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by ang_cire 1y ago
It's not open to the public, but workers have to go into dangerous places to do maintenance. The refueling process, for example, requires removing spent fuel rods and inserting new ones, and for that the core has to be opened. It'
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by ang_cire 1y ago
You don't think that you get better at CS the more you play it? Better coordination, better accuracy, etc?
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by ang_cire 1y ago
No, the ISPs who operate the ASes and routers that make up "the internet" are the ones who bring the service to the UK. 4chan does not reach out to UK users in any way, only responds to their incoming requests. It really is analog
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by ang_cire 1y ago
It's a good thing that decision-making executives are the ones who hear what you say into the squawk-box. And that the local employees get to decide how to answer, and aren't on a mandatory script.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Being a partial owner of the company you work at doesn't preclude you from managing your own investments. Employee ownership doesn't mean an ESPP.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> Code of conduct is not about that. It's about how to behave. Behavior is who people are. It's the 'content of their character' that MLK spoke of. > My community is not that special that you need a user manual on
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> What's irreversible about dban? If you do it right, the data erasure.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Not every person who does something problematic is actively seeking to do so in order to hurt someone . Also, there are plenty of people who are looking for spaces that are "okay" with their views, and a CoC that makes it clear
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> If someone is behaving poorly, first of all, a CoC will not deter them I think you mean, "if someone is behaving poorly, the coc did not deter them". The people who it did deter aren't behaving poorly.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
I have proposed a similar PKI-based system myself before, but no government is proposing this because the point is not to protect children, it's to de-anonymize and surveil.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Neither are eroding our democracy. They are both states of information, not actors. What you mean is, bad actors are eroding our democracy using anonymity to avoid negative repercussions, but Fox News, OANN, Newsmax hosts, etc, with their
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Degaussing (for orgs who do it) is just as operational a task as updating. There will be an SOP that covers data storage decommissioning. It's not as frequent, but it's not any less 'normal', certainly not ad-hoc or one-
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by ang_cire 1y ago
No, that is not common. Management networks are almost never air gapped, they're just segregated from publicly-accessible or higher-exposure networks (DMZ, and hopefully prod). Requiring a (role-restricted) VPN connection is the most c
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by ang_cire 1y ago
This logic doesn't hold. If I choose to dban or degauss something, I don't expect I should be able to recover it later. Admins absolutely have the option to make irreversible changes, and do this quite often.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
The mechanisms that attack one attack the other as well. The apparatuses which exist to de-anonymize communication also remove the ability to definitively keep the content of the communication private, and no government (UK or EU or US, etc
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by ang_cire 1y ago
I'm pretty sure your income is closer to Framework's revenue, than Frameworks's revenue is to Apple's.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Yes, this is absolutely doable, and many companies are rolling their own ML models (I work with a MedTech company that does, in fact). LLMs are a little more involved, and you'd probably want something beefier than this (maybe a Framew
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Yup, M-disc DVDs. Obviously I can't prove that they won't fail, but I don't exactly need them to last that long anyways. :P
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by ang_cire 1y ago
HDD lasting up to 1000 years? I don't think so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC
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by ang_cire 1y ago
I just bought a DVD burner/ reader today and a stack of 100 blanks. I'm planning some physical backups of favorite media (songs, books, movies, pictures). My rackmount setup could die to lightning, fire, theft, animals, and I don&
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Higher sun exposure, extended exposure to chemicals like pesticides on fields, lots and lots of reasons beyond what most people assume (steroid/ PED use).
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by ang_cire 1y ago
"Eating jobs" and "zero value" are the same thing. You're probably thinking 'profit' rather than 'value', but profit and value are different, and M$ is a great illustrator of this; destroying the
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> Being religious doesn't intrinsically make one more or less collectivist or individualist, it all depends on the philosophy of the religion (or non-religion).
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by ang_cire 1y ago
It's only peasant if you have a Lord. Ni Dieu, ni maitre.
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by ang_cire 1y ago
It's interesting to me seeing the different ways that different people respond to our modern urban hellholes. I don't want to live in a city at all, I want to live in at most a village where people all have their own land, and the
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by ang_cire 1y ago
You don't think that people who use services care more about the service than non-users? Whether they're forced into using it or not, the fact they do absolutely makes them more invested in it being good. Civic and national pride
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> the belief in no afterlife or one that is not influenced by your current behavior strengthens individualism. This is just another way of saying that you don't think people (meaning you) would be moral without the threat of a bad o
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by ang_cire 1y ago
No one is "interested" in making public transit worse, the issue is that people in power are not users of it and so are not invested in it, and civic and national pride is generally dead in the West, being replaced with vapid na
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by ang_cire 1y ago
Because this isn't just a "think of the children" narrative, it's also a "don't you know 4chan has lots of bad people who you personally dislike" narrative. I would surmise that while 90%+ of guys are porn
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by ang_cire 1y ago
> the free flow of information also leads to some pretty terrible things Being alive is a prerequisite to being able to suffer, die, etc. None of the things you listed are unique to free flows of information, in fact misinformation and p

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