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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   Completely the opposite. It's the difference between a non-medical doctor diagnosing someones medical condition and telling them to go see a real doctor. Sometimes people don't know when to go see a doctor and need some help knowi
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   Even if you didn't mention it was a Soviet joke, I'd know it was Russian.
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   Duckduckgo for search, Lavabit for email service, Mutt for email client, /e/ for my phones OS, Firefox for my browser. Other than those, I don't really use anything google has a foot in.
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   This is GPT-3 generated. Some no name 'news' outlet uses a web scraper to get tweets, and the like, then generates 'articles' about them... change my mind.
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   This is insulting. The whole premise behind the paper is that open source developers aren't able to parse comits for malicious code. From a security standpoint, sure, I'm sure a bad actor could attempt to do this. But the fact tha
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   I do this as well. Once I learned how to do the Ian knot I never went back.
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   I remember reading somewhere that the version of Coreboot they use for these laptops aren't entirely blobless like Libreboot. Is that true?
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   This is some great insight! Thanks for this!
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   by grae_QED 5y ago

   Wait what? Who has ever been caught from analysing the blockchain? Everyone uses local crypto exchanges to cashout/cashin and burner wallets. It's literally paying/receiving cash but with extra steps.
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    by grae_QED 5y ago

    I wonder if they're crypto-mining.
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    by grae_QED 5y ago

    Lofi with a Cyberpunk/Vaporwave/Outrun backdrop.
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    The Journal of Controversial Ideas(journalofcontroversialideas.org)

    6 points by grae_QED 5y ago|5 comments
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    by grae_QED 6y ago

    This. Plus if you pay for stuff like mobile data and receive dozens of emails a day on your phone, these high MB emails add up. Less bloat means more money saved for me at least.
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    by grae_QED 6y ago

    I think Wallace is right in a sense. But I think 'worship' is the wrong word and if we're interpreting this literally then no, there is such thing as atheism. I get the sense people too often take this quote out of context to
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    by grae_QED 6y ago

    This is a fairly common phenomenon in aviation. After seeing planes do the same thing you're describing I looked into it and this post covers what's happening accurately [1]. The phenomenon is called Foreshortening [2]. [1] https