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by jliptzin 5y ago
They scan material already on servers they own, I don't think anyone is surprised about this. If you don't want anyone seeing or scanning your data, don't push it to the cloud. Apple's new policy of analyzing your data b
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And Facebook: 20 million reports last year. That is an astounding number. Does anyone really think we're only another 20 million reports a year away from solving the CSAM problem?
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by jliptzin 5y ago
Here's my take on this I think this was Apple calling the US government's bluff. I don't think they ever wanted to do anything like this because they know it destroys their claims of superior privacy. I think they have intern
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by jliptzin 5y ago
And then you put that 18 year old to work in those ventures, and at every turn he’s met with “what do you know, you’re just 18, why aren’t you in college if you’re so smart?”
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by jliptzin 5y ago
I can watch documentaries in 4K about Australia’s flora and fauna and get 95% of the benefit without being treated like a drug lord at a border crossing on the way
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by jliptzin 5y ago
I’ve always wondered how hard it would be to start your own country, people start new companies all the time to solve problems, I think it’s time we start a new country for the first time in how many years? Maybe a government that actually
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by jliptzin 5y ago
It’s nothing special anyway, not worth the long flight
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by jliptzin 5y ago
And if you personally don’t care about being attractive to other people for a variety of reasons?
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by jliptzin 5y ago
I play piano too, and also find it deeply satisfying but I also have friends who find playing video games deeply satisfying and I don't think one is worse than the other. As I am not a professional musician at the end of the day I only
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by jliptzin 5y ago
If someone is putting off other important things in their life to play video games then that's definitely a problem. However, if people want to set aside 100% of their free time to play video games, I don't think that's any w
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by jliptzin 5y ago
No it’s me looking for a silver lining
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It would eventually get there anyway, better to not go through 100 small towns on the way
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I guess it's good that all those chemicals are stored near the sea, as supposed to further upstream where it would just filter downstream into who knows how many communities.
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Definitely not written by a native English speaker, and if it was, that person needs to get a new career.
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I agree, I really don’t understand how air circulation helps when you’re in a middle seat and the two people beside you have their masks off to eat peanuts and are coughing every 2 min
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by jliptzin 5y ago
This is a community of early adopters and also early disposers. I could be wrong but for the first time in my life I am getting a real sense that Apple could be making a huge mistake here.
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by jliptzin 5y ago
Giving that much money to a landlord is absolutely terrifying to me given the history of landlords I’ve had. I’d much rather own the property and deal with any transaction costs associated with selling.
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Probably just a ploy to make the payment processors think they would actually go through with banning porn on their platform. No one actually cares about the porn except a very small percentage of mostly religious nut jobs. They just wanted
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Are there really a lot of viruses lying in wait for current viruses to get out of the way before they can start spreading? I find that hard to believe
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My guess is they are just paying higher transaction fees now
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I don’t understand why they don’t just use Bitcoin or some other crypto, seems like this is the exact use case it was designed for
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Whether it’s bribery or extortion doesn’t really make a difference to the end user having his data leaked
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What do you mean? People are arrested all the time for having CP on their machines, I see it in the news frequently. Impossible to know how many of them could have just been framed, no one is giving the benefit of the doubt to an accused pe
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by jliptzin 5y ago
A lot of people prefer renting though, even if they can afford to buy a home. Many don’t want to be homeowners, or enjoy the flexibility of being able to move at any time without the hassle and expense of selling a home.
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by jliptzin 5y ago
Why only under 18? People lose their right to privacy when they turn 18?
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Such as the atom?
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People who get caught are complete idiots. The vast majority don’t.
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I would sue them for $50 billion in damages if I were you.
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There is something you can do about it: don’t use Apple products
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by jliptzin 5y ago
My understanding is that decentralization helps avoid things like runaway inflation or banks deciding at will how much money they want to siphon off each transaction. If you are stealing someone else’s money, a court is not going to dismiss

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