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atatatat
5y ago
Which would become really simple for your phone to compute if all of the dedicated mining machines magically disappeared.
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atatatat
5y ago
That's definitely not why this specific event is discussed. Probably the "how did all that shit get up there" problem is why the story vanished, relatively speaking.
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atatatat
5y ago
This comment won't age well.
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atatatat
5y ago
With a $150 GrapheneOS Pixel for things that matter, you could shut the other phone off and truly "shut off work".
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5y ago
Pirate Bay
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atatatat
5y ago
This specific example is kind of a bad place to prove that generally correct mindset.
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5y ago
Just so I'm clear: are you saying the DOJ is on whole more or less corrupted than the orgs "below" it?
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5y ago
and your home internet.
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atatatat
5y ago
It's getting awfully chilly in these waters, and more icebergs are forming//smashing together every month!
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atatatat
5y ago
Is it REALLY speculation that humanity needs a digital way to make microtransactions? (e.g. to replace ads) And other new types of payment?
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5y ago
Larger discussion: Is this what being a hacker is now? Knowing your project is going to get stomped out with uncompetitive practices from day 1, still doing and carrying it all the the way through to court with a big player?
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5y ago
I'd agree with you 100% conceptually, if not for the fact I've been personally left to improve the security on every phone and computer I've been offered by the market since my birth.
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5y ago
Statistically, is it?
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5y ago
The answer is usually: Maintaining the magic abuse detector requires secrecy around the heuristics, which means not always giving the clearest error codes/any error codes to the user re: what's wrong with their account/transa
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atatatat
5y ago
People "moved on" from PayPal, too. You can't take back the entrenched market position gained, and the millions in dickswinging power now accessible.
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atatatat
5y ago
Reading the stories week in and week out, we think you can get better, too. Hopefully that's a more diplomatic version of my (somewhat valid) sibling comment.
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5y ago
Chickens don't even understand when they're decapitated.
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5y ago
> A wireless charger has no data transfer capability yet ..but...the article
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5y ago
They're not incompetent, they're very competently selling you out.
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5y ago
> We park military in the Middle East mostly due to religious extremist and terrorism risk Tall tales, unless your argument revolves around keeping the entire region so poor and fucked over that they can't afford plane tickets or ot
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atatatat
5y ago
> so I can't see how its exploitation. Erlich Bachman?
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5y ago
WeWork, Theranos...
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5y ago
Vegas, et al weren't considered large-scale?
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5y ago
Also, did you somehow miss the billions of dollars in toys we left over there for (anyone) to (use on/sell) to (anyone)?
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5y ago
> Upset with people who own sports team > Go and turn over then burn the closest bar that has lots of their fans
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5y ago
conspiracy theory**
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5y ago
How many decibels to start fires that firefighters wouldn't be able to touch?
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5y ago
Delivering your users messages unmolested is enabling hate speech, in 2021.
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5y ago
AWS doesn't offer this now, do they?
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5y ago
That would be the tech knowledge of the individual. Record lows, considering the pervasive tech. We've taken the opportunity of technological advancement and turned it into societal devolvement in the name of convenience, instead.
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