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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
Home depot and lowes have contract with Flock, as an example. In New Orleans, a private rogue network of surveillance camera has been erected in reaction to a too constraining live facial recognition ban. I think it would be much harder to
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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
Defense against who ? Russia ? Or the US ?
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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
Its moving the needle. There is a lot to be done but its moving
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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
You could be more pointed than that. French secret service "leveraging" Palantir is a disgrace , we all know who is leveraging who and its a plain shame.
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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
Land of the free ( white collard criminals )
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by dopidopHN2 6mo ago
And that since a solid decade.
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
Can you expands on the cool part of LSP support ? I"m curious and "on paper" it sounds desirable but I'm unclear on the pluses
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
The wealthiest people I know are philanthropist that spend their day on zoon meetings to decide who get the grant. A couple of time a week someone arrange a visit for them to check on "things are going" on the trenches. They also
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
No. Rich people zoom in to work and take a stroll to the market on Saturday morning, and they enjoy tapas a the quaint Bistro on the bank of the seine. Driving is for plebes
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
As a resident of this city. The clean air is one thing. EV could give us that and offset the pollution where the batteries are made and recycle. But the main gain, as someone paying taxes there: is the reclaim of public space for human to
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
You are absolutely right !
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
Those barbarian invaders were also used as security forces and were very familiar with the intricate of the empire.
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
Yeah well. That's what we've been doing to other industries over and over. I remember a cinema theater projectionist telling me exactly that while I was wiring a software controlling numeric projector, replacing the 35mm ones.
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
Do you have a source for those claims?
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
The data is persisted in OSM. You can consult it with various non web Client
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
Oh, they do. Sometimes its different providers. This map is missing info for my area. It's hard to not be in that network
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by dopidopHN2 7mo ago
I don't understand the connection? What is the guy stealing tbe screw was to walk or bike ?
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by dopidopHN2 8mo ago
Han. My only grippe was having to install a app. None of the rest.
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by dopidopHN2 8mo ago
I'm happy with grapheneOS as a daily driver. Can you elaborate on being banned from paypal so I don't do the same ?
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by dopidopHN2 8mo ago
Thanks for your perspective. I've been using tuta since a year now. Nothing to report
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by dopidopHN2 8mo ago
You can start by creating a email at tuta or proton. It does not have to be 100% overnight
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
Exactly my thought. Self-control ( a free app referenced above ) cut the access at the host file level. Superior.
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
Self control is great. I've been using it for a solid decade.
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
I've seen US citizen swich in mass to cryptpad and protondoc over ICE being in their town and then wanting to deliver grocery to their neighbors. Proton seems to have stick. It's far less feature full than google doc but I started
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
OVH in my case
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
I work in a buttons factory
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by dopidopHN2 9mo ago
Depends on where. In big city yes
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by dopidopHN2 10mo ago
FOIA the records