WarOnPrivacy

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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> when Jim Maxwell interrupted the test match coverage for the final time... Jim Maxwell has thrown to the shipping forecast for the last time -- July 31, 2023 ref: https://xcancel.com/abcsport/status&
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
BBC Radio 4 is moved to the inactive chart of the Longwave Broadcaster List (153kHz-279kHz) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longwave_radio_broadca... Seven stations remain; they're in Algeria, Mongolia (x3),
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
Droitwich uses two metre-high ceramic and metal valves, which are no longer made. said valves: https://www.radiorewind.co.uk/images/1983027.jpg https://www.radiorewind.co.uk/images&#x2F
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> everyone's goal - to be done with the game of Catan Is it possible you're confusing Catan with Monopoly or Pictionary or any party game ever?
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
China has a right to target people outside of its borders who contravene its new law on ethnic unity, a senior official said on Wednesday, adding that this was in line with international practice, and was legal and neces
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
It's time to give the Microsoft Store another chance I mean I would but WinGet.
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
https://archive.fo/5hxV4 (for plugins that makes wsj grumpy).
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Most people here have available to them one [wireline] provider [mostly DOCSIS] and that’s it. Three FTTH providers deployed fiber infra here (thanks to BBB funds && before the WhiteHouse clawed those funds back). The upshot of
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Starlink shattered this monopoly in my area. The parent was noting that most of the US lives in a region, that is under a monopoly of wireline ISP (DOCSIS, FTTH). Starlink can't shatter a wireline monopoly because it is OTA .
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
>> Disabling alerts is the second thing I do to a new handset > Except you can't in Canada. The Canadian government has made the alerts mandatory. Same for USG and Presidential alerts. I disable them anyway - which I can do af
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
Disabling alerts is the second thing I do to a new handset (after rooting) - including Presidential alerts. The Amber alerts I got were often hundreds of miles away. But even if they were closer - say only 25 mi away, I'm still not goi
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
>> "My kids grew up under 24/7 adulting and had nowhere to go." > Yes but this has nothing to do with cars. What are you even protecting kids from anyway? It has everything to do with cars. Once my kids cross the yar
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
Speaking as someone who has cared for loved ones and has involuntarily committed them (most recently 6 days ago): The core issue with the WhiteHouse's plan to pressure states to increase involuntary commitments is that there is a
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
Cleaned and formatted copy of the YT transcript: https://justpaste.it/dh6w3 (pdf: https://justpaste.it/dh6w3/pdf )
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> I'm just hoping I'll be able to maintain my standard of living. I used to expect that I wouldn't experience homeless retirement. But with the shift toward a 4-income economy (and the shift among the powerful, from social
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
My optimism is tied to social discernment - how well society evaluates our increasingly powerful changes. The automobile brought us mobility. Private property rights for individuals brought some security for a section of society. Awareness
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> You think there wernt cars when I was a kid? I lived in the subs. Kid utopia! I believe you. I'm likely older than you, so there were even fewer cars when I was a kid. I'm confident my utopia was even better than yours. Betwe
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> You clearly don't work in a role dealing with attacks from these models. I do. And from my perspective, most people in tech do. > these models [have] changed the game, and for the worse. Yes. Also for the better. > Capabilit
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> But that the UK is also acting as a dictatorship - now that's interesting. VPN banning is part of the same compulsion for control that made London a global leader (in surveillance of people not suspected of a crime). ref: https:
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> it would be great if they cared as much about the safety of kids in the streets car culture < childhood This isn't a cynically curated viewpoint. It's some* of what we have and what that cost. * we also have trespassing c
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Possibly the single ugliest recent car though I checked it out. It seems like the 100th indistinguishable car design in our sea of nearly identical cars. This to say that the "est" part of ugliest confuses me a little.
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Now I'm trying to figure out which word that would be I once had Shi Tao as part of an email username. It tripped filters periodically.
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Surely such a deal would have to be approved by Congress, right? That's the law. But Congress is abdicating much of it's power. The SCotUS defers to the WhiteHouse (ex:sides with the admin 90% of the time). The mechanisms tha
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
A modern challenge with GEDCOM is folks who import large files into FT and wind up creating huge numbers of duplicates - or spam profiles with a doz GEDCOM artifacts that have to be tweezered out.
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
There were no large pieces of debris readily visible in the footage. ref: https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/us-air-fo... An Air Force B-52 Stratofress carrying eight people on
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
https://archive.fo/BuQeu
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> Whoever made that happen when USPS couldn’t do it deserves to be a billionaire. This bit might be a bit unfair. USPS and Amazon Delivery are different services, fulfilling different needs. Neither will deliver a pizza in 30 min or less
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> And by "it" you mean measles? Yes. They mean that measles "erases immune memory, taking away antibodies to recently exposed diseases.". The grandparent was discussing their measles experience and the parent was resp
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
I was surprised to learn that the M1 Max CPU is an ARM/SoC, comparable to an 11th gen Intel i9 Do I have it right? Would Windows ARM performance be similar for those cpu? ref: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compa
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by WarOnPrivacy 4mo ago
> This is the end result of decades snake oil moguls empowered by orin hatch What did Hatch do (I mostly know him as the paid servant of the copyright industry)?

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