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   by frabbit 6y ago

   And in nearly the same breath they announce a net nanny service to help people maintain their YouTube recommendations bubbles. I like Firefox, but I worry about the direction the Mozilla Foundation are taking. At least it's Free Softw
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   There's absolutely nothing wrong in you leaving your average suburban house and penny stocks to your indebted children. Go for it. Live the dream.
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   What makes you think they haven't? https://www.marketwatch.com/story/its-been-almost-a-100-year...
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   Are you claiming that those references support the idea that Bill Clinton's administration acted motivated primarily by humanitarian motivations unalloyed with the longstanding desire (and repeated demonstration¹) of the United States
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   1. 10 2. 90 https://www.amazon.com/Fools-Crusade-Yugoslavia-Western-Delu...
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   What giant advances has Elon Musk made in maths/science?
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   it wasn't a time when there seemed to be a big ideological axe to grind So, neoliberal intervensionism and bombing for human rights happened in a vacuum? There has never been a time when people did not have ideological axes to grind
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   https://locusmag.com/2020/09/cory-doctorow-ip/
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   by frabbit 6y ago

   Have had similar in Canada: ordered footwear from a seemingly legit website. Some time later cheap jewellery arrived in the post with the same tracking number and Paypal was duly debited for the cost of the footwear. I reported to PayPal
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    even money it was done on behalf of (though not necessarily at the direction of) a foreign power. Why on earth would you assume that? What are the relatively likelihoods of it being Satanists, alien mind-worms or Marxist-Feminists versus
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    when they said "oh my god" (dildo in French) They were probably confused because you were mixing English 'oh my' with the well known Québecois word for a small penguin (un gode).
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    I didn't. It was the first thing that leapt to my mind as soon as I saw Imagination Technologies mentioned: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2009/12/pouls... What sort of person describes
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Paul Mason also was busy trying to climb over Corbyn's corpse. He's another of the Look-We-Publish-Left-Wing-Opinion go-tos for the Guardian centrists.
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Don't forget the use of Facebook micro-targetted ads to attempt to trick Corbyn into believing that his own party machinery was putting out the message that it was supposed to be: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article&#x2F
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    David Graeber has died(theguardian.com)

    749 points by frabbit 6y ago|263 comments
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    They might want to play down the "Swiss == secure" angle, e.g. from the About Precision, reliability, and discretion are typical Swiss characteristics, and as a true Swiss company, Threema lives these values every day. https:&#
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Good stuff. Needs to add another persona though: Smashing Sam who will knock you off your expensive bike in order to steal it: https://road.cc/content/news/e-bike-stolen-after-rider-ramme... Having had to cut th
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Use "cnidaria" as your keyword? https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/fsts/media/DNAbarcodingCnidar...
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    A good tour of the problems of phenotypic classifications -- which reached their heyday in the funfair of cladism. Always reminds me of Terry Pratchett's jokes about banana classification: https://www.goodreads.com/quo
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Works for me on Linux with Firefox 70.
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Powershell support would be nice.
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Why do you think it is just the USA? Are you genuinely surprised or this just a baity-get-things-rolling type of question? Just off the top of my head this is one of the most famous (exposed) examples in the UK https://www.bbc.c
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Knowing the speech was a fake and paying attention to it "skeptically" I noticed the double head-bob as an odd thing which seemed suspiciously convenient as a transition between cut-n-pastes. Now I'm going to have to go and w
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    3m06s to 3m15s seemed a bit cheesy and stagey
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Are you claiming that Mullvad are doing the same for the Firefox-brand VPN? If not why are you making a distinction between email,matrix and vpn services?
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    whoah! I didn't mean this to turn into a Brexit, get rid of the immigrants thing!
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Thanks. Guess I have to start making some new friends: "Heyyyy... you look like Fido kinda guy..."
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Thanks for the response. One more question: when I look at those plans on Fido¹ they seem to suggest that I need to be an existing postpaid customer. The plan seems like an add-on to other plans. Is this accurate or did you sign up from
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    Signal does not send encrypted SMS messages. Period. It can send encrypted messages but they are not SMS. I think that without using the same words that other "security professionals" (which I would not class myself as) use most
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    by frabbit 6y ago

    I appreciate the suggestion but had already experienced the issue that WiFi Calling did not work with my unlocked Nexus5, similar to this: https://forums.fido.ca/t5/General-Support/Wifi-Calling-worke... As noted