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by benevol 10y ago
Hetzner has this for quite a while now.
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by benevol 10y ago
LSD is said to be very similar to psilocybin and has the same effects regarding the medical conditions mentioned in the article. LSD is easier to ship/obtain an can be dosed more precisely. Also, always test before you ingest (testing
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Magic mushroom chemical psilocybin could be key to treating depression – studies(theguardian.com)
23 points by benevol 10y ago|2 comments
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by benevol 10y ago
Even end-to-end encryption is of no use as soon as one has a single backdoor into your system. Again, technology alone is never the whole answer. The legal framework must be sane as well.
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by benevol 10y ago
> It really feels like we're marching towards a brave new world. It's not a feeling, it's a cold fact.
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by benevol 10y ago
> corrupt capitalism has corrupted democracies making them unaccountable to the majority of people, leading to a massive and still accelerating level of economic inequality That's it, right there. The US is on a declining path regar
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by benevol 10y ago
> The problem is keeping your IP off of all the major blacklists. I run several email servers, and this is NOT the problem. You just need to configure things correctly. It's not 1996 anymore, you need to set up things like DKIM, SPF
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by benevol 10y ago
> Above survival level, it's healthier to be at the top of a poor culture than at the bottom of a rich one, even if the absolute level is lower. This does not apply to Switzerland and the Nordic European countries. (It does clearly
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by benevol 10y ago
> How to avoid the UK’s new online surveillance powers How to avoid the UK’s new online surveillance powers, by using things like VPNs, until those become outlawed too, because they circumvent the law. - FTFY Don't even think you wi
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by benevol 10y ago
> Bunnie Huang who is working on a project like this I don't know of this or any other such projects. Any such project needs to be on HN on a regular basis.
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by benevol 10y ago
> Eventually, our government could put cameras everywhere in our home I actually don't think that the government will have to do this, because as consumers we do it already for them: Have a notebook in your house? Nice, your camera
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by benevol 10y ago
The thing is, there should be no pyramid.
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by benevol 10y ago
That's so corrupt. And it stems from the sick fact that our society still glorifies money/power as our most central cultural value.
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by benevol 10y ago
Total surveillance means a full frontal attack on democracy. And this situation here seems to be a tiny reminder.
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by benevol 10y ago
"A new leader will be elected, they'll flip the switch, say that because of the crisis, because of the dangers that we face in the world - some new and unpredicted threat - we need more authority, we need more power. And there wil
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by benevol 10y ago
Now ask yourself if you want to live the rest of your life asking yourself these questions all the time.
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by benevol 10y ago
"A new leader will be elected, they'll flip the switch, say that because of the crisis, because of the dangers that we face in the world - some new and unpredicted threat - we need more authority, we need more power. And there wil
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by benevol 10y ago
Also, here's Oliver Stone's "Snowden" movie (open with Transmission or similar): magnet:?xt=urn:btih:beb9b342be059a38a54bd1b3ec0cb6448ee07740&dn=Snowden.2016.HDRip.XviD.AC3-EVO&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers
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by benevol 10y ago
> it's also a problem when the software is buggy Or when the software is not open source and therefor can contain elements of corruption because not being reviewed by the public.
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by benevol 10y ago
Thiel brings the mass surveillance, Trump adds the hate. Explosive mix, but again, this danger was obvious a couple of decades ago.
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by benevol 10y ago
That's the effect of a (quasi) monopoly. It's like a DC politician who's above the law - you have so much power that you can literally do what you want. The solution? Stop using products of the biggest players and start looki
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Snowden LIVE: 4:30 PM Eastern / 22:30 CET(startpage.com)
5 points by benevol 10y ago|0 comments
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by benevol 10y ago
I actually use their search engine, and TBH, it's a very solid Google replacement, without the tracking (your search data still does go to Google, though).
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by benevol 10y ago
> Is he getting fed new information? [...] Or just whistleblower celebrity at this point? We don't need any new information or entertainment. We have gotten all the information we needed. The point is, as a society, we failed to act
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by benevol 10y ago
Does anybody know what it will be about?
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by benevol 10y ago
I sure hope your scenario will happen. I'm just saying Google or Apple will probably not actively push this technology. And most app developers are either Apple or Google platform addicts (A and G being the duopoly in the mobile applic
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by benevol 10y ago
> If other browsers can also jump into this The other major players being Google and Apple, they'll almost certainly want to push their proprietary app platforms to increase their market power, instead of open technologies which are
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by benevol 10y ago
> the devil at work It's just money (power/manipulation/dominance) at work. With increasing intensity, which of course is sick.
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by benevol 10y ago
Processed food is always a bad idea. It's simple, really: The closer your are to nature, the better you feel (because the healthier you are). Our body is happier when we spend our time in nature instead of artificial environment (the
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by benevol 10y ago
If you want to update a specific package only: sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade <package_name>

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