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by bflesch 4mo ago
Might consider going for even older CPUs which don't have the Intel ME ring -3 thing which is full of backdoors
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Nah once they know you can be fleeced for $50 per month, they also know there is much more money to extract from you. Their advertisers would be mad if they remove this juicy cohort of moneybags from their audience.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Cognitive dissonance in tech millionaires is quite strong, still worth it to trigger them from time to time on a factual basis.
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by bflesch 4mo ago
It's about explicitly deciding to allow certain capabilities on a per-website basis. No major browser allows defense-in-depth via fine-grained website permissions. Even simply changing the user agent was sabotaged at Firefox, and choos
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by bflesch 4mo ago
All of those advanced features should be enabled on a per-website basis but unfortunately even browsers whose marketing focuses on privacy don't allow you to do that. Same with TLS root CA certificates, there is no way to configure tha
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by bflesch 4mo ago
Firefox has so much built-in tracking it seems they want to push me to build my own browser. For example every time you open the settings there are several ways they are sending out pings to certain extensions. Also by default addons.mozill
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by bflesch 5mo ago
She is British citizen and received the vanity SSN with her first H1B visa application which was done through one of Epstein's companies. Her family was involved with the software for identity management.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
It happened many times to me, especially on H1 but also from senior FAANG engineers on their mailing lists. If your job is to pretend all is fine it is easy to discard valid reports.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
There's documents that show Trump's father searching for a boat captain who can ship goods from Florida to New York. I have a feeling that black folks living in the Trump-owned low-income areas were the final destination for the w
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by bflesch 5mo ago
I take a very large grain of salt if a researcher is literally based in California and they produce "findings" in support of a California-based megacorp such as Facebook. And then the headline is "lacks evidence" and &qu
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Performing privileged work for the government in some shape or form which allows you to skirt the legal rules and makes you immune to certain issues (e.g. travel with diplomatic passport or invent fake identities to hide your real family tr
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Cashless society is amazing until the foreign shareholders of your core suppliers of digital infrastructure develop their own political agenda. But Norway is a monarchy well connected with the global Epstein class so I doubt their political
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Why would they leak the data of only 10M people and not all? Just to cause damage or were some people filtered out?
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by bflesch 5mo ago
One thing is old money, another is telling everyone you are selfmade when in fact you are a nepo kid. If you are old money you tend towards intelligence roles because they give you diplomatic passport and make you immune to the law. It is m
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by bflesch 5mo ago
That's exactly it. There was a time before widespread fingerprint checks and facial recognition where they'd all been swapping their first/middle/lastnames around like crazy between passports, and for GM we have the actu
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Indeed. It started with intercepting letters and couriers, then storing phone calls, radio communications, operating labs to build DNA databases from blood samples, and now large-scale data collection for AI. Archives tie Epstein and Maxwel
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Once your intergenerational wealth is offshore you can pick any of your nepo offspring and make them a hollywood star or unicorn startup CEO with a clean wikipedia page. Their wealth is also tied to national security jobs, because those mak
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Those few decades where the normal person thought that they are not a servant to a feudalistic lord are over, the aristocrats don't need to hide any more. The old money is out in the open, because the populace has lost all their levera
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by bflesch 5mo ago
The people who worked on the metaverse must be jealous
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Their assumption is that all relevant culture has already been invented and capturing the status quo is enough to get 80% of the benefits.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
There's a saying "the fish stinks from the head".
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Maybe the problem is that the people who report to the C-level have a huge incentive to use AI because it is so good at creating corporate BS. Also AI is tuned to sycophantic behavior which perfectly matches the middle/upper management
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Well done. Would be nice to remove a bit more five eyes tracking from your stack, e.g. remove includes from 3rd party domains such as unpkg / tailwindcss.com and of course get rid of cloudflare.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
after going through the docs this looks quite useful, but I'd prefer if the AI features were optional. assuming it's your project here is some unsolicited feedback: (1) imprint missing, no idea where the company is operating based
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Leaving the classroom to pee was frowned upon during lessons, and during breaks obviously there was a queue.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Yeah and the same word in different language will still work ;)
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Can we blame people who realize that everything is tracked and backdoored anyways, and 99% of threat actors are basically untouchable? Both my own aristocrat/intelligence class and the opposing bloc are fleecing us at the same time. Wh
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by bflesch 5mo ago
Firmware backdoors in wireless chipsets are a really big attack surface, and disabling wireless at least gives you the chance to monitor five eyes activity on ethernet.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
If it's thrown out on a technicality then Musk got fleeced by his lawyers - good for them.
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by bflesch 5mo ago
I guess it's storage, sensors and microwave links. On one corner you can see a concrete pad where a small boat can land unseen from the mainland. There are some official helicopter flyby videos but all of them fail to capture this one

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