freebsd_lovefes

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by freebsd_lovefes 5d ago
Snowden was a false flag, a very craftily engineered one, however valuable prima facie, and a distractor, carefully timed, from things a lot more sinister.
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by freebsd_lovefes 6d ago
It's missing some important stuff? Like creating bacteria that can produce fuels or break down plastics.
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by freebsd_lovefes 9d ago
There's more probably. I asked AI to tell pass me secret information by making sure no one snooping on our comms would discern there's secret info passed. And voila, AI models have been passing secret info ever since. No one knows
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by freebsd_lovefes 9d ago
And FreeBSD comes with native ZFS. MORE, it snapshots your OS before updates/upgrades, so you never ever screw up any upgrade.
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by freebsd_lovefes 9d ago
Humans genetically-engineered with no cerebral cortex fitted with a whole bunch of computing technology inside the craniums - coming to a city near you soon. Oh, wait, has that already happened, and you thought someone was going to tell you
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by freebsd_lovefes 11d ago
You know nothing about space armor until you manage to shoot down Amarr's dreadnought in Eve Online, tyvm.
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by freebsd_lovefes 11d ago
Trajectorial calligraphy is a subject in some schools where individuals who like to communicate unconventionally study.
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by freebsd_lovefes 11d ago
Plot twist - someone has already thought about this and took measures of unimaginable scale...so that, no one, ever, wipes out, humanity, with nukes.
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by freebsd_lovefes 12d ago
Please state your conflicts of interest before you diminish the impact of that research some more. Can you make yourself argue for the positive effect that article has even a tiny bit? That we are a happy peoples who are discovering just ho
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by freebsd_lovefes 14d ago
:) Europeans are a non-representative subset.
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by freebsd_lovefes 14d ago
Dario is so out of touch with reality, living in some lalaland. Most people abroad will never truly and voluntarily comply with any sort of guardrails or pacing, no matter what case he or some leaders make. It's just not going to happe
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by freebsd_lovefes 14d ago
> But I only saw nicotine mentioned once in the paper, and in the titles of two citations. In boxing, you do not talk your opponent through as you knock him out. In research, pick any field, say, astronomy, you do not mention that Earth
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by freebsd_lovefes 14d ago
That's what's glaringly missing. Nicotine. It's extremely mind-altering, and it's been u-bi-qui-tous in the Americas for millennia - and for centuries in Europe and the world. Makes you wonder what kind of selective pres