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931.
by kmlx 5y ago
see also france’s macron announcement re nuclear: https://www.france24.com/en/france/20211012-macron-unveils-€... high time for nuclear to make a comback
932.
by kmlx 5y ago
i don’t think either of you is correct. there are many tenets of fascism, and prosecuting (or straight up imprisoning) journalists is a common occurance in socialist and capitalist countries. by your definition a lot of capitalist and socia
933.
by kmlx 5y ago
> pretty sure that is just the fascists. i’m not from the US, but is it common in the US to use these kinds of accusations? seems ultra far fetched.
934.
by kmlx 5y ago
> The difference for software is extremely basic: if you publicize a vulnerability immediately, you give more opportunity for it to be exploited while it's being fixed. if it’s live it’s already being exploited. simple principle, bu
935.
by kmlx 5y ago
isn’t the extremely long term plan to colonize the universe? how can we achieve this goal without major increases in population?
936.
by kmlx 5y ago
isn’t it a proxy fight between the islamist houthis, supported by iran and north korea, and the saudis, supported by the west?
937.
by kmlx 5y ago
the top 1% pay 40% of all the income tax that the US government gets. the top 5% pay 60%: https://www.dailysignal.com/wp-content/uploads/FBIP-SOCIAL-0... should they pay more than 40%? i do not know the answer to
938.
by kmlx 5y ago
> Social media dependency is a real thing, with serious medical side effects citation? or source? i'm asking since it's the first time i'm seeing this idea.
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by kmlx 5y ago
the new spectacles aren’t for sale. the old ones are. and the fb glasses look like spectacles v1. maybe i’m missing something, but it feels like fb just launched a product that was already out there for a while now.
940.
by kmlx 5y ago
what’s the difference between these glasses and the snapchat spectacles? https://www.spectacles.com/
941.
by kmlx 5y ago
for djing we can use the circle of fifths and the software “mixed in key” as a starting point: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circle_of_fifths https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_In_Key and by
942.
by kmlx 5y ago
> The state has to protect everyone's interests i don't think this is correct. the state only protects their own interests. do these align with the general populace? sometimes they do, other times they don't.
943.
by kmlx 5y ago
is 2-4db reduction under 30km/h “much lower”?
944.
by kmlx 5y ago
> No other company is scanning for CSAM on your phone no, they're just doing it in the cloud, after everything was uploaded automatically :)
945.
by kmlx 5y ago
> I bet they were maybe surprised at the number of people not paying them money anymore for iCloud I bet you are overestimating how many people care about this kind of stuff.
946.
by kmlx 5y ago
hyperoptic 1gbps here. been with them for 4 years now. very happy. no issues, everything is up all the time.
947.
by kmlx 5y ago
> > However, WhatsApp Ireland, which had previously set aside €77.5m for a possible fine > Right there. The cost of violations is priced in. Companies actually misbehave and simply accept a potential fine as a business expense. thi
948.
by kmlx 5y ago
> are a remnant of the past weird. i'm european, live in europe, only use credit cards. either visa or amex. they offer better protection when buying something, protection against scammers, plus added benefits (from travel to cashba
949.
by kmlx 5y ago
> premium price does Apple still have a premium price? feels like all the manufactures have similar prices to Apple nowadays.
950.
by kmlx 5y ago
this is a myth from the 1970s. it has been debunked countless times (even by history itself), but people still fall back to this.
951.
by kmlx 5y ago
happy times :( i fear more governments will take this position now that the big ones managed to push it thru.
952.
by kmlx 5y ago
because we’re not discussing hypotheticals, but real life. and in real life governments elected by the people have been pushing for this for years. the result has been google and all the other cloud providers already implementing this. appl
953.
by kmlx 5y ago
> it also means anyone, anywhere, it's only in the US. not in Europe or ROW.
954.
by kmlx 5y ago
this is false. it's only for photos uploaded to apple's cloud. the tech runs locally, but only on those photos.
955.
by kmlx 5y ago
this is false. it's not scanning your local files. only the files you upload to apple photos.
956.
by kmlx 5y ago
time for some myth busting: 1. It's been turned on for all major cloud providers for some time. Upload something into google cloud/photos/dropbox? Yeah, the system's there as well. It just seems most people have been una
957.
by kmlx 5y ago
Google already has this.
958.
by kmlx 5y ago
> Most cloud services — Dropbox, Google, and Microsoft to name a few — already scan user files for content that might violate their terms of service or be potentially illegal, like CSAM.
959.
by kmlx 5y ago
> In 2011, the JTRIG conducted a denial-of-service attack (DoS) on the activist network Anonymous.[1] Other JTRIG targets have included the government of Iran and the Taliban in Afghanistan.[2] what exactly is the problem with this?
960.
by kmlx 5y ago
i think schools closing, euros ending, the nhs covid19 app ping and holidays starting are actually contributing to a lower number. scotland’s early school holiday should correlate at least part of this hypothesis. a couple of q’s thou: 1. w

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