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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
I always turn off incoming video on teams. Waste of bandwidth and cpu, so I don’t see the loss there.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Money equals power. If you have the wealth you have the control. Any politicians are owned by you as you simply threaten to buy their opponent. The public can be brainwashed by a trillion dollar advertising industry. You own the platforms e
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
I think that’s more the western world. With no evil empire to compete against the decadence and greed gives the opportunity to shine through. No longer do you have to claim “our most unfortunate citizens are better off than 90% of your popu
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
If you believe you working will mean a lower probability than you quitting.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Someone with the resources to do things is far more dangerous than someone without. If you local librarian thinks He is doing the right thing he’s not going to cause massive war or destroy the economy and wipe out 2/3rd of crops. Power
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
There are plenty who like him. There are plenty who wave confederate flags. There are plenty who support the mass corruption of the current administration. You’re technically correct yes.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
How refreshing to read something on my phone away from pihole which is actually prose and accompanying images, rather than thousands of adverts for al the trashiest scammiest adverts going and if you’re lucky a few sentences between
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
> For the first time since 1066, the death of an English king did not result in an undignified scramble for the throne Yes 1066 was a peaceful transition and certainly not a scramble
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
10 years ago the Us had enough global leadership to actually influence the world and at the very least stop China. It’s amazing, and sad, how quickly it’s thrown it all away.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Worse trained on humanity in the online world, which a brief comparison of the sewage section on social media is far worse than people in the real world.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Guess what happens with Romeo and Juliet.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
How are you going to ban Chinese models from India? Or Israel? Russia? Brazil? Or of course China?
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Or the ipo happens before hand and pension funds and passive trackers transfer to the insiders.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
So a Linux computer with a microphone and network access can send that mocrohpine to the Internet or record it. That’s obvious. That it can scan for WiFi networks is implied by the fact it had WiFi chip, and even exposes that functionality
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Or just sell the tv for a higher price rather than using it as a loss leader?
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
So they shouldn’t bother selling the TVs at all? When they spend 400 on a tv and sell it for 410 and sell the data for 40 it doesn’t mean the data makes 4 times as much as the tv. The cost of gathering that data is still 400, they have noth
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
More advertising money (the irony) by conflating capabilities of a Turing complete OS with actual behaviour
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
There are so many misunderstandings about that video. Which ain’t surprising as it was longer than a movie and mainly nonsense about what it can do rather than what it does do.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
And when debt is wiped out through bankruptcy that inflation remains.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Of course you then have Roko’s Basilisk to consider.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Best time to be a game programmer was probably the 80s or 90s, when you could make games in your bedroom and they became a hit. Either then or today, when you can do the same thing and sell them through steam. Today you’ve got more competit
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
In water photons travel at say 200,000km a second. Neutrinos travel at nearly 300,000km a second. That’s causes a blue glow. Which is how neutrino detectors work.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
What it does allow is for Google and the governemt to say these data centres aren’t generating any co2 Of course everyone’s else’s co2 emissions then increase instead. The only solution is more zero co2 emissions. Google could have funded l
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Because most nearby parents will be working 8 hours plus a day and shipping the kids to full time childcare I was lucky with my kids, we don’t live somewhere like London, we could book 4 hour periods a couple of times a week and didn’t need
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
This is the problem for Apple. Expect shorter lifetime for security updates in the next few years. It’s why they’re pushing the “lease to own”, because people aren’t upgrading every year, or two, or even three any more.
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
If it were more common than you’d have your Neighbours kid for a few hours while they have some sanity and vice versa. This is a long way from 10 hours a day of outsourcing when the kid is only awake for 12 hours. Childcare is for the bene
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Likewise being recorded on a cctv camera which sits on a vhs for a few weeks and then is consulted when a crime has occurred is very different to being recorded on a camera and being immediately processed, analysed, and information kept for
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
If they had used the public attention on real problems that would be something of note. Intercept what a normal tv does, show it uploading your voice recordings, your local network device names, etc. Don’t bury it under conspiracy theory. H
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Completely agree. If anything is suspect Lg paid for this video to confuse people between their legitimate actions (mdns), legitimate crimes (acr) and the theoretical possibilities (unrequested audio) to make anyone complaining about smart
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by hdgvhicv 1mo ago
Well as I do like saving time I’m certainly it going to watch an hours long video about someone installing their own software on a computer and doing things with it. If they had shown what a normal LG collects that would be fine. If they ro

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