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by etiam 7y ago
I don't need Facebook's permission to do that.
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Homeland Security Algorithm Revokes Visa of War Crimes Investigator Eyal Weizman(theintercept.com)
4 points by etiam 7y ago|0 comments
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NSA Whistleblower Reality Winner Submits Clemency Petition(theintercept.com)
3 points by etiam 7y ago|2 comments
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by etiam 7y ago
There may be some new documents available now, but the story as such seems to have been known for a while. I first learned of it last summer while reading some of the drafts for Ross Anderson's update of his excellent Security Enginee
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by etiam 7y ago
> There is no such thing as "ethical technology". Commonly expressed opinion, and for a reason of course. But I have come to think that rather there is pretty much no such thing as 'morally neutral' technology. Everyt
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by etiam 7y ago
I don't necessarily see the contradiction...
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Storage Management for Signal Android(signal.org)
2 points by etiam 7y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 7y ago
Antony Garrett Lisi of E8 Theory and the Pacific Science Institute, care to weigh in on that?
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Essential Guide to Shenzhen, Web Edition [pdf](bunniefoo.com)
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by etiam 7y ago
If we could have :pig: as well, we could at least do :lipstick::pig: for kludges on bad code... I think you're right on the mark about the strong cultural context and arbitrariness of the symbols. The value I see in emoji for this sor
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by etiam 7y ago
As opposed to wannabe tax lawyers? I'll take the comedians thank you very much.
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by etiam 7y ago
Anybody aware of a corresponding solution for Mercurial yet?
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Bacteria Behind yet Another Disease(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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by etiam 7y ago
.. from its competitors, apparently.
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Microbial Clues to a Liver Disease(nature.com)
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by etiam 7y ago
The biggest revelation for me for me here was on Metroid after clicking through to https://legendsoflocalization.com/the-problem-with-l-r-and-o... (and by extension https://legendsoflocalization.com/a-look-a
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by etiam 7y ago
Interesting isn't it? The most exciting option seems to me if something they were trying to do proved to work well enough that they went on to much heavier investment to seize the opportunity. (Beta-bet?)
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by etiam 7y ago
Did I ask you for an amateur shrink evaluation? Aspersions aside you have a point about the risk for confirmation bias, but that goes for conserving overly credulous attitudes as well. Everyone can make up their own minds about how to fill
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by etiam 7y ago
I'm inclined to think I just added some honesty. When they've used it in their 'research and development to better understand your preferences and offer you better services' or whatnot, do you seriously believe that isn&
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by etiam 7y ago
>> There is no advertising in the G Suite Core Services, and we have no plans to change this in the future. Google does not collect, scan or use data in G Suite Core Services for advertising purposes. [1] To me that reads a lot like &
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by etiam 7y ago
Governments the last few decades seem to insist on the power to seize the electronic money of just about anyone. Not sure that's a happy development, but as the capability's there anyway, couldn't one just serve the advertise
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International Repair Day(openrepair.org)
133 points by etiam 7y ago|46 comments
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by etiam 7y ago
Now, these are much more substantial complaints, in my opinion. But to the extent that sort of reasons truly drive the calls for removal, much of the rhetoric and all of the timing is extremely inappropriate.
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by etiam 7y ago
Finally some concrete examples of what RMS is alleged to have done wrong. All those references from stallman.org seems like perfectly reasonable opinions to hold and express though. Seems like you'd have to be fairly deep into radical
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by etiam 7y ago
> Our job is to provide them safe tools, not teach them about tech. But, you can't really provide them safe tools without fixing some of the behavioral components, can you. "Don't try to lick the sharp parts, especially wh
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Copernicium Is a Strange Element Indeed(blogs.sciencemag.org)
172 points by etiam 7y ago|15 comments
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by etiam 7y ago
I've been yearning to read those notes for decades now. Any idea of their situation? Is there a chance they'll ever be released?
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by etiam 7y ago
Quality-wise SC2 was a huge disappointment for many of us. "At this point, as had been hinted in the last two games, StarCraft’s story has morphed from “war between nuanced characters with their own motives and feelings” to “good heroe
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by etiam 7y ago
How about this one? https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/28/science/frogs-fungus-bd.h... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chytridiomycosis
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by etiam 7y ago
I don't particularly want to engage further with what I consider a pure smear campaign, but it seems fair to at least take the time to share the information with you that the woman's deposition mentions she was 'directed to&#

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