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gillytech
6y ago
This is a surprisingly delightful niche of computer art I've never seen before. Poke around the homepage some, you'll find some very creative ones.
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Can't help but wonder what else in human history has been lost to antiquity. And I wonder if in 4000 years much of this cultures written works would exist in a recoverable form to explain the artifacts left behind.
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Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA)
(c2pa.org)
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6y ago
I think the "two capitol police" sources were either lying or the NYT reporter was lying. Either way, with such hefty allegations I believe there needs to be more transparency and accountability for reckless reporting of unverifie
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6y ago
Sure, who gets to decide who the "trusted sources" are and what information is mis/disinformation? I have been seeing a growing number of "facts" and "falsehoods" being touted by mainstream media sources w
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6y ago
Something tells me this is another nail in the coffin of free speech online.
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Microsoft collaborates on standard for tracing the origin of digital content
(news.microsoft.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Firedoge is the better name for it imho.
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6y ago
Per Thomas Jefferson the "unalienable rights" guaranteed by the US Constitution are God-given, and cannot be suspended or set aside by other humans.
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gillytech
6y ago
There is a thin atmosphere on Mars and sound does exist. It's also how this lander was able to land.
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6y ago
The shadow features are fantastic!
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gillytech
6y ago
What an accomplishment for mankind. Congratulations to NASA, JPL and the whole team.
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6y ago
I'm surprised that after all these years and even with a request to point out typos in the end, this misspelling has survived: "...manufacturers would truely refund people..."
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6y ago
This makes me feel a little better about the whole "heat death" problem.
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gillytech
6y ago
Thank you for sharing your story. Involuntary commitment is a vastly underreported human rights abuse which needs to be seriously addressed.
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6y ago
There are a forest of sources. Psychiatrists and psychologists have made statements to this effect at their conventions. In my opinion, where you can't definitively diagnose, you are already set for failure in the cure. Here is some co
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6y ago
> Most psych facilities are over-enrolled and have no interest in keeping people around once they're stable enough to be released - which is a far cry from having healed or become functioning members of society. The problem of wrong
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6y ago
It sounds more like an ad hominem jab to me. Was there any response to the substance of my comment?
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gillytech
6y ago
From the community guidelines: > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3." Among other pertinent points.
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6y ago
From the community guidelines: > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that."
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gillytech
6y ago
Except for when governments pressure private companies to do those things that they can't do directly. Pretty sure there's a law against that but I can't remember the name.
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2020: An American Nightmare (2005)
(imdb.com)
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8y ago
Is there any such research done for browser extensions and macOS?
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Free Web Typography Course by Email
(betterwebtype.com)
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10y ago
Maybe one of the "140,000,000" users they promote on their homepage.
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WOT is selling your PII and browsing history
(lifehacker.com)
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10y ago
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gillytech
11y ago
Yes.
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China Behind OPM Hack
(washingtonpost.com)
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Things You Should Never Do
(joelonsoftware.com)
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