iszomer

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   by iszomer 5y ago

   It was also a proprietary piece of software that required user registration.
2. 332.▲
   by iszomer 5y ago

   Which iirc was the basis for "cleanly mined" btc with little to no transaction history on-chain and tumbler/mixer services that attempted to obfuscate it.
3. 333.▲
   by iszomer 5y ago

   Or when it's framed as "global competitors playing dirty games"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xt3Zv-e4n1M
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   by iszomer 5y ago

   And if you touch it, your evil doppelganger will spawn. (Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis reference fyi)
5. 335.▲
   by iszomer 5y ago

   I imagine with tons of post-processing back on Earth. Compare and contrast the Eagle Nebula from it's raw form enhanced with "false colors".
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   by iszomer 5y ago

   > Unfortunately I've met people who think RT is more trustworthy than CNN.. Like Abby Martin, a former journalist whom previously worked for RT? It's so easy to allege nowadays that people coming from working with a state media
7. 337.▲
   by iszomer 5y ago

   I'm inclined to believe that people would opt for condensed versions of history as brief generalities than being aware of the overall context as well as nuances that may have potentially or conveniently ignored for expedience. I know
8. 338.▲
   by iszomer 5y ago

   I think, if the SWIFT ban really was "on the table", they would be making the case for China's own CIPS/CBCD system, if Russia decided to opt for such service as an alternative. TIL the NSA [1] has it's tentacles
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   by iszomer 5y ago

   Did you read the article? Neverware's CloudReady was acquired by Google.
10. 340.▲
    by iszomer 5y ago

    "The only winning move is not to play."
11. 341.▲
    by iszomer 5y ago

    Not any. In Taiwan for example, buying a prepaid sim + service still requires a form of state/national identification, even when they're purchased from a 7-Eleven.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Treason?
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    These games were my mobile companion during brief writer's block while learning C. The Sequence, The Sequence 2, by One Man Band: https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=640940791858937636...
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    SpaceChem is where it started for me.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    "FDIC insured".. I use a GV number for 2FA over SMS as the last mile solution.
16. 346.▲
    by iszomer 5y ago

    If I had a pessimistic-comedic attitude towards titles of articles, it would read like this: "So you like putting a leash on your husband? Kinky."
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I think what `echelon` is trying to say is that regardless of what "side" you're on, this opens the door to be used by both whenever an (arbitrary) precedence presents itself or is "politically expedient".
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Breaking Points segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWMl__wEU2Q
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Do you also treat an artist's work in creating game assets as something that shouldn't be considered art?
20. 350.▲
    by iszomer 5y ago

    It's okay for desktop use but frustrating on mobile.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    More of option B? If it hasn't been mentioned already and I know it already is a contentious topic repeating it, the drama with J.R. was allegedly a "professional political attack": https://twitter.com/wokal_d
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Or the grandma giving VR head?
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Whoa, this is helpful. Used to enjoy using userscripts + greasemonkey until the extension was removed from the chrome browser store. Tampermonkey for firefox fell out of favor over the Dark Reader extension as default but didn't know u
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    So on the nose..
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I think it's more about the pseudonymity of internet culture and the interactions it tends to fosters. eg: I am responding to you without knowing you personally and the only relationship I have with you is your username and the broader
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I guess you take the motto "politics ruins everything" scorched earth approach more seriously.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    Culturally. Demoscene back then didn't have the common web frameworks we have today as low-level programming was as bare metal as you could get.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I think the modern rendition of demoscene has transitioned into the generative tagline.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I wouldn't mind if the CCP wants to own all the garbage content on tiktok as a tactic against us, as long as people are aware of the nonsense hosted on there. Thanks, @libsoftiktok.
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    by iszomer 5y ago

    I always saw it that way, away from all the global politics and bullshit, "for science". Imagine if this turned into circus auction to lure Musk or Bezos to buy the damn thing instead..