acct1771

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by acct1771 7y ago
When you're a hammer, your metric is how many nails you...nail.
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by acct1771 7y ago
> It is easily verifiable if your changes to an algorithm have removed the bias you are worried about. Please never enter politics.
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by acct1771 7y ago
The dead comment shouldn't be dead, as it represents what we're up against in society. It's relevant. But it should indeed have this kind of response. Wanting privacy is not a crime.
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by acct1771 7y ago
> The addendum does not categorically say that ProtonMail does not voluntarily offer real-time logging. Took me a second to calculate your meaning, this may help others.
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by acct1771 7y ago
TSA has increased subway etc presence as well.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Is there some sort of style guide that asks not to refer to it as "PreCheck", in absence of a stupid emoji?
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by acct1771 7y ago
> The fuck is the point. This shit depresses my partner every time we travel. It feels like we're cattle. It's dehumanizing... It sounds like you understand the point of this program juuuust fine. The effective rate of capture
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by acct1771 7y ago
Yes, their national birthrate, for example...
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by acct1771 7y ago
Where can I get those ads?
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by acct1771 7y ago
> Snowden leaked information he had access to ...which was...everything.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Hologram to denote the shield, quadracopter cube?
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by acct1771 7y ago
This is coming from the same species that's trying to decide if it should intervene in a war between rain forest people.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Accelerating like that may be the only way to "catch" these crafts...
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by acct1771 7y ago
At what stage does it become an endorsement to use insecure architecture?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Always worth considering. Intelligence agencies put people everywhere.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Excellent comment. We lead the arms race, in all categories. Whenever an adversarial Nation buys new kit, missiles or heavy metal, it's to keep up, or keep out, the US. China's rise in offensive technological process was undoubted
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by acct1771 7y ago
Or it means that VEP processes desperately need updating, like much of technology used in government.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Corrupt, or simply humanity? Our worst as a society becomes more apparent the more things resemble a free and unregulated market, as the security scene largely is now. With the exception of the Feds saying "that's too much" h
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by acct1771 7y ago
The military's primary job is to protect themselves. Then political goals of their superiors. Sometimes those two are reversed. Then comes us.
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by acct1771 7y ago
How Pepsi briefly became the 6th largest military in the world: https://www.businessinsider.com/how-pepsi-briefly-became-the...
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by acct1771 7y ago
What's your gMaps replacement, if any, out of curiosity?
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by acct1771 7y ago
If you're reading this, and would like to see a solid selection of these: www.F-Droid.org
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by acct1771 7y ago
No, no, no - GP isn't saying replace the bits that support the proprietary Google services. They're saying that there's easy and simple drop in replacements, app and service wise that can hook into better services/ones
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by acct1771 7y ago
You have vastly overestimated the oversight on intelligence agencies.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Yes, people lie, especially in public.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Ron Paul was visibly blackballed by US media conglomerates/during "debates" - Donald Trump was given a spotlight. A "critical" spotlight - but a spotlight nonetheless. See the difference?
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by acct1771 7y ago
RIP Di
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by acct1771 7y ago
What evolutions are you looking for that aren't covered in their .NET Core/.NET 5 plan?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Glad I tuned in this morning - can anyone with proper knowledge comment on new highway etc license plate scanning clusters' ability to harm the eyes?
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by acct1771 7y ago
A lot of it certainly isn't making Chinese manufacturing management lose sleep.

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