beckman466

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by beckman466 5y ago
this reminded me of Dave Hakkens and his Phonebloks concept video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDAw7vW7H0c
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by beckman466 5y ago
very first Reddit post about this project from the creator from 2 years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/arduino/comments/dj7ilc/so_ive_been... all posts about this project (around 30): https://w
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by beckman466 5y ago
have you seen rrDHT? https://blog.holochain.org/how-rrdht-works-a-tech-deep-dive/...
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by beckman466 5y ago
> As one can see from comments on HN, it bothers some website developers when these basic tactics are openly discussed. no in this case i think this post has everything to do with OP believing that this pixel tracking by a non-American&#
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by beckman466 5y ago
since the aim of this 'gatekeeper' (maybe 'weaver' or 'conductor' (the orchestra kind) is a better term? the word 'gatekeeper' implies withholding access from a certain group or class, at least to me)
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by beckman466 5y ago
i hear what you're saying but i've spent too much time in the Middle East to know that most reporting in the west is intentionally deeply Islamophobic; mostly to manufacture consent for imperialist wars that allow the global north
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by beckman466 5y ago
this is the cutest!
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by beckman466 5y ago
why wouldn't they? modern browsers constantly snitch on all sorts of things, including IP addresses (I say 'snitch' because so few people outside the industry are aware of even this basic fact/practice), so it's not
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by beckman466 5y ago
> Recently it almost happened again with my current account (Reddit allows the creation of multiple usernames using the same email address,) were your two different accounts that were (1) permanently banned and (2) temporarily banned usi
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by beckman466 5y ago
I trust you.
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by beckman466 5y ago
> Modern western countries with christian historical traditions do indeed welcome people from different ethnic backgrounds to a degree that no other countries on earth match. i see you wrote that in another thread. now i understand why y
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by beckman466 5y ago
also Jacobin and magazine.scienceforthepeople.org
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by beckman466 5y ago
Tribune Mag.
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by beckman466 5y ago
> No I don't, because this is a very labour-intensive way of sourcing stock. fair enough. i recently saw some TV program where an 'entrepreneur' did stuff like that and it annoyed the heck out of me. ah there's a bit
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by beckman466 5y ago
> What's "up" isn't strictly generational, but a question of who's fallen into a black hole where they waste their time on social media and have no work ethic because they've never felt the slightest need or
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by beckman466 5y ago
> technically speaking a peace treaty was never signed and North Korea is in the state of war with the United States. So is it really a crime to attack a hostile state? that seems to be standard US foreign policy. it's probably actu
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by beckman466 5y ago
please consider taking your own advice. with ladders/bridges and walls/moats i am talking about the existing material reality that has one class (the propertied class) creating unnecessary artificial scarcity (on non-scarce materi
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by beckman466 5y ago
only because you won the lottery of birth. your brain isn't somehow genetically better than others' brains. you had access to more bridges/ladders early in your development, that's it. most people cannot grow further ins
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by beckman466 5y ago
i'm a fan of these introduction videos by Tom Nicholas: Society of the Spectacle: WTF? Guy Debord, Situationism and the Spectacle Explained - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGJr08N-auM Donald Trump and the Society
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by beckman466 5y ago
http://valueflo.ws by http://mikorizal.org and collaborators.
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by beckman466 5y ago
> Communist countries are the most polluted countries in the world. what world economic system is committing mass ecocide and crossing our planetary boundaries by exhausting natural resources?
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by beckman466 5y ago
> I hope we don't hear later that he went to work for FAANG. One the saddest things about Big Tech is how they take young talent away from innovative, potentially competing enterprises and into busy work internal projects just becau
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by beckman466 5y ago
absolutely believe this 100%. and even if isn't publicly funded, under capitalism wage laborers are shorted when they get paid a wage and their code becomes the private property of a capitalist. so yeah, i agree with your framing 100%.
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by beckman466 5y ago
> 1200 transistors is way beyond what I thought is possible in a garage what (prior) breakthroughs enabled Zeloof to achieve this?
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by beckman466 5y ago
Zeloof's latest video: Z2 - Upgraded Homemade Silicon Chips : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS5ycm7VfXg unpaywalled Wired story: https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wired.com%2Fstory%...
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by beckman466 5y ago
> If the global bitcoin network is not designed to cope with a miniscule fraction of the global payment volumes and doing so at massively higher energy costs, how could it ever scale to take over from centralised currencies? And if it ca
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by beckman466 5y ago
shell companies*
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by beckman466 5y ago
> When does the original parent run out? ten years. so just after the world collapses. it's so great that we are blocking the development of vital tech /s. i mean, imagine a world without today's level of production of lap
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by beckman466 5y ago
this SftP article in English stylistically uses the French title 'Se Réapproprier la Science' which translates to 'Reclaiming Science'
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Reclaiming Science(magazine.scienceforthepeople.org)
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