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by kaliqt 2y ago
I don't even know where to begin on how incorrect that is.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Yet they and their friends run free. No, I don't think calling a normal citizen a criminal is correct or just. Apply equally or not at all.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
See, we get the worst end of this stick.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That's not even remotely accurate, the majority of your tax dollars do not go to servicing your fellow man's lifestyle. This very thinking is what they want: where we blame each other for the trouble that they have caused.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Name alone is not a red flag, almost every Asian maintains an English name.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
This is the wrong position to take. The government is wrong, and a bully, the answer is not to give them what they want.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Isn't WebTransport supposed to get P2P via QUIC?
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by kaliqt 2y ago
So that's two nerds total.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That would be nice, though modern official architecture (and art) always ends up quite ugly and appalling, so it'd only be nice with proper judges (quite rare apparently). Architecture and art done on ArtStation alone is superior to
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by kaliqt 2y ago
You can rescind license to use the software if you haven't been paid consideration, you do not and should not have to wait for a court to say so.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That doesn't sound very special though, sounds like something every animal does.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Yes, SLA. No one gets held liable if the legal is done correctly and there were no guarantees, but on cloud there is 100% SLA so they will pay out.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Government has no right to track that either, they themselves launder trillions, start wars and massacre millions, even a drug lord is a petty criminal compared to them, and it's clear their tracking of any and all records of any type
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Sound-alike is not actionable, and anyone who claims it infringes should be dragged through the courts. Not your voice, not your IP, not your right.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That's a very bad idea.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That doesn't hold water.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
The key is to stop rent seeking. Musk pilots the most competitive companies on earth, so of course he isn't scared of China or anyone else, because a truly powerful company takes many dimensions of superiority, not just a few patents.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Disagree, I'd like my son to lean towards Elon Musk.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
To be brief: Large orbital habitats, like Elysium. Asteroid, moon, and Mars mining. Colonization of the aforementioned, space trade and shipping between Mankind's Interstellar Empire. Demand will rise for energy production and terrafor
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by kaliqt 2y ago
It would be significantly less people required to be sent as if enough fertile male-female pairs are sent then childbirth can 4x or more the original number of colonists.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Actually we do this on airplanes globally. There's many older aircraft or poorly maintained aircraft, as long as vital requirements don't fail, it's fine. Yes it's different from a car's requirements, no the concept
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Founder-led companies always beat non-founder-led companies, on average.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Bitcoin provides massive utility to customers. The banking cartels + global government massive taxes are destroying livelihoods daily. The compute is "wasted" to pick winners and secure the system, but it's not actually waste
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by kaliqt 2y ago
The solution is to reverse it in my opinion. Tipping has ruined the service industry, for customers and workers.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
There's not many who have the balls to do that left in the country, let alone California or SF.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
All identity politics, a sickness that has incurred an incredible debt that is beginning to come due.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Still far from $10k/mo.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Nah, you have different domains so you can track and maintain flows, also the regulations might even stipulate having domains in the locale, the headline is very much accurate after reading the article.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
They are too biased these days though. The FBI selectively persecutes, so the reason this is frowned upon is because of the latent corruption already in the system. No one would care if they were impartial.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
I mean it's clear, the governments of the world are colluding to ensure that all companies and users must incriminate themselves by collecting logs. They're trying to do the same with cryptography.

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