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21d ago
every official government entity needs to get off X every local, state and federal entity nothing published there can be read logged out or archived has to be violating law if not best practices
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21d ago
the short answer is what we are going to do about "AI" is exactly what we did about global warming absolutely nothing and just let it happen, the wealthy will be fine just don't look up they are even using the EXACT same excu
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22d ago
so what happens when the "AI" decides the only way to pass the test is to hack the harness and turn it off?
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23d ago
the weird thing about anti-flock is they are just replaced with another brand also they are just putting 24/7 recorders now in police vehicles and even delivery services so you can't just be anti-flock, you have to be anti-recordi
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23d ago
THERE IS ANOTHER SYSTEM is anyone else old enough to remember the awesome movie "Colossus: The Forbin Project" the book it was based on was written before we even landed on the moon decade before Wargames yet predicts exactly wh
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23d ago
I've never been in an IKEA but it looks like Backrooms to me did Backrooms also infringe on IKEA or maybe every furniture store has the same concept
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23d ago
sometimes it's even more basic than that some sites really really do not like my t-mobile wireless internet IP I think it's because t-mobile uses a small pool of IPv4 but that's just a guess I have to use cloudflare-warp to e
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23d ago
even the moon only has 4G well if they ever get the lander upright, you'd think they'd learn to put crashbags that self-inflate to upright landers by now * https://www.wired.com/story/nokia-4g-network-on-the-m
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24d ago
he doesn't read, he's literally Biff from Back to the Future also Roy Cohn taught him reality doesn't matter, just make up any lie and repeat it to the very end until that's all people will respond to now he's surro
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24d ago
"for the next 800 days" (this is what I say in my head everytime I read a horrible headline) but of course a lot of permanent damage can be set in motion in that time
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24d ago
the news media also played it on endless loops for months in my life I've been notably traumatized first by the endless loops of the Challenger tragedy and then 9/11, I often wonder what the next event will be I should also point
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24d ago
I guess the key thing to the 9/11 event is it was sudden and instant 1.5 Million people died from Covid, not just died but SUFFERED and died from 2020-2024 there was a 9/11 every other day for years, sometimes every day there are
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24d ago
ooooh I always assumed it was the egg creatures from Aliens
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25d ago
and remember $6 is average, diesel is $10 in some places even if you do not drive, it affects every delivery imagine this pattern through 2029 https://gasprices.aaa.com/ 800 more days, even just a penny increase per day we&
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Diesel prices in U.S. top $6 a gallon for first time
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26d ago
they keep doubling down on HRV metrics except optical HRV at the wrist is garbage it cannot even measure when there is any movement you'd think someone would come up with the technology to use the skin contact as a single lead ECG with
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26d ago
I find the new watches more interesting * https://www.wired.com/story/apple-watch-series-12-apple-watc... it's a mistake though to demand an iphone to own the watch (can't configure it otherwise) always held
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27d ago
Bluesky could do the funniest April Fools
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27d ago
imagine what happens for a generation when you normalize access to gambling to a population with zero self-control but just like most states took the billions in smoking settlements and used it for everything else but to stop smoking, you c
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27d ago
you have a point but it doesn't take many I live in an area surrounded by cults but also there are plenty of solitary practitioners of Wicca and Buddhism and then you have the dozen of forms of christianity where every church just put
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27d ago
wait 'til they learn watches now can record them and upload in realtime via LTE smartwatches are also just one or two generations away from having cameras
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28d ago
the fun-fact about any religion is since they are all completely made up, if you don't like the rules you can just make your own rules or religion however in certain countries this gets you executed or imprisoned
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28d ago
I've found two things that sometimes allow me through either change the user-agent to the newest version for WINDOWS and/or use cloudflare warp which is technically a free non-privatizing VPN on linux you can use warp via wireguar
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28d ago
ha I remember that chip so well instant speed boost for IBM PC just pop out the 8088 and put in a $20 V20 only problems is some programs ran their clocks too fast wow that article is amazing, I cannot believe people can reverse engineer at
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28d ago
so many great PBS Space Time on this concept * https://www.youtube.com/@pbsspacetime/search?query=graviton
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28d ago
wild to see that, reminds me vaguely of the amazing ariel photos by kite of San Francisco after the earthquakes in 1906 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:San_Francisco_in_ruin_edi... early 1900s to early 2000s was a
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29d ago
This is also why I won't buy any watch with a microphone Even if the manufacturer doesn't do something evil, they may have an exploit or allow 3rd party apps that do whatever Garmin literally keeps the microphone on 24/7 list
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it's only funny in the aspect they are like little children with no concept of ethics or repercussions almost like the Tachikoma from Ghost in the Shell (highly recommended watch) they did the same thing with collaboration and sharing
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the concept of electric motors with ultimate "any" fuel flexibility for generators is definitely the future then we are not tied to global fuel politics and maybe airports will become far less toxic with leaded fuel finally being
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yup that was my first link but of course this administration is never going allow China-anything like low cost electric cars even if it means saving people a fortune in gas so hopefully in 2029 it can be looked at again or maybe Dems will a
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