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by batch12 3y ago
Clearly autistic? How did you come to this diagnosis?
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by batch12 3y ago
>The government requested that Bankman-Fried be remanded to a jail in Putnam, New York, where he’d have access to a laptop with internet access for defense preparation, as opposed to sending him to Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Cente
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by batch12 3y ago
It's really not perfect privacy. Adding onto the example below: Would you argue that you had perfect privacy if public toilets were in the street and you decided to wear a mask? Maybe you have repudiation, but not privacy.
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by batch12 3y ago
> IMHO the real question of privacy is whether they would be identifiable to others, not to themselves I disagree. Just because my headless naked body can't easily be traced to me doesn't mean my privacy isn't violated if
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by batch12 3y ago
I understood this to mean the amount of information they have is enough to uniquely fingerprint you and associate that with your derived wants and needs.
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by batch12 3y ago
Those kinds of things tickle the crazy part of my brain. This would make me want to save up a year's worth of papers (maybe collect them from my neighbors who want to participate) and quietly return them to the door or lobby of the bus
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by batch12 3y ago
I know that's the popular thing to say nowadays, but it really isn't.
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by batch12 3y ago
Good ideas. Fortunately, most of these things aren't issues where I live.
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by batch12 3y ago
So you propose to be unhappy and dwell on the things that one can't control? I have heard no realistic solutions, just soothsaying and hand wringing. Give me something real that I can do, that I'm not already doing, and I'll
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by batch12 3y ago
If Tor is illegal in your country, it seems pretty risky to try to use it. Since anyone can run a snowflake proxy, it would be a trivial exercise to just log connecting IP addresses. Then it's a gamble with vanishing odds of staying sa
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by batch12 3y ago
So, I'm reminded of the old 'store your files on youtube' thing[0] and I wonder how much bandwidth one could get using the same concept on one of the widely used voice conferencing solutions (like zoom) to further blend in. B
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by batch12 3y ago
Not true. By doing nothing you forfeit your right to pursue damages for this. Opting out would have left you the option to sue independently. > Unless you opt out of the settlement, you are automatically part of the Settlement. If you do
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by batch12 3y ago
If you can't lead effectively, you can't complete the mission. Fear only gets you so far.
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by batch12 3y ago
That deadline already passed, so you can't opt out anymore.
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by batch12 3y ago
9 months x $15 = 135. Even at double or triple, It's still a better deal and less hassle than having to juggle junk mowers every season just because they can't be bothered to learn simple hygiene/maintenance. Also, I've
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by batch12 3y ago
Is this a problem a lot of people are having?
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by batch12 3y ago
Listen at your peril. Once you hear it, you can't unhear it.
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Biorock(en.wikipedia.org)
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by batch12 3y ago
Well, exit nodes aren't used for hidden services. I either discover them from when people give them to me when searching the site, http referrers, a crawler, or through other means of disclosure.
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by batch12 3y ago
Maybe we could just call it babbling.
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by batch12 3y ago
It'd be nice if one could take scripts and screenplays and turn them into classic radio dramas.
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by batch12 3y ago
I know this isn't new, but I wonder if the name is an intentional nod to Star Trek Voyager or is there another reference I'm not aware of. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Proton
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by batch12 3y ago
I run a service that scans and documents hidden services. I've actively contributed to the security of the Tor ecosystem by reporting vulnerabilities that would result in de-anonymization. I can say with pretty good authority that mos
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by batch12 3y ago
If the mower is really kept in the shed then it may be as simple as changing the gas, checking the oil and spark plug, and a little muscle to crank it.
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by batch12 3y ago
That's it- just needle, thread, and scissors.
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by batch12 3y ago
> every employee had a zombie like appearance one or the other way, demotivated, sad or emotionless looking, slurping slowly through the shop.. like employees super abused or completely lost and aimless. Nowhere else, even in cheap fast
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by batch12 3y ago
My wife chuckles because I darn my socks a few times before throwing them out. I chuck them when they either aren't comfortable, look terrible, or are too damaged to fix.
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by batch12 3y ago
> A friend loves Walmart as it means he no longer has to maintain his lawnmower. He just throws it away and buys a new one annually at the start of the season. He can still mow his lawn while abandoning the need to maintain mechanical kn
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by batch12 3y ago
> yes recruiters, this 100% works, we won't use you if you're shit regardless but we'll 100% entertain looking at your candidates Maybe 99%. This doesn't work on me. Any swag I am sent from a recruiter gets handed to
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by batch12 3y ago
> Also consumption of any kind of distrubing porn doesn't mean you actually want to do things you see in it in the real life. No, but it does mean you support the abuse necessary to produce it.

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