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by kangaroozach 5y ago
I had the same machine but with 1tb ssd. I also had to replace top case, logic board, battery, motherboard etc… all paid by apple care. Since then it was fine for a year until I finally sold it on eBay last month.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
How could this be combatted? I assume just through legislation and possibly some type of random audit or bounty system to catch violators? Or could it be beaten by high privacy browsers like Brave and a system of shuffling through and shar
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
How about there are people who make $200M a year on the platform. Outrageous.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Relative to blockchains and since this is centralized, is there a trust issue? Sure it’s cryptographically verifiable, but is there a single entity that could somehow mess with it?
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Seems like no one knows what is going on. We gifted the Taliban 700 vehicles, hummers, drones, and even a few Blackhawk helicopters. How could securing our valuable physical assets not be important enough for our military. It makes us lo
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
EXACTLY! How is this lost on so many people? The buyer is the only source of funds, so any cash paid to the broker effectively came from the buyer. The National Association of Realtors is a huge political lobby that works to perpetuate th
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Landlords derive their revenue from rent. That’s it. And they aren’t in the business of losing money. So one way or another it comes out of the renters pocket. Its like when a broker sells a house and says the seller pays the fee. In re
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
But even the non-MSM / alternate online news has let this one slide.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
I fault the press for letting this slide. Most people just read headlines and figured he was alright and their theories were proven false. The press should have for skepticism because they act as the middle layer between the public and th
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Reminds me of Danny Fenster who is a US journalist being held in Myanmar. His family went many weeks without any sign that he was even alive an the US government seems utterly powerless, or disinterested in flexing their power. He is tota
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
But maybe there is a hybrid here. Like perhaps you use a regular database in a fully encrypted manner where ipfs holds the encryption keys. So your ipfs website relies on a centralized database where the data stored is totally encrypted a
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
This would be in line with my question about an ipfs commenting capability. I guess a database on ipfs could support commenting and dynamic data over ipfs.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Forgot about this. Thanks!
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Anyone know of any commenting systems that work on IPFS? In theory how would this work? Could there be some distributed application that stores individual comments on ipfs and serves as some type of routing mechanism or lambda function to
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
What if the FBI is Not being truthful and they didn’t actually confiscate the bitcoin? Who would call them out? Would the cybercriminals tell the world, it’s not actually true!? Maybe this story was made up to weaken bitcoin and try to ta
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Yep. Why would Facebook not want to outsource fact-checking to a truly non-partisan entity led by a diverse set of bi-partisan and prominent people if they didn’t want to manipulate the world for their political aims. Why not entirely abst
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Probably narrows down the list of suspects to a few thousand from a much higher number.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Is a scientist actually a scientist if they don’t adhere to the scientific method and try their best to maintain skepticism and abstract themselves from personal and political bias. I would say they are not actually scientists, they just t
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
How about this? https://www.cedars-sinai.org/newsroom/cedars-sinai-statement...
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Lableaktheory.com has aggregated links to various primary and secondary sources on the topic.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
We have not yet approached the pre-streaming willingness to pay (WTP). People used to pay $150 to $200 plus onDemand for the whole package with their cable provider. Today you can have YouTubeTV, HBO, Netflix, Prime, AppleTV+, Disney+, a
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
It’s basically the Postmates of Bounty Hunting, without the Bounty.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
But is it, though? Seems like they actually are the Watch Company.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Frame is not the company. Andrew Frame is the CEO of Citizen.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Five years ago with Magic Leap where it was I thought we were 5 years out from retina full FOV AR. After seeing this, I’d give it another 5 years. But that’s wild to think about.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Well stated.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
She made a side-deal to be on the team. Seems like they are litigating the validity of that deal and nothing more. [The coaches said Levy’s snap violated the team rules she had agreed to, including showing respect, avoiding “foul language
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Think how much easier this would be with a mask on like our clown in chief who is the only world leader to wear a mask on the recent Zoom call with world leaders.
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by kangaroozach 5y ago
Blade Runner
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by kangaroozach 6y ago
The model should be like Medium. Allocate peoples monthly membership in accordance to their listens. If one month I listen to 100 streams of Bob Dylan and thats it, then he should get my entire $7.00 instead of just a few cents for my small

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