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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
They also often appear more likely to pose a threat to the public. How is a white collar criminal a threat to the public?
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
What you wrote there effectively amounts to: > perhaps the illusion not actually being an illusion is what keeps it alive
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
In your scenario the CIA plays the equivalent role of a Chinese agency in the original one. Agencies within their own local government play the equivalent role of CIA.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> This is now impossible with background execution restraints Signature spoofing is similarly "impossible" there's no rule saying this stuff can't be changed by distributions that care about it. You already have to in
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
It's an orthographic projection. Ever play an isometric game? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthographic_projection#/media...
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
The weird thing is that the restart doesn't (usually?) seem to be necessary for it to function, only for you to receive the underlying security update. I learned this because there's a bug where if you have multiple profiles runni
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
nope, that's blacklisted on all my machines
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> Given that registrars give out that info, are you still concerned? Yes, absolutely. It should not be legal for registrars to be doing that either IMO. I don't generally think that it should be legal to build businesses on the exch
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
This NovelAI guide is a good starting point. https://rentry.org/voldy If you're interested in training data then reading about what was used and where it was sourced from would be informative. As to torrent indexing se
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> criminals will continue to build their own and ignore laws More specifically, researchers and hobbyists would be made criminals in this hypothetical. Why would I stop playing with ML just because someone passed a useless and poorly tho
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> The model was trained on copyrighted material. There are enormous pressures to close and stop this. > getting these tools in the future will only be from untrustworthy websites where half the download buttons give you an exe These m
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> That's generally where courts draw the line between helping out a friend, and providing a service. The point is that it isn't the same service being provided and they are very upfront about that with the customer.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
In that case you are selling the equivalent service (ie rewiring, which is regulated). In this case the service being sold is not the same (approximate versus legally certified maps).
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
> you think putting more items on their plate will help Not GP, but I think it would stress the system to the breaking point and force us to fix it. I strongly suspect this would actually be a good thing. If a periodic process is painful
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Well for starters, the example in the post at the top of this page would presumably not have happened if the paths in Explorer hadn't been obfuscated. So that's one example. There are also strange constructions that don't act
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
That is either an unreasonable or a flawed analogy, depending on exactly what you meant. It is almost never reasonable to use essentials like food when the discussion is about luxuries. If by bread you meant specifically and only bread, the
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
I am not claiming that the situation is ideal. Only that it is incredibly naive to expect scalping not to exist and that selling below market price without a plan for how you expect that to work is a genuinely bad idea. If you want to raffl
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
It depends. At least in the US your intent is important to most laws but not all laws. In other words, the judge or perhaps a jury will decide the answer to your question.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Yes but in context this is completely irrelevant. The context was originally the privacy implications of donating sperm. And those are definitely real.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Why do people put up with this? Just use linux. KDE is amazing these days.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
It is absurd that a user profile, even one that's intended to be ephemeral, is _ever_ placed in temporary storage for exactly the reason of what happened here. The data should have been retained, at least for some preset amount of time
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Not really. May Windows programs actively obfuscate certain paths. On linux, ~ is simply shorthand for your home directory. Note that knowing what particular block device is backing a given path is not at all the same thing as being able to
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Even then, you can never be certain that a service isn't providing you with a URL for something that is unique to you. For example, if HN wanted to go evil there's no reason it couldn't hand out a unique URL to every single v
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
I am also still using it and haven't run into any issues so far. But it is unmaintained for quite some time now last I checked so I assume that eventually it will just stop working. It's quite nice though. I have it set to disable
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Why would Apple need to allow it? It's simply a matter of a given program postprocessing the various audio streams appropriately prior to muxing them for output.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
A single sperm cell can't. But you presumably have an awful lot of them in a single sample. So this seems irrelevant to the privacy concerns being discussed here.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
The relevant term is "piercing the corporate veil" and it pretty much only happens if someone intentionally and knowingly engages in criminal acts.
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Honestly I've never seen ticket arbitrage as a bad thing. These venues are selling below market price and then people get upset when the obvious thing happens. Essentially they are trying to operate using some sort of private club mode
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Well on the contrary, I'm saying that I find those particular terms immoral, that those terms should be disallowed by law, and that I think it is either morally neutral or possibly even virtuous to intentionally and knowingly violate t
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by d110af5ccf 4y ago
Fair enough, you had specified a freestanding seed so we were talking about slightly different things. You can of course go to extreme lengths to bootstrap a secure machine including manual input. Well actually that might be quite difficult

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