deathgrips

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by deathgrips 6y ago
Yes, they just need to magically shrink the distances between cities
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Did they lockdown the whole country for months?
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Politicians love to pass off their opinions as "facts" or "settled science". It leaves your ideological opponents with less room to maneuver in.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Because it goes against the narrative of lockdowns being a matter of "settled science".
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Did Shakespeare have a four year humanities degree?
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by deathgrips 6y ago
>At the level of state schools, it's a zero sum game that people feel forced to enter because their ability to make a living is otherwise severely impaired. What you're missing here is that colleges... teach stuff. You are more
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Is that better or worse than saying that your own ideology has a monopoly on truth and it is impermissible to let others talk about opposing ideas?
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by deathgrips 6y ago
"Right wingers" don't have a monopoly on ignorance. People of every ideology are unwilling to listen to opposing viewpoints, read controversial books, and rate movies based on the social context rather than the artistic conte
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by deathgrips 6y ago
It was entirely sarcasm.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
From John Pescatore: "This is the first time I’ve seen DHS/CISA put out a detailed public report on how an attack against a government agency succeeded."
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Federal Agency Compromised by Malicious Cyber Actor(us-cert.cisa.gov)
6 points by deathgrips 6y ago|1 comments
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Can't believe how biased western media is, calling the Vocational Educational Camps "internment camps". They just don't understand the cultural context of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
It is new to run targeted ads at protected classes. And it is new moral territory. Example: The government of Iran use pizza ads targeted towards gay people to track down their identities. Still the same as other media?
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by deathgrips 6y ago
I don't design message apps. I just know that law enforcement did just fine before the internet when most communication (face to face, over the phone) wasn't recorded or verifiable.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
A statement from the user who submitted it, including their unverifiable copy of the offensive message. The law is not computer code. They don't need to break ciphertext to get a warrant.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Turn it over to law enforcement. A single chat message is rarely a crime, but can be used to find further evidence of crime.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Only on Hacker News will people argue that using the defaults is taking a moral stance...
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by deathgrips 6y ago
By supporting it, do you mean that you donate? Or do you mean that you just talk about it? It takes a lot of money to develop hard features like this.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
We can build bridges and build microprocessors. No one has bottled up one "Earth's atmosphere" in a lab and run controlled experiments on it. It's not empirical.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Yes. You can't run controlled experiments to study the complex system of the Earth's atmosphere. It's not empirical.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Dear young people: please vote (for my preferred candidate).
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by deathgrips 6y ago
It's only bad if the services running on those ports are not secured.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
The US sinks billions into strategic weapons so that it doesn't have to use them.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
I like Standard Oil. How about we let people buy from the businesses they want to?
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by deathgrips 6y ago
China does what it does because it wants as much control as possible over its populace.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Prove that no teapot, too small to be seen by telescopes, orbits the Sun somewhere in space between the Earth and Mars.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
An alternative explanation: Microsoft execs cannot be convinced that the amount of money it would cost to remediate these security risks would not be recouped in extra sales.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Unfortunately modern activists and politicians want to make it seem like no reasonable person could disagree with them. This makes it impossible to engage in a dialogue and bridge a gap.
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by deathgrips 6y ago
I have a different perspective. I think that the scope of the 2nd amendment has narrowed over the years. In 1776, private citizens owned every kind and sort of weapon used by the military. Ordinary people owned cannons, were instructed to p
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by deathgrips 6y ago
Insert the "always has been" meme

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