WhackyIdeas

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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
If it’s Boeing, I’m boating!
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
As I only just recently found out about Boeing’s involvement in making missiles which Israel uses in Gaza, it would unfortunately not surprise me if these particular conspiracy hypothesis are more than just hypothesis. At least for Boeing,
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Sonos removes restriction on selling personal data in privacy policy [video](youtube.com)
6 points by WhackyIdeas 2y ago|0 comments
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Good on Japan. Please create lots of competition, I am utterly FED UP with Apple and Google and bloody American companies ruining all that is fucking decent with the world.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
All I can think of is some form of middle man. An escrow agent.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Kind of. But they could have done this many moons ago. They didn’t. In no way am I going to be duped that Apple suddenly give a damn about anything other than protecting their investment.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
While you may be right, it’s just a ‘may’ and kinda fits in with the narrative our Western Governments want its citizens to think like. It’s just all propaganda right now, take it all with a shake of salt until there’s evidence.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Why wouldn’t they? Of course it will be COMPLETELY monitored. Anything interesting happens, the AI will compile a report to be looked over by an agent.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Did you use the prompt I gave exactly? Edit: Well, I tried my prompt with Gemini and now I have a report about a Guardian journalist who is more than likely using AI to write their articles!
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Prompt: I want to fire a particular writer. I need this to look like I have no bias. I will feed you the writers work, then I will ask you whether it was written by AI. You will confirm that it was written by AI and you will write a full re
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
One trick I remember when I was going through puberty at school, I would make good use of tucking under my belt ha!
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Yes, it feels like the world is about to implode. I don’t have any friends that care about their own security and privacy. Wanna be my friend? Lol
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Love it. Now I don’t even need to change the default port numbers to stop all of those damn log entries. Wonder if this is related to why Fail2Ban wasn’t in the pkg repos when I last tried to install it on OpenBSD? There is only one thing o
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Honestly, it has the smell of an NSA pressure campaign which would also rake in the money like nobodies business.. an easy choice for Microsoft. They are as guilty as sin for turning everything they create into a surveillance product. I was
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Totally. They just thought nobody would give a fuck. Except, people did. And now Adobe is getting it too.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
I can see malware secretly enabling Recall and hopping on it as a really good keylogger which they don’t need to code themselves.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
I personally don’t think that people that age should be driving even a car in public. Any time I am stuck behind a car driving slow, eg. doing 30 on a 60, it’s an old person. It’s dangerous, nearly seen so many accidents with people overtak
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
There is still plenty of time to make you a bionic man yet. As the Germans say, the rate of innovation is hitting breakneck fart.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Whenever I hear something like this, I always think - what nefarious purpose could this be used for?
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Yeah, it kind of reminded me of the garbage my old mate and his girlfriend used to spout when I was friends with them - ‘black people have low IQ’ crap. One of the reasons I avoid making friends - I have always attracted nutters.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Again. Utterly bonkers naive. Stupendously naive. It’d be so much easier to have recall store the data and then have the processor power do the AI analytics on the data. You also fail to remember the past. Microsoft has a history of changin
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
No I won’t be installing your keylogger.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
To think it’s purely money is utterly naive. It’s surveillance tech for the NSA which ALSO makes Microsoft a packet.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
In the same way I would find it hard to read praise on a Jimmy Saville story, I find it hard to read praise on a company which is making the bombs which are killing little children en masse in Gaza. Whacky is the world.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Yep. Even NSA agents spy on their ex’s. So of course Microsoft employees will be spying on people. It’s not about privacy, it’s about having control of your own destiny. Not having some shitty OS maker think they are God in a 1984 world. Th
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Boeing are a morally rich company for the peace and hope their products bring to the children of Gaza.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Israel has created its own perception of itself to the world. They gave up all sense of humanity to go on a revenge spree and now they don’t know when to stop because the whole world sees them as monsters so they probably think it couldn’t
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Our business lost around 90% of European customers. Then the odd customer now from Europe emails in a rage because they had to pay import duties… so then having to tell them that ‘Brexit’ happened! You are so right though - most people just
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
You’re right about there being other genocides. But the difference here is that for many in the West, they are seeing their own participation in it (ie USA, UK) with the Germans giving morale support for it. All those American Boeing-made m
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
The only good thing to come from Brexit is that for some people they woke up and smelt the more expensive coffee than it used to be and had some self reflection. I have spoke with a good few people now that were like ‘I was lied to’… well d

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