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1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49422800 There was a huge discussion here last week ICYMI
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You could use any existing apps like fb messenger or WeChat, and it would dodge the "stigma" some have about signal.
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1mo ago
Is it possible to write a custom android keyboard that would let you use these compromised messenger apps by transmitting encrypted base64 text (plaintext to aes binary to base64 and back) and opaquely decrypting it? Could the app act like
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1mo ago
It's funny because his argumentis self-defeating. It's people that make it what it is.
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1mo ago
Finite State Machine
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1mo ago
I think you should complete the decision matrix regarding mask wearing: Wear a mask and the victim is home: they know you are about to rob them and can prepare. Run away before the police come Don't wear a mask and victim is home: make
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1mo ago
I think there could be a market for distributed cloud storage: the client promises a coin payment for $X, in return for storing Y mb/GB of encrypted data. The way to prove it is still there is by sending periodic hash checks of random
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1mo ago
what if both of them blow up?
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1mo ago
before rust, if you wanted to use a "fast" programming language you had to use C or C++, which are fraught with sharp edges. Rust gives you all the performance benefits of a compiled language, with barely any sharp edges.
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1mo ago
226 is the coolest. Doubles the speed without changing the number of teeth.
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1mo ago
First paragraph of your reply is the relative privation fallacy: https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/Relativ... You cannot make the claim that releasing toxins is okay because some toxic elements occ
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2mo ago
he didn't say "everything" he said one thing.
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2mo ago
Both arguments can be correct: if X dose of radiation increases cancer risk, and it's shown that a nuclear plant released Y dose (by, oh, say, leaking tritium into the earth [1]), it's not out of the question to ask them to pay in
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2mo ago
The point isn't to stop them, it's to prevent them from ruining public places for everyone else. A homeless man pooing/injecting behind a dumpster is way better than the floor of a restaurant bathroom.
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2mo ago
And companies shouldnt lie and say "we just can't find people!"
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2mo ago
If you packed it with an ice pack and dry ice to keep that pack cool, it could remain about frozen for the flight.
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2mo ago
Go tear one down and see for yourself. We don't want to ruin the surprise for you.
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2mo ago
it's cheaper considering they buy in bulk and can expense it against their taxes
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2mo ago
It's a false dichotomy you must have exclusive rights to be profitable. What about the claim that you are "the first and the original X"?
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2mo ago
Tunnel networks are not a reason to bomb civilian apartments. Let's arm both sides equally if you want to talk about a war. What would happen in a equal fight, do you think?
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2mo ago
Name one thing that he has said or done that is antisemitic? The reason I don't take this phrase seriously anymore is because it's diluted every time someone notices something about Israel. I've been following Tucker for abou
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2mo ago
I don't care what they built. If you want to fight them, man up and go get them! US forces did this in Iraq. Let's see gods chosen people be so brave.
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2mo ago
The point is they don't use nearly the same amount of energy.
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2mo ago
They don't pay as much. They get their electricity at industrial bulk rates while we pay the residential rate. Their demands require more power lines to be run, but those costs are spread out and blended with consumers. It's a leg
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2mo ago
Take one look at Gaza on Google satellite view and it's clear what's going on.
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2mo ago
You failed to cover an important fracture in the Republican party. That there are some big names getting involved with ending the genocide without being anti semitic.
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2mo ago
That fails to explain why trump and other far right pundits are calling Tucker a terrorist for loudly decrying the genocide and the actions of Israel.
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2mo ago
You could have bought travel insurance. Just like you do with expensive packages in shipping. If your business meetings were critical, you should have insured the trip for an amount that offsets or covers the cost.
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2mo ago
If the retread comes off from hitting a pothole, that's an issue with the re-manufacturer. I didn't use the word "fine" - as in "$500 fine for littering". I said "bill you". If a DoT has to stop and c
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I didn't check if this was mentioned in the article but I've heard it described as a "lullaby word". I think that is very apt, and I have stopped using it whenever I can.
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