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kornhole
4y ago
That is only if you have Google Play Services installed.
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I assume the author is referring to the corporate social media full of advertising that makes people feel inferior so they buy what their selling to fill the hole in their sole that they created. There are very different kinds of social med
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4y ago
Yes it is hard to blame the destruction of the marine ecosystems all on cows. Industrial agriculture in general caused all kinds of nasty runoff including animal effluent and the many chemicals dumped on fields. Water treatment plants for i
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kornhole
4y ago
It sounds like people using private Nextcloud servers is throwing a wrench in their machine.
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kornhole
4y ago
Maybe we shouldn't be synching our contacts with government accessible cloud services such as Apple, Google, MS etc.
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kornhole
4y ago
The ostensible agreement is just to be the default search engine. Estimates this year for pay out is ~$20B. Now that we know that it is also based on actual searches, we are safe to assume they are passing other data too.
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4y ago
Many companies have a growing category on their income statement just called 'services'. They don't need to explain what services were bought or sold. Services is often where data deals land. I remember helping Microsoft setu
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4y ago
This is a reason why the fediverse is becoming so interesting and engaging. We can for example create an identity for the family and some friends and another for political discussion. They are only linked by word of mouth. The experience of
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After the US seized Russian assets Russia started selling oil in Rubles. This forces its customers such as India and China to first buy Rubles usually with dollars.
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4y ago
They were informal assurances. Jeffrey Sachs was there at the time. https://www.jeffsachs.org/newspaper-articles/gafr872ellaha3w...
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What do you mean the Ruble is near zero? All charts I see show it higher against the dollar compared to a year ago. https://www.wsj.com/market-data/quotes/fx/RUBUSD/historical-...
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4y ago
There is a lot missing from this account such as: The US promising not to expand NATO beyond Germany. The Maidan coup in 2014. The Minsk agreement where Kiev agreed to stop bombing the Donbas but has still killed over 14K people doing so. T
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4y ago
I hear he has a 70-80% approval rating in his country. They have a czarist tradition, and he fits it.
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kornhole
4y ago
Submarines can also be detected by sonar. Ships are common and do not raise as much suspicion as submarines. Either could have launched the divers.
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4y ago
Part of the credibility of either account lies in the source. The source of one is a highly awarded investigative journalist legend with a history of verifying his anonymous sources in government and never published anything false TMK. The
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4y ago
Some Americans are proud of their country and believe it is always in the right. When given stories to the contrary, they will fight hard against what they do not want to see or believe. It is more than just uncomfortable to accept. It shat
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4y ago
Other discussion on this is at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34821872#34825139
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4y ago
I am going to the grocery store, not blowing up a pipeline. I doubt Kroger is going to remotely activate my baseband modem. Even if they did, I have an anonymous phone with a burner SIM.
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4y ago
I spent a few days with the chief of special operations of the joint chiefs of staff, and he told me many stories of things they would do to cover their tracks in special ops. For example, they would dismantle an airplane and file off every
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4y ago
Sometimes it feels ridiculous how much OPSEC I need to employ to buy anything at the grocery store. I walk or bike to the store to not reveal a license plate. All radios and sensors on my handset are turned off. I wear a mask to thwart faci
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I am only shocked that half of the country does not believe MSM has deliberately misled them. We have much more work to do to reveal this to them.
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Independent does not mean objective. Independent journalists are generally not dependent on corporations, states, or publishing organizations to fund their reporting. Independence is a gradient rather than black or white. If he does publish
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Data is still the new oil. Sleeping giants Apple and Microsoft have properties with hoards of data and captive users. Apple has somewhat successfully convinced its users that all their data is safe with Apple. Their tactics to lock out data
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I already had a trust issue with these 'authoritative' search engines and however they are configured to deliver the results they want me to see. ChatGPT makes the logic even more opaque. I am working harder now to make my Yacy se
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Yes the state aligned MSM platforms censor or manipulate the news to their aims. Those platforms are all that some people know. Some places where people in the west can find news alternative to the MSM narrative are: Odysee, Rumble, Bitchut
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4y ago
If you know the way the US often imposes sanctions, it entails prohibition of both buying and selling from sanctioned parties. I work on many sales and procurement systems in the US that call services such as Amber Road or Descartes that sc
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In what ways can we resist AI when our livelihoods (jobs) force us to use MS tools that are rapidly being integrated with ChatGPT?
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You might be more confident than me in people's ability to discern BS. I think I am reasonably intelligent, but I get fooled all the time. Compounding the problem is that it is easier to fool someone than to tell him he has been fooled
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Why is it not a security concern to more companies that Microsoft is watching and recording all their meetings? I guess it is like selling on Amazon: You are fine until when Amazon wants to capitalize on your data or your entire business.
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4y ago
The people in the meeting were invited. They have limited memory. They have respect for each other and only share as appropriate. They are not logging everything said to people's dossiers to be used for other purposes.
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