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by gzread 7mo ago
One of which is apparently the liberty to not be investigated without your knowledge.
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by gzread 7mo ago
What were the tweets?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Germany does, and that's what verfassungsfeindlich refers to. Germany also uses Palantir.
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by gzread 7mo ago
This is a great analogy, because just like AI, microwaves are good for quick fixes, tasks where you don't really care about the quality and would rather minimise the effort.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Does everyone you know work at a restaurant?
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by gzread 7mo ago
And other people choose to wash dishes by hand and they're fine with it and not significantly less productive. The use of a dishwasher wasn't forced on everyone.
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by gzread 7mo ago
It's simple - nobody actually cares about the constitution.
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by gzread 7mo ago
I think the city is cool because of the amount of stuff around, even as there's less free space. I think both options should be available.
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by gzread 7mo ago
When I had neither I found it convenient to buy a small oven - the size of a microwave. It performs both functions. It doesn't reheat things as quickly as a microwave. I've lived without a microwave for a long time and it's o
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by gzread 7mo ago
Have you tried the "forgiveness is easier than permission" approach? What would happen if you just installed the solar panels? I know that in some countries they'd come by with a bulldozer and tear them down again - is your
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by gzread 7mo ago
Are you suggesting that police should not be allowed to investigate anyone?
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by gzread 7mo ago
It will change as soon as one of them gets meaningfully DNS hijacked.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Polymarket runs on Polygon, which, like most blockchains, has public history. If the user wasn't very careful about how they got their money into the system, it traces back to a public cryptocurrency exchange with KYC records.
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by gzread 7mo ago
They don't call themselves that, because online gambling is illegal. It's a bit like all the piracy websites being "an archive of Nintendo content to preserve it for future generations"
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by gzread 7mo ago
You think Skype shouldn't work on other people's networks?
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by gzread 7mo ago
It does allow it in the sense that it's possible, and even useful in some scenarios, but then you're on a weird experimental network and not a normal one.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Oh, I thought you meant services you actually paid for
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by gzread 7mo ago
The N64 was a particularly unbalanced design for its era so nobody was used to writing code like that yet. Memory bandwidth wasn't a limitation on previous consoles so it's like nobody thought of it.
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by gzread 7mo ago
It can do this with const too or even a normal variable that just happens to not vary.
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by gzread 7mo ago
And the work.
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by gzread 7mo ago
... if the goal is to have good health and security.
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by gzread 7mo ago
So we're back to every website having a link to the over18 version of itself
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by gzread 7mo ago
Why does screen readers cause those things but age verification doesn't?
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What will happen instead? Massive population collapse until everyone has work?
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But I'd think I'd get in trouble for not delivering it
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by gzread 7mo ago
What is your most hated service? There must be people here looking for a new product to create.
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by gzread 7mo ago
There's a second use whereby I somehow bind my own OS hash to my own data encryption key, so nobody who changes the OS can read the data. The technical distinction between this and the previous: if it's designed for the device own
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by gzread 7mo ago
That's how it works in ipv6. If your network doesn't give you an address, it's broken. We do not assume unfiltered since we are talking about hole punching.
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by gzread 7mo ago
If you can redirect based on over18 every site will do that to learn the same information as if the client just sent it, but slower.
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by gzread 7mo ago
But you think they'll do it for over 18 just because they can and it's easy to do?

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