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by cronix 5y ago
As an American, it's becoming harder for me to muster sympathy for an entity that actively discovers and exploits technological flaws to use against their adversaries while simultaneously purposefully not alerting the manufacturers in
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by cronix 5y ago
Rubber is similar to plastic in many regards. Here's how chemicals in rubber car tires find their way into water supplies and kill salmon. Lots of salmon. Most of this stuff we don't find out about for like 50 years, and usually o
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by cronix 5y ago
*US Courts This is an international forum.
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by cronix 5y ago
> and merely committed suicide That really doesn't read very well.
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by cronix 5y ago
How? They can physically overpower you and place the sensor against your finger, or in front of your eye and pry it open without your consent and gain access with 0 input from you. How do they similarly force you to type something that requ
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by cronix 5y ago
All TV's are dumb tv's if you only use them as an external display/monitor and don't connect them to the net. I have a dedicated computer for a media center and just use HDMI1 input on the TV. Never enter menus. Never up
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by cronix 5y ago
That sounds more due to inflation. Instead of charging you more, they keep the price the same and give you less stuff. It's not unique to cars. Even food packages are getting smaller in weight of product and the price the same, or more
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by cronix 5y ago
Whatever touchscreen you provide, my phone will be better, smoother, have a more polished UI and easily upgradable to stay current. Navigation apps are infinitely better than what you get stuck with, and I can navigate by voice using state
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by cronix 5y ago
It worked for Hitler's Mein Kampf by just changing a few words using "feminist" language, and even won some special recognition from the publishers. > Boghossian, Lindsay, and Pluckrose wrote 20 articles that promoted deli
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by cronix 5y ago
> Everything they actually care about is on Earth and that doesn't change with a mars base. I can see what you're saying for the first generation of people who go from Earth to Mars. I don't see that scenario for the major
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by cronix 5y ago
This is a great first step. The more fabs that are built here, the more supply chains that feed them will follow. Supply chains tend to follow the manufacturers where feasible. This will eventually improve things even more for the other hig
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by cronix 5y ago
And on the rare occasions that they do, it's usually just a fine, of the companies money.
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by cronix 5y ago
> to hold it accountable for the surveillance and targeting of Apple users. What exactly does that mean? Fine them? Get them to stop? Have them publicly say, "my bad?" I suspect the larger goal is to find out exactly how NSO is
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by cronix 5y ago
> The popular, misguided jokes about Gore "inventing the Internet" come from the work he did in Congress in the 70s and 80s I think most people got it from this interview he did with Wolf Blitzer on CNN. At least that's ho
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by cronix 5y ago
I think it also didn't hurt for the US Dept. of Commerce to add NSO Group to the Entity List for Malicious Cyber Activities just 2 weeks ago. It certainly doesn't hurt your case for the US Gov't to officially list them. >
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by cronix 5y ago
Hey, you can't talk about Max Headroom without talking about The Art of Noise. The Art of Noise (with Max Headroom) - Paranomia (1986): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6epzmRZk6UU
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FOIA Request Declassifies Some DIA Reports on Fusion Assessment(theblackvault.com)
7 points by cronix 5y ago|1 comments
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by cronix 5y ago
> It is a stretch to call it a bad fire. One of the battery containers caught fire, I suppose it's relative, but it seems it's a very good thing that only one caught because > A giant Tesla battery pack caught on fire at a
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by cronix 5y ago
5,000 years from now you can still say "let's not forget, once upon a time..." It just doesn't really add anything to the current topic.
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by cronix 5y ago
> BYD, which is the biggest producer of batteries in the world, sells shipping container sized lithium iron phosphate sized battery packs for large scale solar backup. Tesla has been playing in that space too with their Megapack. https
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by cronix 5y ago
Why would you do any conversion at all if you are to provide a "true and accurate copy" of all evidence to the defense? It's supposed to be an identical copy so the defense has the exact same evidence that the all-powerful st
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by cronix 5y ago
I purposefully left it out, but left just enough to google, because the trial itself is a political hotbed and has nothing to do with the technical/court discussion. This will degenerate off-topic quickly.
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by cronix 5y ago
For context, today in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, the prosecution (ADA Kraus) claimed that he was basically technically illiterate and basically didn't know about transcoding, not in as many words. A review of previous video testimony
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by cronix 5y ago
The whole upper pacific coastline is experiencing it. There is a lot of flooding along the Oregon coast as well with cars/trailers floating away and evacuations. Intense rains for days at a time. I mean we get a lot of rain here, but t
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by cronix 5y ago
Seems to be fixed.
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by cronix 5y ago
back up as of now (10:10a PDT) This sure makes it easy to know who is hosted by google by going to downdetector.com.
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by cronix 5y ago
Don't batteries degrade faster the faster you charge them?
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by cronix 5y ago
> The documents, a series of memos written by the group’s lawyer, detail ways for Project Veritas sting operations — which typically diverge from standard journalistic practice by employing people who mask their real identities or create
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by cronix 5y ago
You added that part.
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by cronix 5y ago
> Every person that generates their own electricity stops paying their fair share of maintaining the grid "their fair share." What exactly is that for something you don't use? This is a bit like saying everyone who walks&#

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