Torgo

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by Torgo 10y ago
I hope people noticed that you reserve for yourself the right to exclude people you disagree with based on private property and freedom of association but then restrict them from doing the same to you by categorizing yourself under a federa
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by Torgo 10y ago
It's not an amiga but I know of a person still using an NTSC character generator for a public access station. They just threw an analog to digital converter in front of it and moved on to different tasks.
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by Torgo 10y ago
There are several voting systems built on top of Ethereum.
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by Torgo 10y ago
The answer is in the title of the submission.
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by Torgo 10y ago
A global, permanent, public, append-only log for 11 cents a record is pretty useful.
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by Torgo 10y ago
USA network used to do this.
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by Torgo 10y ago
You shouldn't have been modded down since the origins of this idea come directly from Kepler's Harmony of the Spheres.
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by Torgo 10y ago
He basically popularized it, and I was surprised someone wrote an entire article on this without mentioning that fact.
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by Torgo 10y ago
There has been no evidence yet that the emails were doctored. What there has been, as one journalist put it, was efforts to conflate "wikileaks emails" with "unsourced shit I saw on Twitter".
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by Torgo 10y ago
You need a picture ID to enter a federal courthouse but you have a right to enter a courthouse.
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by Torgo 10y ago
Voting for the lesser of two evils is a tactical voting maneuver and you don't necessarily believe anything at all about what a candidate affirmatively supports. This is as applicable to one side as the other. Almost all of my friends
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by Torgo 10y ago
>I honestly doubt porn is one of the bigger bad influences. haha oh wow
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by Torgo 10y ago
you used to be able to get a thing called an allodial title, but it's basically extinct now.
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by Torgo 10y ago
It was not a "split." It was the social justice wing of political atheism saying to the entire group that everyone must conform to their values, or get out. And I am not exaggerating about that, not even a little bit.
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by Torgo 10y ago
This got modded down, I guess, because people haven't seen the video that outright proves that Democrats are paying people to start violence at Trump events.
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by Torgo 10y ago
it's weird then how, at this point, overwhelmingly violence has been against rather than by trump supporters. Except actually it's not, because when you label someone a fascist, then anything is justified in stopping it before it
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by Torgo 10y ago
systemd-nspawn can drop capabilities too.
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by Torgo 10y ago
The judge was a member of a group affiliated with La Raza, it was not because he "was Mexican."
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by Torgo 10y ago
I find it fairly laborious to launch and tear down zones, move files between them using a file browser integration. It multiplies the steps needed to do common things. It's not unusable by any means, but it makes you reconsider how muc
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by Torgo 10y ago
They abandoned Persona because nobody used it and it cost money to operate. They tried promoting it, it wasn't enough to overcome social media SSO. I hate it, but they just lost.
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by Torgo 10y ago
I suppose this essay sounds good if you read it with no connection to reality and only see things through the narrative lens of white supremacy, but you can't hide things in hair that lays flat as easily compared to "nappy" h
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by Torgo 10y ago
I improvised it from Michel Foucault.
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by Torgo 10y ago
This is the daily reminder that technology is not politically or socially "neutral".
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by Torgo 10y ago
NYT is struggling to survive, made more difficult by not wanting to succumb completely to the evolutionary advancements that have made clickbait successful.
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by Torgo 10y ago
It's still hard to get good Internet in many rural-ish areas, which makes this really hard. I tried, multiple times. We were supposed to get a modern "rural electrification project" in the 90s for broadband, but cable compani
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by Torgo 10y ago
My own speculation: The obsession with metrics both made it so that globocorps accountants want to hire the cheapest programmers they can, then managers want to leverage metrics and methodologies to to try to squeeze non-busted code out of
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by Torgo 10y ago
MediaWiki, no registered users. Has worked wonderfully for years.
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by Torgo 10y ago
social networks are a natural monopoly, you want everybody to be on the same one. So if you want to avoid the centralized authority problem, you need to define it as a network of many nodes communicating via open protocols. Sort of like ema
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by Torgo 10y ago
It's a man-in-the-middle attack on culture.
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by Torgo 10y ago
They exist. But they need love.

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