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by kakarot 9y ago
You repeated the phrase different words. The question begged is Why does Google own the code?
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by kakarot 9y ago
This is not an official Google product (experimental or otherwise), it is just code that happens to be owned by Google Would you mind elaborating on this?
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by kakarot 9y ago
> record yourself and see what other shit you say and how you say it, and maybe you'll see what they are really offended at That's not a point, it's an Ad Hominem. From Wikipedia: A fallacious argumentative strategy where
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by kakarot 9y ago
I first switched to Webstorm in early 2016, on a Windows laptop at the time, and the latency was absolutely horrific. I'm talking 100-800ms. I was so off-put, even after changing a few settings, that I returned to Notepad++ for a while
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by kakarot 9y ago
I'm not offended, even though you're trying to offend me. Just a suggestion, consider dropping the snarky, aggressive attitude and actually contribute to the discussion I initiated, or move on.
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by kakarot 9y ago
> willing to consider technological fixes for unfair distributions of economically valuable allies, such as embryo selection and direct genetic modification A short story about the consequences of normalized post-birth genetic alteration
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by kakarot 9y ago
I said Watson had a biased perspective. I'm not trying to lay down any sort of narrative, I'm just presenting facts in a neutral light. The quote you selected is found in the link I provided.
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by kakarot 9y ago
I'm not walking around saying that because I'm not trying to provoke people, but thanks for the unwarranted judgment.
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by kakarot 9y ago
I mean racism needs to be obliterated before the differences our governments and world religions trick us into bickering about become even greater, and we regress on fair and ethical treatment of all people in both the eyes of the law and t
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by kakarot 9y ago
On one hand, we have Darwin, who straight up wrote a book about why some races are superior [0], and on the other hand we have extremists who take offense even at assessments like "Men are on average stronger than women." For a mo
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by kakarot 9y ago
We better get this racism thing in check before we're literally dealing with different species of human (assuming that some groups of people remain isolated and we don't experience total global homogeneity in the future)
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by kakarot 9y ago
FWIW, none of them came from me. And I see the confusion now: Qubes isn't a company, the company is Invisible Things Lab.
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by kakarot 9y ago
de jure perspective: should, shouldn't de facto perspective: can, can't The government shouldn't do what they are doing. But they can, and they do.
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by kakarot 9y ago
I don’t know how to write it better. I never said Qubes should change their biz model or do an ICO. Full stop. All I said is that their product would be great in the hands of a startup that focuses on a single hardware platform and does
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by kakarot 9y ago
The primary objective would be exfiltration, executive control is only secondary. If you can exfiltrate keys or hashes then you might not even need to use DMA to gain access to a system.
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by kakarot 9y ago
Qubes aims to provide both consumer and enterprise workflows, and everything in between. People use computers for all sorts of things. A full Qubes system delivered to a tablet/phone interface is also a fine tradeoff for millisecond GU
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by kakarot 9y ago
It's unavoidable for me. It provides no drawback for users who don't utilize it, and the alternative is me remaining with KVM which is a vastly larger attack surface, so your argument defeats itself.
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by kakarot 9y ago
This was an awesome read. These guys are doing some of the most groundbreaking work in computing right now. The idea of having an "operating system" made up of components dispersed across the globe seems like a fantasy that is too
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by kakarot 9y ago
I think the idea is you just buck up and pay the cloud fees. If you follow Qubes / ITL, you would know that they are hardly a "startup" as a decade-old company, and they have been experimenting with enterprise-level support.
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by kakarot 9y ago
Ok, I'll bite. You're begging the question, Why is it the best model to fund an open source project, ever? And don't list "extreme liquidity" as a reason.
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by kakarot 9y ago
I transcript and I've found it's actually a good exercise. Plotting out a text and plotting out spoken dialogue require different mental gymnastics and it was actually pretty hard to dictate entire sentences without pause until I&
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by kakarot 9y ago
I use voice transcription out of necessity because my touch-screen is broken. It would be pretty nice if it actually understood what I was saying instead of sometimes randomly capitalizing words and not offering a lowercase alternative when
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by kakarot 9y ago
I firmly believe that, if the NSA, CIA, and possibly the FBI found out about this exploit, and found out there would be a window of several months to exploit it, then these agencies would be a danger to the safety and security of the Americ
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by kakarot 9y ago
The Linux kernel is maintained by hundreds of contributers and Linus is quite cautious about regressions. Linux has a mature ecosystem and several flavors and components to choose from. Plan9, while leagues ahead the *nix design architectur
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by kakarot 9y ago
I sure was. Misinterpreted my parent comment. My apologies!
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by kakarot 9y ago
I don't think a heat map of your surrounding environment counts as "your data". Virtually every government seems to feel the same way, and in a rare moment I find myself in agreeance, even if this perspective currently manife
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by kakarot 9y ago
I really want to know how much that person banks because I will quit my day job right now.
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by kakarot 9y ago
Additionally, you can train a human to become better at astroturfing over time, and train your network as a whole to be resilient to partial takedowns. These things are much easier to orchestrate than bots, especially if your specializati
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by kakarot 9y ago
Tesla has helped enter into public knowledge the reality that efficient, road-worthy electric cars are ready here and now , despite what the oil and automotive cartels will tell you. Existing on the outside of the cabal, they are forcing t
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by kakarot 9y ago
> how much money are they going to raise from selling hats or flamethrowers? None? That isn't the point? To be fair, GP is completely wrong about the nature of this gimmick, but why the hate on Musk? Does it annoy you to see someone

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