by Simulacra 15d ago
I don't really see people using Instagram anymore, it seems like it's mostly turned into a static photo album. For example, I've seen people use Instagram links on dating profiles. For more, see IG @...
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by Simulacra 16d ago
After reading about his behavior over the past couple of years, I'm sad that it took this long. He has far too much hostility for the community to continue.
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by Simulacra 18d ago
Who has enough friends past 30 to even justify a lan party? Lol
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by Simulacra 19d ago
Sometimes the government feels like it needs to make an example. And once the government decides something like this, they can't back down, so they have to march forward. No matter how bad it looks.
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by Simulacra 19d ago
It's not impossible for a judge to rule based on public opinion.
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by Simulacra 19d ago
I was running around alone through the woods and neighborhoods of my childhood from about five years old. Along with dozens of other kids. I feel that these nanny laws sometimes are just too overly applied. I'm shocked that she was con
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by Simulacra 21d ago
It gets cooler. Elevators have music videos. I'm a mild elevator nerd.. https://youtu.be/aaQv63b50PY?is=cjPU-JoPuE22IPPT
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by Simulacra 22d ago
Related, one of the most fascinating articles I've ever read: Up and Then Down (2014) By Nick Paumgarten https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2008/04/21/up-and-then-do...
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by Simulacra 25d ago
It's because they know there is a segment of fanboys that will buy it.
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by Simulacra 26d ago
Interesting, i've read in the past that blue lights are used sometimes in places where they want to dissuade people from intravenous drug use because the blue light makes it harder to find a vein. I wonder if that qualifies as fine det
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by Simulacra 26d ago
The irony is over the top with this guy. He says that Americans need to "compromise" on their privacy, but then absolutely loses it when the Panopticon is turned on him.
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by Simulacra 26d ago
Credentials does not equate to situational awareness and predictability. The former editor of Wired magazine wholeheartedly trusted his child's baby videos and photos to iCloud, until he got hacked and all the videos got deleted foreve
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by Simulacra 27d ago
Thanks, I too am using iOS and Safari. Very strange.
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by Simulacra 27d ago
This website is requesting that I download a file on mobile… Can anyone duplicate?
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by Simulacra 1mo ago
Maybe their AI caught it...?
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by Simulacra 2mo ago
Wow, this is actually interesting, I had not heard of people eating hard attack since the American Civil War. But looking at a map, it doesn't look that difficult to get to, so I'm curious why not just fly it in?
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by Simulacra 2mo ago
Have you thought about running against them? Go get the paperwork, stand out in front of the post office and collect signatures.
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by Simulacra 2mo ago
I can't speak to other nations, but given the present issues in Britain with two tier policing, they will receive a religious exemption. Which may result in everyone wearing a hijab just for privacy.

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