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by bouncycastle 3y ago
It is. We are offloading work away from our brains. After the arrival of smartphones and instant access to information, there's no need to remember anything when you can look it up instantly. Before, you'd memorize facts such as t
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Explain? Devices are everyone these days and child obesity rates are climbing higher.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
You're arguing that we should not have privacy. I am saying that everyone should have privacy 100% of over their data, no matter what data it is, and there is no middle ground. Obviously we won't change each other's views, no
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Thanks! Looks like I got downvoted to hell anyways, now at -2. But that's OK, I've got points to burn on challenging views ;-)
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
All I see these days is kids watching mindless youtube/tik-tok videos all day. Perhaps sending them to a farm for some movement might actually be good for them & give them a sense of accomplishment. Seize their phones before they g
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Russia blacked out
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
There are plenty of genuine reasons. One reason off the top of my head is that you cannot pay bounties to informants for rewards if they give reliable tip-offs. You need full anonymity for that. So crime / terrorist fighting is actuall
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
the term "money laundering" is the anti-euphemism of "financial privacy". It's a highly successful attack on privacy. It's been drilled into our heads that privacy is bad, and it won't stop there.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
an R2D2 unit!
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Nice detail, thanks
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
UDP is used by Wireguard, for example. Quote from Wikipedia: "WireGuard uses only UDP, due to the potential disadvantages of TCP-over-TCP. Tunneling TCP over a TCP-based connection is known as "TCP-over-TCP", and doing so can
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Everything is carbon neutral on a long enough scale. Unless you send that carbon out to space.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Is this a typical case of correlation does not imply causation?
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Speakers of languages without a future tense care more about the environment(theconversation.com)
4 points by bouncycastle 3y ago|4 comments
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Plants are basically self-replicating solar panels with efficient CO2 removal & storage.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Life is probably not bad in North Korea, than the propaganda lead you to believe. Especially if you remain loyal and are a valuable asset.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
The war on privacy continues.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
k10k (aka the "kitchen sink")
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Probably 100% if you count by household, as chances are that even your digital toothbrush runs the Linux kernel.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
It's the 2020's, you no longer need to build a spice rack. You use Spice Rack as a Service.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
The best way to describe it is that it's unfinished conflict from WW1, WW2 and the Cold War, and therefore seeing it as Russia vs the west makes sense if you look at the entire history. Quite crazy that this is still happening in 2023.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
There's more. Sun is also responsible for floods, typhoons, cyclones and tornadoes. Hundreds of disasters every year. Come to think of it, energy stored in the dam is the result from the Sun evaporating water from other areas, and then
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Yet, you cannot look at it with the naked eye for more than a second & it scorches large areas of Earth leaving only dry desert sand.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
> almost no American spoke Japanese, let alone at a scientific level. Nonsense. Quote "the Military Intelligence Service (MIS) trained and graduated nearly 6,000 linguists—the majority of whom were Japanese Americans." Source
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
back on those days, the best brains of their generation were not occupied with thinking about how to make people click ads...
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by bouncycastle 4y ago
Of course you are going to say that you are happy, you don't want to provoke your local autocracy...
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by bouncycastle 4y ago
Ever since Microsoft took over...
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by bouncycastle 4y ago
We also had p2p file sharing before the internet or any networking existed. Files were shared physically, literally from peer to peer. You would meet with your friends and exchange floppies or CDs, take them home, copy and return back. No I
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by bouncycastle 4y ago
I wonder if that was also an I/O limitation rather than just a CPU thing. Old floppies probably would not handle 128kbit. Hard drives were slow too, so was memory and bus.
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by bouncycastle 4y ago
There was nothing DeFi about Terra. They coopted the term. The chain was completely centralized and controlled by them.

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