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by dmbche 2y ago
Alright, I'll break it down. A lawyer would charge you a lot to explain this to you you know? What he asked is not currently public. It will be made public during the hearing. A US federal judge (Not some random guy) is acting in accor
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Why's he asking me then?
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In the BBC article? I don't know or care as I'm not a party in this situation. It is evident from the BBC article that restricted data was shared unlawfully with Musk and that they are asked to delete the data. What will you do wi
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjw4g2q62xqo Ordering them to delete everything they got copies of, and the subsequent frustration from Musk. Why cares who personally violated federal law? However he managed to,
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https://www.protondb.com/ This lists the compatibility of most games on steam with Linux - you just need to enable proton in steam and you're good to go. Any distro should work - distros really don't matter (or if
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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/nonprofits-say... Googled "usa funding blocked"
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Absolutely baseless take: Weren't there implemented protocols to use the devices connected to the VPN that would proof against the most common sources of posture check failure? I imagine most problems are quite trivial, like the phone
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Smaller, lighter, arguably "tougher" - but the author starts by saying this is a bad idea too! It mostly seemed to be a passtime.
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Controller seems wireless and usb port used for glasses. This compared to the deck which has a screen and controller integrated.
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Check the Principal-Agent problem in game theory, that's what's going on
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White Elephant (2003)(idlewords.com)
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Unfortunate accident because they were not supposed to be at the pass, there were well travelled safe routes to California, but the party were told of a "shortcut" that was untravelled and dangerous. They got stranded far from civ
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A Rocket to Nowhere (2005)(idlewords.com)
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I can recommend Being No One, by Thomas Metzinger, for essays. For sci-fi, have a look at Blindsight, by Peter Watts (for free on his website: Https://www.rifters.com/real/Blindsight.html)
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It might have not been that clear, but the "until they find you" in my original comment is worded that way because it's a question of time rather than probability - they're gonna get you. You can try to make it harder (g
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That you treat the computer as compromised. You need to calculate something? Great, do that. You need to encrypt files, and keep them on your device which is connected to the internet, and want to trust that you are the only person that can
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Cowspiracy might answer some of your questions
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So free association is less than ideal is what you're getting at?
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I highly recommend the feeling of living grass on the palm of your hand my friend. Or the kiss of the suns rays.
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It is still less efficient that growing food humans can use directly
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I mean can you actually protect against the NSA? After Stuxnet, I fully trust that nation/state actors can infect whatever they put their mind to - I'd rather at least have control over my machine
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Like how cheap Masterlocks can be overcome by amateurs, even though it's not a real deterrent it "keeps honest people honest"
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Cutting Boards of Plastic and Wood Contaminated Experimentally with Bacteria(sciencedirect.com)
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Patent for the Comb-Over (1977)(bpmlegal.com)
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Low Vision Computing(lowvisioncomputing.com)
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How's the hydrogen working for ya?
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Success of Elite Police Unit Exacts a Toll on the Streets (NYT 1999)(users.soc.umn.edu)
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This was after a two year investigation by joint members and orgs of the governement, it's not a single event being blown up - I agree it could be weaponized, but its like not treating an infected wound with antibiotics because you don

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