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571.
by arpa 7y ago
I'd like to know your definition of consciousness.
572.
by arpa 7y ago
This is just ... sad.
573.
by arpa 7y ago
Surprisingly many, as market for dumbphones and burners show. You can still buy a dumbphone.
574.
by arpa 7y ago
> Why can't the metaphysical interact with the physical and be detected that way? Because then it stops being metaphysical and becomes physical. Now as to your central problem, conciousness being beamed to brain. The reason why it g
575.
by arpa 7y ago
Tangible metaphysics is an oxymoron by definition of metaphysics (something beyond/above physical, i.e. tangible). If it's tangible, it's not metaphysics. If you can subject it to the scientific method, it's not metaphys
576.
by arpa 7y ago
Let's not leave the tangible positivistic discourse for the alluring sirens' call of metaphysics.
577.
by arpa 7y ago
Every single neuron has many levels of excitement with different ramp-up, cool down, refractory periods just to name a few non-discrete variables. Not accounting for the rest of chemical soup and meyham happening in the nervous system. Thin
578.
by arpa 7y ago
My bad, memories fade. It was 5.1.3 then, i think. I remember upgrading the cluster to 5.5 with some pain and fear of data loss, however the concrete version i was upgrading from eludes me.
579.
by arpa 7y ago
Just don't use couchbase for larger amounts of data. In fact as a database it is mediocre at best. NoSQL, when it even works, is slow. Bulk operations are slow. Memcache backend gets constantly killed by oom killer. Rebalancing cluster
580.
by arpa 7y ago
This is also about population density and the lifestyle in more populated (denser) areas.
581.
by arpa 7y ago
You can offset the deception classifier by 31.87% by putting in two bananas in front pockets of your jacket. Nobody knows why.
582.
by arpa 7y ago
Actually, honestly, yes.
583.
by arpa 7y ago
So you hate the mouse. Mouse is an benevolent dictator. It tries to help. You want to know who Stalin is? Fucking touchscreens. You're blind? Fuck you. You have Parkinsons? Off to the death camp you go. You want to type in your pocket
584.
by arpa 7y ago
Beautiful! Thank you.
585.
by arpa 7y ago
Please do share how can one escape qemu.
586.
by arpa 7y ago
Cry me a river.
587.
by arpa 7y ago
PHP is not bad. No language is, even visual basic for applications isn't.
588.
by arpa 7y ago
That is a terrifying thought with terrible chilling effect should somebody official would even voice this thought in any way.
589.
by arpa 7y ago
No. It's not dockers' fault you did not read the manual and expose the ports wrong: you can bind the port to specific ips for export and tjat address should be 127.0.0.1
590.
by arpa 7y ago
That is a violation of ToS (using registerd accounts for scrape) and could carry potential legal implications.
591.
by arpa 7y ago
Last time a DBA suggested me dropping foreigb keys for performance reasons, i suggested him to write code ensuring data consistency with distributed parallel writes. Haven't heard anything about FKs from him since.
592.
by arpa 7y ago
What did Bulgarian teenagers do in the early 90s? all links to the story are dead.
593.
by arpa 7y ago
Hmmm... restarting container is usually on par with changing directory speed (i.e. there is no perceivable difference), unless you do some heavy lifting in your entrypoint which you shouldn't, at least in prod. We also used to do a sym
594.
by arpa 7y ago
They claim to use end-to-end encyption. If it's implemented properly, none of us can. And while I understand your frustration and anger, DoSing someone is usually a bad idea.
595.
by arpa 7y ago
That is a scenario that actually is good - because then at least you can know what goes out to the mothership. Otherwise, well, who knows. Maybe it's crash reports, maybe it's the names of your fetishes.
596.
by arpa 7y ago
> but there also are no penalties for blocking Internet access to the device, dropping traffic to this host, and/or blocking it via DNS. That's a nice network you have there. It'd be a shame if someone broke it because the
597.
by arpa 7y ago
That in and by itself is hair-raising! It's absolutely, obviously, crassly obvious that Ui only concern was getting the telemetry out and everything else (like failure modes) was an afterthought. It paints a picture the crowd here are
598.
by arpa 7y ago
If I recall correctly, frequency anomalies also show image doctoring, ala photoshop?
599.
by arpa 7y ago
~30kb/s assuming the data density of 3kb per QR code. Not that much.
600.
by arpa 7y ago
Well when in China you already have no expectation of privacy, so no worry there. And if you thought you could tamper and do some damage, well, remember the pervasive surveillance apparatus? Off to the dissident organ harvesting plant you g

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