WarOnPrivacy

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by WarOnPrivacy 5d ago
> a very skeptical eye on any one who comes out of the woodwork It wasn't one. It was eight women who put themselves in the firing line of (mostly) men, who craft no end of reasons to not believe them. I believe them.
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by WarOnPrivacy 5d ago
A longish life has taught me to believe vulerable women who open themselves to ridicule, mistreatment and attack for outing more-powerful men who harmed them. The women who outed Jason Applebaum knowingly opened themselves to some harsh tre
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by WarOnPrivacy 5d ago
Besides the undisclosed portions of the Snowden archives, I was also disappointed that the Assange/Wikileaks insurance files were never decrypted. ref: https://kagi.com/search?q=wikileaks+insurance+torrent
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by WarOnPrivacy 6d ago
> The opening credits theme music and editing are just brilliant. Absolutely. The Andersons knew how to craft a vibe.
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by WarOnPrivacy 6d ago
My kids enjoyed UFO S01E01 (the pilot?) but never got into the series. They really like Space 1999 however. I've found it useful to use my kids as a barometer of what bits of culture have persevered (as opposed to whatever ancient thin
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by WarOnPrivacy 7d ago
> The warning needs to transcend language so you probably think a skull is pretty clear right? I feel that adorning the skull with jewels will puree the "No! No! NO!" message, in any epoch.
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by WarOnPrivacy 11d ago
Maybe it's how I'm wired but the FSD experience feels indistinguishable from the days I rode with my driving permitted, teen kids. I've yielded control but I still have to pay full time attention to another driver - because I
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by WarOnPrivacy 11d ago
Ethical decisions by this SCotUS is something I no longer expect. Am I missing something critical here?
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by WarOnPrivacy 11d ago
I dunno man. Going to PA, I'm only stuck in the airplane for a couple of hours. The alternative presented here is being stuck in a Tesla for days. Personally, I'd give a lot to avoid that.
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by WarOnPrivacy 12d ago
I want residential proxy IPs.
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by WarOnPrivacy 12d ago
Florida. 89 Dodge p/u, 92 Buick, 96 Toyota and my son daily drives a 63 Dart. We have a 61 Sunliner I drive when the weather cools down.
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by WarOnPrivacy 13d ago
My son bought 144 bottles of Castrol 10w40 on closeout for $110. This was 2 or 3 years ago. We drive old iron and have been steadily using them up. What felt like a wall in our garage now feels like a security blanket.
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by WarOnPrivacy 13d ago
> I thought the warming waters were supposed to increase the number of hurricanes? That is a question. I suppose the answer is yes, you thought that. You likely thought that because - Holy cow. Year after year after year of explosively s
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Lookup Which Local Veterinarians Are Owned by Private Equity Groups(privateequityvet.org)
2 points by WarOnPrivacy 18d ago|0 comments
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by WarOnPrivacy 21d ago
I ran an exit node about 15y ago on a free IP. After a few weeks, I found malware files (not deployed) on the desktop. They reappeared after deletion a few times. I concluded the experiment and wiped the system. Some time later I tried runn
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by WarOnPrivacy 22d ago
CoFounder Andrew Rabert had departed late Jul https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48986091
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Jellyfin Loses Project Leader and Core Team Member (45 day After Leader Departs)(linuxiac.com)
3 points by WarOnPrivacy 22d ago|1 comments
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by WarOnPrivacy 23d ago
software mod unlocks 64GB of VRAM on $250 CMP 170HX This scenario ($250 card) no longer exists. It isn't clear what the value of reposting this article is.
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by WarOnPrivacy 23d ago
My emergency alerts (Crisis, Earthquake) were disabled due to lack of permissions. I toggled these off here anyway for peace of mind (the peace of being free of pointless, jarring alerts).
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by WarOnPrivacy 23d ago
https://archive.fo/p3eN9
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by WarOnPrivacy 23d ago
English: https://www.wired.com/story/high-energy-laser-us-shoots-down...
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Instrument clusters are now paid extras in two Hyundai models(caranddriver.com)
31 points by WarOnPrivacy 23d ago|34 comments
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
I have a Tim Curry-adjacent story. A family friend had a yellow ~73 Duster. Tim Curry autographed her hood in spray paint. This was back in the early Rocky Horror days - a live performance in NYC, I think. Everyone adored the signature. ff
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
PSA: The divergence issue (aka hide the decline) refers to some tree rings in certain high altitude regions where the width of rings after 1960 would flatten or decline. However, there is evidence in the literature that the use of the
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
>> Many websites now have a popup 'sign-in with Google' > These pop-ups have been the bane of my life. Adding the below in Ublock Origin->My Filters helps with this: ||accounts.google.com/gsi/*$xhr,scri
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
> Has seemed pretty normal here in central Florida as far as rain goes. We're defiantly in the rainy side of the scale. https://climatecenter.fsu.edu/products-services/data/statewi... As for this seasons s
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
I agree. I won't do heroes. Ever. A National Treasure, on the other hand - they enrich life without being a vector for tribalism (eg:Michael Kramer/Kate Reading).
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
From article: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urges iPhone maker to find other solutions to AI-driven chip supply crunch Reality translation: Commerce Secretary urges iPhone maker to keep US RAM supplies depleted so
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
For those who receive WSJ's passive-aggressive response to privacy measures - WSJ's "Access is temporarily restricted" page [where temporarily = after heat death of universe] https://archive.ph/lXFW1
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by WarOnPrivacy 1mo ago
In the plus column, we've had a healthy rainy season in the SE US. And while storms seem to move slower than before, we're not yet overwhelmed by stall+flood events.

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