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by hinata08 6mo ago
I don't think that MAGA voters care about AI, fictitious content and the veracity of what they see, share and promote They wanted a mirage, this guy sold it to them
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by hinata08 6mo ago
not only can the same logics apply to any media, as you can always say that mass cultural consumerism exploits vulnerable, but I also struggle to consider the MAGA crowd as the vulnerable people right now Some wanted really specific enterta
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by hinata08 6mo ago
Now they somehow got the management of large companies to also push to adopt Azure, with an aggressive "no capex" / "you pay for what you use" campaign when everyone knows their offering work terribly and are overpr
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by hinata08 8mo ago
imagine curing alcoholics and drug dependant ppl who work for you ? I'm really surprised at how they would rather ignore or silence all and report that they is strictly no problem among their pool of employees, to say they have the bes
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by hinata08 8mo ago
edit : I didn't expect for links between that third party provider and Palantir to be exposed within a week I lost all trust in discord
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by hinata08 8mo ago
you don't need warrants to query these databases They went from warrant, to FISA, to just write a request about a name, to more or less describe a vague group of ppl on whom you want the data You should watch this show. It's avail
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by hinata08 8mo ago
correct PBS's _spying on the homefront_ piece from 2007 already described this very kind of omniscient private database. The government itself isn't constitutionally allowed to build or run anything of the kind, but it can commiss
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by hinata08 8mo ago
To do the Simpsons quotes like suggested in the article, Discord picking age verification "third party providers" definitely looks like they park various vans across the street. One of them didn't delete IDs properly and leak
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by hinata08 8mo ago
While I do approve of that MR, doing it is ironic considering the topic was "MinIO repository is no longer maintained" Let's hope the editor has second thoughts on some parts
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by hinata08 8mo ago
>and that an italian win is just as good as a german win I agree with you However that specific example somehow feels off and déjà vu
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by hinata08 8mo ago
That's also about US companies that can't refuse or can't bother to challenge that a dragnet is set up in their process. ISPs themselves didn't save any data. However, they gave interception rooms to the NSA (which is in
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by hinata08 8mo ago
They also never say it goes through datacenters in room 641A or though Utah before it's "deleted", because it's a US company and they can't refuse that.
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by hinata08 8mo ago
I hope Discord understands the risks they pose to their audience when they open source their IDs again. Discord is used by a bunch of closeted users having pseudos, who wouldn't do the same activities on it if everyone had their names.
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by hinata08 9mo ago
Thank you so much for reviewing flagged content and giving a second chance to this post As a rare contributor to these sites, I often feel blunt and unbalanced when some old users just flag your work made with good intents so that it vanish
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by hinata08 9mo ago
Why was this flagged ? Isn't making 1200$/h while being self employed the goal for HNers ? Isn't HN supposed to be open minded ? This is the most HN post we saw ou there in a while. As if boasting how code was improved at GAF
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by hinata08 9mo ago
I don't like how companies behave like that and basically push users to upgrade their phones Garmin in particular makes it mandatory to use their app for SOME connected functionalities (while others work just fine on wifi or wifi tethe
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French diplomacy uses new governement account to troll back on Trump and Elon(x.com)
4 points by hinata08 9mo ago|2 comments
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by hinata08 9mo ago
France created an account to defuse Russian fake news on social media last summer https://uk.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/minister-talks-about-creati... As the geopolitical climate shifts, it is already primarily used to trol
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by hinata08 10mo ago
I particular when every American blockbuster and TV show needs more girls with generous breasts and love scenes than actual plot and actors, but plain clothed girls holding hands online is nudity.
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by hinata08 1y ago
I just saw grokpedia results, which include a gay-free description of gay novels (Banana Fish) and forged or curated accounts of war on Iraq, Thatcher and Duterte. So yeah, reality is liberal nowadays
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by hinata08 1y ago
The internet : sees thoughts challenging facts Someone : “Sucks to see how many people take everything they see online for face value,” one Proven employee wrote. “Sounds like a bunch of liberals lol.” The company : Proven also had its la
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by hinata08 1y ago
I'm speechless and dumbfounded sometimes We need to speech a business of having pressurised high tech greenhouses to grow healthy and taste-neutral "golden apples" in otherwise bare land, to sell that as much as you can to an
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Wholefood is a budget alternative to Ozempic for weight loss, social media finds(bbc.com)
7 points by hinata08 1y ago|4 comments
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by hinata08 1y ago
I'm wondering a lot about the value of food and agricultural products in a consumerist society these days Just a few days ago, in a TV show about the car industry in France, a car dealer was mocking the rednecks who came to buy new car
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by hinata08 1y ago
when you try to connect to some commercial streaming websites in France, you already have to upload your ID, film yourself with your camera, and enable biometrics, as the government forced them to do that "to protect children" (ev
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by hinata08 3y ago
> supports mass surveillance and is willing to give up on democracy "against child abuse" > supports whoever does war everywhere around the world, by selling weapons to one side, gas to the other side, or saying some side is
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by hinata08 3y ago
There was a story like that a few years ago. An ATR42 on a commercial flight had to interrupt it take off above V1=VR, after the plane failed to rotate. Pilot suspected bad weather. BEA concluded to rugby team on board. They then made recom
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by hinata08 3y ago
France as well I believe that it's mostly the English speaking world that is strict with having "first name" first and "last name" last. It's not an Asian cultural feature to have family name first, but it&#x27
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by hinata08 3y ago
yes, and they're fighting against what made their products popular in the first place. bikes work because they are cheap, and you could change any part with a standardised spare in under 30 minutes and keep going. Nowadays for ebikes ?
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by hinata08 3y ago
I wish Verisign could run their services properly, instead of just making business by hiking the .com and others (while wages of engineers is actually plummeting). Do they just focus on cash cows, or do they have other products in store now

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