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by arpa 5y ago
Unexpected! Both options in duopoly are insecure! Very surprised!!! /s
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by arpa 5y ago
What I don't get is how in year 2022, having landed on the moon and tricked silicon into computing for us, we as a western civilization still haven't come to terms with our own bodies, other peoples' bodies, the fact that we
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by arpa 5y ago
Even more so, counterfeit drinks contaminated with methanol have killed people who accidentally bought and unknowingly consumed said drinks, even in bars! Becherovka incidents come to mind. so you're not killing tax evaders, but rather
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by arpa 5y ago
41m € of alleged losses. And for that want, the library of Alexandria was burned down.
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by arpa 5y ago
Sophisticated? not really.
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by arpa 5y ago
they pray the sociopath away :)))
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by arpa 5y ago
killing me is easy enough as-is, without the need for advanced technology. Literally any cop can bash my head in. Further arms race when nuclear weapons are present is pointless, as any conflict with nuclear power is likely to end in nuclea
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by arpa 5y ago
Paging Paedofinder General[0]! 0. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Paedofinder_General
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by arpa 5y ago
Well, the best way is to inherit it.
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by arpa 5y ago
the whole concept of fitting meaningful and thought-out things in 1xx characters is miserable imho.
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by arpa 5y ago
hasn't Tor performance improved over the years? i mean, it still doesn't make sense to use torrents over it, but for ssh and maybe some light file transfer it should be enough, no?
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by arpa 5y ago
ripped from the void, forced to be employed.
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by arpa 5y ago
half-assed reference to https://images.app.goo.gl/VMZSnawQ81nboSLx8 , implying unpleasant stimulating effect.
134.
by arpa 5y ago
not everyone is crazy for indica, my dude. Some of us would love that good old sativa that doesn't bring out the bees in the teeth.
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by arpa 5y ago
Hell, even if the switch was incompliant and noisy af, if tcp/ip packets got through, it would not affect audio quality.
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by arpa 5y ago
That actually might be a good idea.
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by arpa 5y ago
Protocols over something, i forget.
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by arpa 5y ago
Being anti-mimetic and following lists is kind of... mimetic, ain't it?
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by arpa 5y ago
see, that's the problem with engineers today. AltaVista ran on 3x300MHz 64bit processors with 512M of RAM back in 1995. Resources cost peanuts these days. It's just that we're so used to bloat and digital inflation, we can&#x
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by arpa 5y ago
TLS added/removed here :nsasmile:
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by arpa 5y ago
Well, it does mess with angiotensin receptors, which are all over, controlling the blood flow pretty much everywhere. That's why there's loss of smell, "covid toes", and multiple organs affected in high viral load cases,
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by arpa 5y ago
Nginx only supports fastCGI.
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by arpa 5y ago
I am a bash expert as well then, and probably the only person insane enough to have a web framework, complete with http server written in bash.
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by arpa 5y ago
what makes one a bash expert? genuinely curious if i could call myself one.
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by arpa 5y ago
> Now what? Goodbye and thanks for all the fish. Run!
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by arpa 5y ago
funnilly enough, i still receive stuff like ; .recent - .0rDer .feeDBack. / . . / in my inbox. Thanks gmail!
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by arpa 5y ago
somebody will still have to store and serve the blockchain, right? So same problems...
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by arpa 5y ago
"rubberhose him just to be sure"
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by arpa 5y ago
it once was like this already. You can spin up your site anytime. You can use tor hidden services to make yourself uncensorable. No need for crypto, pay in knowledge only. And that's why web 1.0 was superior. edit, ok, tor appeared wit
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by arpa 5y ago
this is a real problem, yes; i find encrypted volume in swap partition actually provides better plausible deniability. "I was told it should be 2x the size of RAM," - says a guy with 512G of ram and swapoff.

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