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by knaik94 4y ago
Some of the financial services I use do, some don't. Things like discord don't either which is also annoying.
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Burger King sent mass email of blank receipts, unclear if hack or internal error(theverge.com)
2 points by knaik94 4y ago|1 comments
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I personally disagree, but the answer to this question is the crux of the case. Visa is allegedly a co-conspirator because by choosing to providing a platform, Visa also benefits from the traffic generated by CSAM on Pornhub. Visa doesn&#x2
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by knaik94 4y ago
There's no clear way to show McDonald's encourages the use of its parking lot for drug dealings in order to generate foot traffic to their restaurants. What you're saying is conjecture. It may be true, but not relevant legall
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The complexity in this situation comes from the fact that Visa rejected Pornhub as a merchant in 2020 due to the same issue, and after Pornhub removed millions of unverified videos, Visa resumed working with the advertising arm of them. Alt
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by knaik94 4y ago
No, this is different because in your example you can't show McDonald's has an increase in revenue due to those drug dealers selling in their parking lots.
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by knaik94 4y ago
That analogy breaks down when the idea of encryption is considered. AWS has end to end encryption for customer data in motion, and optionally at rest. Pornhub is the only party that has absolute control and access of the data. The data cent
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by knaik94 4y ago
One of the reasons why pornhub is popular is that it lets individual users create a professional looking channel for themselves and has subscriptions which it takes a cut of. The approved accounts thing already exists and pornhub has alread
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You can put up a internet porn filter for yourself.
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My love of cryptography, data science, and signal processing is a direct consequence of my privacy and trust being violated when I was younger. A consequence of seeing information is power and this belief that the power of correctly predict
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by knaik94 4y ago
Disorder is a strong term that I don't believe is appropriate in this context. People have different standards for success, but by saying these people are driven by a disorder or imbalance implies that following any ambition is inheren
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I would argue that kind of personality is due to the opposite of nature. It was a rewarded behavior that has been nurtured over time to become weaponized, from a certain perspective. Having insecurities is to be human, but anxiety and disco
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There's a pretty clear line for me between anxiety and ambition. The difference is my perception of the goal and the theoretical positive benefit I would gain from working through this struggle. Anxiety implies and unknown underlying d
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No
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Weakening encryption makes it easy for people in power to take advantage and, for example, installing software on the computer or router that let's them monitor what the victim in this situation does or says online. This doesn't e
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I don't hear the "think of the children" rhetoric from my peers. I see it in government propaganda. Pointing out the hypocrisy in government policy and how lawmakers choose to hide right eroding laws behind "protecting t
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This generation's parents are part of the generation that grew with the old internet. There's no time period where people will no longer know the consequences of not having privacy online. And if they do, they'll one day reac
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I think you're equating people not speaking out, and being silenced, as being the same as them agreeing with how things are run. The layperson doesn't have room or a voice to be able to question and doubt government policy. They c
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I don't think you care about or can empathize with other people being taken advantage if you think weakening encryption helps the victims in vulnerable situations.
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I don't think that response is accurate. I'm not old and I can say electronic privacy is something my friends and I do care about. I'm not sure why people are making these kinds of generalizations. Literary analysis of George
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The people of UK do care actually and see many of the policies of the government as draconian and really out of touch. They do care about privacy. The UK government has been pushing with media campaigns to try to undermine the necessity of
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I have had a much different experience, people say they miss the old internet when things were much more anonymous. They worry for the coming generation because of how much of life is broadcasted and preserved online via social media. The n
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by knaik94 4y ago
Surveillance has made it easier to prosecute and encamp "unwanted" religious minorities such as the Uyghurs. You're making a lot of bold generalizations that don't hold much merit if you look deeper into the actual polic
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All that matters is you enjoy using your favorite gadgets. I personally don't have an issue with using or splurging on tech, but when someone replace their gadgets every 6 months for the sake of having the marketed newest and best, I w
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by knaik94 4y ago
I don't think that's a fair comparison in saying it's doing the job of both just because coinbase self regulates which coins it allows. Their markets and pairs are based on internal risk calculations. DOGE coin was allowed re
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by knaik94 4y ago
It looks less compelling than premium chromebooks in the same price tier. At the very least, even if it's not a chromebook, I feel like every snapdragon laptop should be a 2 in 1 with a wacom layer. Windows 11 has both hardware and pla
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Vehicle-to-Everything Commmuncation(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by knaik94 4y ago|0 comments
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It's set up as a non-profit. Which makes some of the budget decisions look a lot more grounded.
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Smaller communities won't be as active, but discord servers have been great for talking with like minded people about hyper-specific things. The thing I like about discord is that even if the main server seems pretty general, they have
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I think sports chest straps get overlooked even talking about this space. DCraimaker is a very active and does deep statistical analysis and recording for comparing many types of chest straps and wrist straps. Worth checking out. [3] The p

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