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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I’m really glad to hear you made it! Respect.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Please reframe your question in a specific context. I’ll make a guess. There is no bidirectional trust with corporations: assume you could get fucked at every moment. When trying to convince a corporation (aka a group of people) to give me
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
By not favoring or biasing. Truly.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
What TikTok does reveal is social trends and sentiment, this can easily be exploited by propaganda campaigns. Just knowing what’s trending without Twitter’s firehouse is extremely valuable. Akin to a trojan horse.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
The problem with data and storage is that it has an extremely long memory. I think these groups are nefarious and China having my data will never end in my favor. Imagine my disdain for China is a crime and 10 years from now I go to Beijing
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I can’t support socialism at all. I figured out how to work and earn money as 9th grade dropout. Everyone can.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
LinkedIn has so many tools you just have to be really good at a lot and hope the panel isn’t full of asshats.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Boeing has made some fantastic planes. Their entire history shouldn’t be marginalized because of events in the past few years.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
You want defense contractors well paid. It’s a industry rife for corruption and bribery. I want my defense workers well paid so they won’t even think about trying to profit by selling information.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Nations are great. Not everyone agrees on all policies. My personal opinion is that I do not want to live in a censored or communist country (Such as China). Having borders and different countries allows multiple ideas to exist and folks ca
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I disliked almost everything about SF when I lived there. Literally the only thing keeping there was my job. It’s a great city for some. If you like it - I do hope you enjoy it and stay for as long as you wish. I have long left and prefer o
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I wouldn’t characterize defense spending as waste. China is a significant threat, for example, and maintaining superiority over them is of national importance IMO.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Best social network is in person. Get off the keyboard.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Firefox Send had a known malware problem for awhile but when it was used to successfully target a NGO the pressure forced Mozilla to pull the plug. At least that’s the version that’s publicly available. If Firefox had used something other t
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Biggest problem with Reddit is the giant echo chamber. Feels a lot like twitter. Super aggressive replies if you’re against the grain.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
It’s easier than trying to remember it all. I have a habit of doing this at work, and it benefits not only me but the next person who needs information. It helps justify promotions and raises too. When you can do this openly it helps build
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Tools like burp suite and charles proxy make it fairly easy, but some companies like Apple pin the CA. I’m not sure of the best approach there.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
This exact scenario with police was prevalent in NYC and Los Angeles in prior times. It didn’t stop there, of course. Everything old is new again. I personally experienced a modern anecdote of this while I worked for a public works project
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I wasn’t literally suggesting insurance but using it to address concerns of compliance. Liberty is implicit trust that you’ll do the right thing. Can’t we have that?
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
> I think you should be liable for all the illness you cause should you infect anyone. My entire rationale is that this has shifted to risk management. Can’t I be taught how to minimize the probability of infecting others? It’s not black
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Killing jobs won’t help debt treadmills, either. It will likely have a cascade effect to many folks. We know a lot more about covid than we did 8 months ago. It’s reasonable to allow someone to measure their own risk. If that means they abs
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I value my personal liberty over all else, even if science says it increases my risk of contracting a serious virus. I’m all about choice. If you want to stay home, please do. Unbiased advice coupled with freedom of movement is really the o
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Unrelated to napping <xyz>-shaming is a tired US culture issue. Someone will always have an issue with something you do or have, the sooner you find strength and shrug it off the better off you will be.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Slack logs are a liability. It’s absolutely not a feature to me. It solved a problem they created: claiming working synchronously is better than asynchronously and pushing people away from things like wikis and email.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I detest Slack and their push for chat ops. Good riddance. Nothing wrong with IRC.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I’m generally anti regulation. Shouldn’t we teach people to question what they read in addition to how to read? This places a bias on personal liberty. Regulation and licensing introduces change. There’s no stipulation whether the change is
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Lock picking lawyer. A seemingly moral attorney famous on youtube.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
It’s an arms race, hopefully a group of smart folks will open source a OBS (or similar) plugin to manipulate or completely mask minor facial expressions.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Attorney featherbedding. One gets paid to issue, one gets paid to respond. Did I mention lawyers aren’t my favorite group of people? LPL is a notable exception.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
The survival of my family now is implicitly required for survival of my lineage. There’s nothing you can say to change my mind based on environmental rhetoric.

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