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by fitz13 6y ago
Seems like Krugman phoned this in. Half of the column is other people's words and at no point does he even attempt to back up the headline (which acts as his thesis) that Bitcoin is Evil. He wrote a slightly more in-depth opinion in 20
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by fitz13 6y ago
Good points, well made. Especially about the hacking. My only other thought is that a government/organization interested in using/misusing such a database would be willing to invent a pretense. I'm not sure how heavily to wei
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by fitz13 6y ago
It's true I may not be, but I'm not sure what the material difference is between real-time facial recognition and performing the same analysis on security camera footage after the fact. I should clarify, I'm not arguing in fa
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by fitz13 6y ago
Thanks to the practice of Parallel Construction and using Third Party vendors, I'm sure there would be a way around this. Hypothetically, the Portland PD sends all the details of the crime, including images, to a Third Party. Third Par
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by fitz13 6y ago
"Multi-screening" in this case means multiple devices, not 2+ displays of the same device, although I have my suspicions about that.
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by fitz13 6y ago
The Daily Mail article[0] has a bit more substance, but a little less humor. [0] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8829539/EU-dimwits-...
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by fitz13 6y ago
Tutanota is my first e-mail provider since deGoogling. ProtonMail didn't have an integrated Calendar (at that time at least) and was more expensive. Fastmail is Australian which is a non-starter from a privacy perspective. Unironically
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by fitz13 6y ago
The Android app's good, and available from F-Droid. And the features are solid. There's definitely room for improvement, but no glaring deficiencies in my experience. To be specific though, their roadmap [1] includes "Import