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7mo ago
The Epstein videotapes, perhaps
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7mo ago
Not bizarre - Israel shouts "money" and the USA says "how much?"
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7mo ago
Does the enemy nation have internet? If so, there's your light-speed couriers.
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7mo ago
Wow! He is saying: we said that we won, but they are winning... how are they allowed to be winning when we said that we won... so unfair...
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7mo ago
Why is it bad to want the system to push people towards healthy behaviour but it's totally okay to want the system to push people towards unhealthy behaviour?
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7mo ago
I think in America the second amendment makes it legal to own a nuke.
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7mo ago
It's also suboptimal to jail parents for not convincing their child that drugs are bad.
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7mo ago
People still generally think drugs are bad, don't they? And only the ones that were included in the war on drugs (not nicotine, alcohol, caffeine)? So it was a success.
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7mo ago
So if Microsoft tells me upgrading to windows 11 will make my computer better, you think that's securities fraud?
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7mo ago
Please see the posting guidelines.
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7mo ago
Why would lying about having E2EE be securities (as in stock market) fraud? Would that make any lie ever told by a corporation equate to stock market fraud?
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7mo ago
Well what are the differences then? So far all we have is the statement that Germany has some speech laws, but the US has no speech laws except for the speech laws that it has, which is a grammatical trick, not an actual difference, because
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7mo ago
In the sense that calling it E2EE gives people a warm fuzzy feeling and makes people send more sensitive information over the platform. Has anyone actually audited it?
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7mo ago
That's why Signal requires a phone number. You can't talk to people you don't know because complete strangers don't give you their phone number. And if you do spam random numbers, they'll report you to the police an
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7mo ago
Meta has a way to read your E2EE messages. I don't know what it is, but if they didn't then they wouldn't do it. There's a difference between E2EE between friends who want to remain secure, and E2EE between strangers in
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7mo ago
Is it illegal or is it just illegal on general purpose platforms whose focus isn't extreme security? We all know Meta can still read E2EE chats (otherwise they wouldn't do it) and they're using E2EE as an excuse to avoid liab
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7mo ago
More like the USA starting wars against countries, and those countries not immediately surrendering, to which the USA is shocked.
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7mo ago
> There are no laws preventing you from saying anything in the US, unless... Sounds like there are some of those laws. You covered them with "unless"
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7mo ago
Isn't AfD winning 20% of the vote and increasing, and it already has won some states?
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7mo ago
Yes, and they consistently lose money to insiders who vote based on actual knowledge.
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7mo ago
It does feel like a betrayal. We live in a world where money is the main thing that matters and it's increasingly hard to come by and you need increasingly more of it (these are all designed policies, not emergent behavior). It makes
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7mo ago
I've always been able to post several replies in an hour before.
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7mo ago
Yeah, so some guy is selling his zkps by the millions for a dollar each. Since they're zkps you can't find out who it was, and the system is pointless.
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7mo ago
What's the standard signal for "please disable CH encryption because your network wants to spy on you" and why would any device respect it?
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7mo ago
I thought Trump caused more of the first three as well?
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7mo ago
Mine switches between light and dark depending on the time of day. It was the default behavior.
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7mo ago
They don't use main because they use WinMain, which is the entry point for Windows apps that don't run in a console window. WinMain should create an instance of the app class and call Run. "You're posting too fast."
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7mo ago
How do Linux and Java do it, when you want to compile your program in both 16-bit char and 8-bit char mode? Oh that's right, you don't. You can pick one or the otherfor Windows too, so don't ask me why it's done that way
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7mo ago
Why wouldn't you program a GUI with a GUI if one is available? Avoiding the use of WYSIWYG editors when making GUIs is like avoiding the use of musical instruments when writing songs.
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7mo ago
Presumably because they don't support C++23
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