keso_77

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by keso_77 11y ago
I don't get it. Everyone seems to be either upset at the researchers for their test or defending them. Why is no one upset at car companies putting tech in our cars that allows for remote shutdown of said car. Is this what we bailed th
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by keso_77 11y ago
Blame the messenger hey?. How about calling the cops on the company that actually put that crap tech in your car instead? To the OP: You don't have to scare me twice. I'm sporting pre 9/11 PC-hardware and now I'll be dr
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by keso_77 11y ago
BS i.m.o. It is more like advertisements and marketing. Your work and your ideas don't have to be good as long as they are remembered. The louder you are, the more space you take, the more you let people know of your ideas and your wor
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by keso_77 11y ago
I had a somewhat similar experience. I was doing good work at a place for about a year and got nothing not even a pat on the back. Next year started to get fed up, had a rough patch in my personal life, started getting short, angry and bitc
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by keso_77 11y ago
I'm as leftist as they come and I'm against central planning. Bitcoin, removing gatekeepers, technologies that reduce/remove barriers to entry like 3d-printers, secure free-flowing information networks look much more promisi
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by keso_77 11y ago
I like this a lot. Kickstarter for scientists. It would be very welcome if scientists didn't have to come up with military applications of their research in order to get funding.
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by keso_77 11y ago
Global companies can go screw themselves, Google in particular. "People should be able to share information globally." is the motto everyone including global companies should rally behind. The crypto export ban is an apt analogy a