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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I don`t watch these videos for entertainment, but this person has gained a little notoriety for this gig he started after his grandmother with dementia was scammed. https://kitboga.com/ I was left agasp by some of the langu
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Intelsat files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy(reuters.com)
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I had to laugh a little about your second paragraph. I grew up in the deep south and have actually seen caucasion slaves (they had no freedom or agency in their life), and being a military brat, their reality was almost too funny to bear. I
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I can`t find a link to the story (thought it was tech crunch), but I came across an an article a few weeks back speculating on all of the commercial real estate on the west coast and the possibility of residential conversions of defunct com
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
No doubt. I`ve come across a few worthwhile perspectives. Though I observed someone yesterday for the 1st time here that could not form their own conclusion/opinion and was agitated by their incompetence. I agree that the humour is pre
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I thought that was funny. Too many fragile egos on HN with no sense of humor. I`m still counting the inches in a light-year, so the nautical leagues perspective made me giggle a little.
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
Yeah. This does seem to be a quite dated move. I wonder how long it took them to get into clamshells when they were a thing.
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
Artificial emotion is already cringeworthy in humans. The DSM will double in size if they ever try to impliment psuedo-human features. The authors analogy about using a hammer on an inanimate object vs a living creature also should have inc
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
The communism/capitalism hybrid labor model is not going to be very popular and is a poor fit for any kind of work/life balance. Instead of a company car, maybe detached home offices will become the desirable perk in a pay package
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
Yeah, that and all of the defunct malls would field a good distribution channel in dense areas. I don`t personally shop on the popular Chinese aggregate retail sites, but consumers going direct to the manufacturer may become a phenomenon he
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
Wow. Someone can`t take a compliment... Do you even Darwin bro?
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I have yet to hear the phrase "making city money while living in the country", but we should see an uptick in personal utopias as the 21st century workforce matures in this new era. In the age of logistics, it is not inconceivable
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by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I think you might be mistaken on the flexibility of the infrastructure. I personally don't think IP (tcp and udp included) will be used on Internet 2.0. Theres just too much baggage with those protocols. Perhaps we'll see Internet
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There's No Good Way to Make China'PAY' for the Pandemic(newsweek.com)
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Precious metals and gems will still provide value in areas of the world that are not devastated by war or disease. If the dollar goes tits up, I think the criminal accounting will take down gold with it, leaving the next in line metals to r
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
I was going to mention the hypocrisy of media and how conflicting narratives on hero worship are compounding mental health problems for younger generations, but you summed it up pretty well. With the glut of false/fabricated idols, the
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
The bitledger-as-a-router/gateway/firewall was more of a joke, but replacing TCP/IP on the LAN only changes how we interface with the network without changing any of the building blocks in place.
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Really??? Needing physical access to compromise a system sounds like a much better way to play whack-a-mole. If the hardware cannot protect itself, moving the defense to the next layer out sounds plausible to me.
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Honestly, I think they need to create new categories for the protocols used for the traditional Internet and divide it into Local Area Protocals (LAPs) and Wide Area Protocols (TCP/IP is the defacto WAP) as well as adding a gateway (li
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
IMO, Tesla needs to branch into 80% complete coachbuilder models and in a roundabout way, have a dealership in any town (or country) and shakeup the industry a little more for sh!TS and giggles. Once their production hits its stride and has
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Would buffered connectivity mitigate what is becoming a Swiss cheese infrastructure of hardware (security holes in everything)? Direct connectivity (on Internet 1.0) seems to be playing with fire nowadays. Security admins probably love the
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Raising a new generation on a sliding moral scale, with no repercussions, as long as it is profitable clears the air(bnb) quite a bit. So on the truth spectrum, are these "modified truths", "eluded to truths" or "cu
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More than one billion Android devices at risk of malware threats(which.co.uk)
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
If they charged by the KB, it could have been over $100B a year.... Fake numbers and political theater are not a substitute for substance, and since the stewards in government have officially gone mad (a front for an embezzlement scheme), w
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Fortunately with all of the pandemic scare mongering, anybody triggered from 3rd-hand-smoke is probably having conniption fits from having to walk through all of that potentially infected exhaled breath when they're out and about.
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Smokers expose you to ‘thirdhand smoke’ just by being in the same room(fastcompany.com)
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Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft Became $1T Companies(marker.medium.com)
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Not to come across as crass, but the popularity of inferior products and packaging (in light of the accumulated data) seem to be rooted in a bygone era that had little, if any quality standards (think pre-pink slime nugget accounting and pr
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
In a roundabout kind of way, if you find the solution first, its called learning and if your mindset is aligned to this article, its defined as research. Though in a monkey see, monkey do world, there is no shortage of mimicked expertise an
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by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
Is part of a digital detox turning off java by default and enjoying the Text Web in its full glory? What do you estimate the cost is annually for all of the wasted bandwith (especially mobile data) on predatory marketing?

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