evolvedcleaning

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by evolvedcleaning 7y ago
I may be an Apple user who is interested in such movies as the goonies at the matrix but I’m not going to open an Italian restaurant called iBuca. I just don’t feel the article has enough intellectual relevance to be on the front page of
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by evolvedcleaning 7y ago
How is this relevant on hacker news?
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by evolvedcleaning 7y ago
I had never heard such utterances from a human, and haven’t heard any such utterances since then.
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by evolvedcleaning 7y ago
This reminds me of the time that a couple on vacation saw me and made a hand motion and muttered what sounded like nonsense. I saw it out of the corner of my eye and didn’t fully process the visual motion initially (being peripheral) but he
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Excuse me for being short, but common sense analysis by a technically inclined person results in the nearly undeniable conclusion that fb exceeded reasonable monopolistic boundaries long ago, and presumed itself to be, under Zuck’s leadersh
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Doesn’t their world class team make such a long outage to be quite unlikely? How hard would it be to devote ample resources to a cover story for the “incident report”? Is the timing relative to the plethora of indictments relevant at all? R
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Considering they are accused of broad criminal activity, your statement should be considered a valid expression of public opinion on the matter, and should not be downvoted.
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
http://globalpolicy.ieee.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/IEEE... My response was in consideration of the points here. Snowden, one of his goals, besides defecting to Russia, was to “start the conversation
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
No need for that. Not sure why you hopped on me, but it wasn’t necessary. Putting down people you perceive as beneath you intellectually isn’t good manners, and is usually counterproductive.
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
This comment now has a reply button. Another comment about “good old fashioned troll” was made close by, but there isn’t a reply button: No, you’re right. I’m not an expert and maybe I’m wrong. Just seems possible to build a better mouse tr
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Replying to onlydeadhorses post with overtones of ad hominem: Stop assuming what I do or don’t know or can do, have done etc. Have you identified me? The issue of making crypto “less secure” isn’t anywhere near the deal that some academics
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
I didn’t make that claim. Obviously there’s a small trade off that is practically irrelevant, you can optimize so that the trade off doesn’t make it practically much less secure, make up for it elsewhere
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
It’s conceivable to make a skeleton key system that doesn’t change the surface area of attack that much. Such a system can respect the right to privacy, while allowing for a way to police child predators. Too bad you met some snooty NSA emp
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Seems more like dropping pamphlets behind enemy lines about the deception, rather than promoting a competitor on company premises.
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Intelligence officers not aristocrats although I do believe the current reality does reflect the characterization you have presented . There’s definitely a complex system of people with money power intelligence at war The math problem is w
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Nah I’m an old college dropout
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Going forward, cops breaking the law will be an anachronism. Record keeping of human society will only perpetuate and render privacy obsolete. You could grow the notion of comparmentalized information in such a society to create a kind of
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Money talks, if they paid him enough they could buy his loyalty Similar parallels exist in many walks of life. Those guarding assets need incentives to be loyal In a case of a potentially bad actor/blackest hat, you make them an offer
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
I freely admitted that breaking the law is an appropriate means to an end in some cases. Again imo. Unchecked civil forfeiture was not part of my argument. I disagree that common people should have perfectly secure comm technology. I dis
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Putting away meth dealers supercedes strict adherence to the constitution, by far, IMO, even if the police have to break the law to put the bad guys away. (Parallel reconstruction etc) The founding fathers didn’t have any conception for our
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Do you have a source for this or is this speculation?
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
As it turns out, there is no way to donate most organs unless you pass in an appropriate medical setting, to keep the organs alive. The next best option seems to donate body to medical school.
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Being enslaved by evil aliens is among the worst of fears. The risk isn’t death or annhilation; it’s being denied the mercy of a short (100 years) existence, in bondage and suffering. I fully support a careful approach to combing the cosmo
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
David Chase provided us evidence through the Sopranos character Paulie Walnuts: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PqgoXVB20W4 It’s not entirely unlikely that this scene was based on real mob stories. In the fictional depiction
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
This is precisely my plan. I gave away upwards of $1 million USD last year. I have no assets remaining, no career, parents, spouse or pet. I’m almost out of money finally. 40 something white American male college drop out with no social co
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by evolvedcleaning 8y ago
Technically, this isn’t true since there’s no way to prove or disprove such a phenomenon, currently. It’s beyond the limits of science. Further, it’s certain that some subset of professional psychics and their clients do believe in their