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by anonym29 1y ago
It would be trivial for Apple to push out silent targeted OS updates to specific individuals that would log decryption keys and send them to Apple, enabling Apple to decrypt that specific user's data. Remember, Apple is the same compan
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by anonym29 1y ago
I'm guessing autocorrect for e-waste / ewaste
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by anonym29 1y ago
I don't disagree with moral equality one bit - the golden rule should absolutely apply to everyone and we should all strive to look at each other with compassion, tolerance, empathy, understanding, grace, humility, and goodwill - but
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by anonym29 1y ago
And the mob really does honor their protection racket, too. If some punk comes and tries messing with a store protected by the mob, the mob deals with the problem. Yet nobody goes around looking to purchase protection from the mob either, d
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by anonym29 1y ago
You might want to revise your original post's wording, which quite directly implies that the incumbent-friendly policies that emerged in the last few decades, specifically, are laissez-faire. Your original post is responding to a post
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by anonym29 1y ago
There is nothing laissez-faire about intelligence agencies bankrolling "private" startups that help said intelligence agencies circumvent the fourth amendment, nor about the regulatory capture resulting from revolving door between
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by anonym29 1y ago
>IQ has a lot of flaws, not the least of which is its usage outside of academic research, as a measure of job aptitude and hiring potential Isn't IQ one of the best predictors of job training success, across both civilian and milita
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by anonym29 1y ago
The government graciously allows you to sublet their property as long as you keep up with the annual protection racket payments
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by anonym29 1y ago
Firefox's sandboxing still wasn't anywhere near as robust as Chrome's from a security perspective last time I checked, but fwiw, FF mobile has full FF extension support these days, including full-fat uBlock Origin. I refuse t
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by anonym29 1y ago
https://archive.is/XuUkc
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by anonym29 1y ago
At this point, I would stop using commercial cell carriers and ISP-provided equipment altogether, even if that means setting up mesh networks with an underground community. User control or bust.
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by anonym29 1y ago
Neat concept. For anyone else failing to resolve DNS for that domain: https://archive.is/q7w0x
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by anonym29 1y ago
GrapheneOS is a beautiful stop-gap, but there are real bona-fide Linux smartphones out there. To be clear, there are not many, the hardware often isn't great, the software often isn't great. PinePhone and Librem come to mind.
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by anonym29 1y ago
"The changes will affect all certified Android devices once live". AKA GrapheneOS should remain unaffected (as it is not "certified", per Google parlance), and F-Droid should remain available - in theory. If they keep up
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by anonym29 1y ago
Trading one "private sector" state surveillance and narrative control platform for another isn't much of an improvement. That said, I hate to break it to you, but there is no real question of 'when', or even 'i
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by anonym29 1y ago
Human adaptivity is perhaps both our biggest strength and biggest weakness. It's the same force behind our greatest innovations and our greatest tragedies, and even fuels the apathetic indifference towards those tragedies, too.
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by anonym29 1y ago
The "Kia Boyz" saga was primarily motivated by theft of the vehicle itself, not the contents of the vehicle.
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by anonym29 1y ago
That depends. African or European?
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by anonym29 1y ago
I'm thinking more along the lines of the OpenSUSE project banning contributors who wouldn't concede to a demand to wave a trans pride flag, referring to all conservatives as "Rotten Flesh", NixOS purging "Nazis&quot
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by anonym29 1y ago
The original claim, which my message was trying to substantiate towards the post I was replying to that expressed confusion at the , was the idea that American culture has shifted hard to the left, which is not the same as saying that the
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by anonym29 1y ago
The issue I think arrives when there is an unwillingness to tolerate people who hold intolerant ideas, views, or beliefs, even when those people do not act on those ideas, views, or beliefs - i.e. when the people with intolerant views are n
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by anonym29 1y ago
Tested this morning. Worked wonderfully, except ran into output issues. Attempted to patched the minified Claude file's CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS hard limit of 32000 on Sonnet to 64000, which worked, and I was able to generate outp
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by anonym29 1y ago
I don't think this is your point, but semantically, doesn't this necessarily assert that either: 1. African Americans were not Americans, or 2. African Americans, the victims of slavery, somehow benefited from it? I would disagree
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by anonym29 1y ago
There is another framing/view that the authoritarianism-anarchism axis is perpendicular to the left-right axis. Nobody's suggesting that fascism isn't fundamentally authoritarian, but "left leaning" is not mutually
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by anonym29 1y ago
I am not the person you are responding to, but I think the ground reality is nuanced. What follows is my opinion / perspective, which I do not assert as irrefutable fact, nor as the only opinion / perspective which should be consi
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by anonym29 1y ago
API only for now, but at the very bottom of the post: "We're also exploring how to bring long context to other Claude products." So, not yet, but maybe someday?
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by anonym29 1y ago
https://archive.is/bTEse
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by anonym29 1y ago
Unrelated to the contents of the article itself, but this page is a great example of the UI ramifications of GDPR. On mobile, I get a full screen popup, and there appears to be an "accept all" button, but no "reject all"
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by anonym29 1y ago
No offense, but I'm not particularly interested in helping wargame propaganda strategies for either side of culture war debates. I'm not particularly interested in seeing culture zealots succeed at dehumanizing people, regardless
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by anonym29 1y ago
>Take a family of five kids and give them a bedroom for each kid when young and they’ll end up clustering in one or two. Do you have anecdata on this? I grew up with a single sibling, and we had to share a room as young children due to e

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