kornhole

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by kornhole 3y ago
I have tried various clients on my Graphene phone and am currently using Sipnetic. I have it excluded from VPN through split tunneling, but I still have periods when number just doesn't register. I know there are various settings that
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by kornhole 3y ago
I mainly stopped using phone calls years ago, and I hope more people also do. I ported my main number to voip.ms and created a couple others to use for pseudonymous accounts. The service is cheap at about $1/month per number, but it is
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by kornhole 3y ago
It is the opposite for me. I use many decentralized E2EE messengers. Telegram is good for broadcasting certain topics such as war coverage, because it is not domiciled in a NATO country.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Realize that many people who work for competitor products will bash it here. It is a best of class rather than best of breed solution tailored to organizations who want a secure on prem suite like O365. Some apps are best of breed, but you
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by kornhole 3y ago
TMK he reports to the DOJ that reports to the president. Wray->Garland->Biden
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by kornhole 3y ago
Ah brings back memories of Bob Metcalfe. Out of college I worked for him at 3Com. We were making about three million NIC's a month, and it was like a cash machine. One of my first projects to support was trying to develop WIFI. We fail
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by kornhole 3y ago
Celebrities might present themselves as of the common people and they probably once were. Don't let them fool you. Other than a few exceptions, they are in the upper class and partying with the rest of the owner/donor class. Their
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by kornhole 3y ago
I have walked out of a few places when they said they either do not accept $100 bills or cash at all. This is how we pressure businesses and fight back in the war on cash. But if you are just buying a pack of gum, you should be considerate
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by kornhole 3y ago
> How is that a conspiracy theory? I think some people consider information contrary to that communicated by government officials to be conspiracy theory: If the government didn't tell us the truth about something, they conspired to
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by kornhole 3y ago
You can see a full recent interview with Larry here https://rumble.com/v33nemd-system-update-121.html
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by kornhole 3y ago
I get most of my calories from fat and basically stick to olive oil, avocado oil, coconut oil, and animal fats to stay healthy. Olive oil has no healthy flavorful substitute that is liquid at room temperature.
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by kornhole 3y ago
The CIA also writes/edits Wikipedia articles on contentious topics, historical events, and persons. Both sources are good for uncontested stuff, but neither are good sources for anything contentious because of the authors.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I am far more concerned about AI ingesting data about myself and others than I am about humans reading it. Humans have limited attention, memory, organizational ability, interest and processing power. Supercomputers with AI remember everyth
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by kornhole 3y ago
All the examples cited in the article were with big banks who are probably the ones most likely to be employing these automated systems and getting pressure from regulators. For the benefit of decentralization and avoidance of CBDC's I
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by kornhole 3y ago
Future HN Thread: To get my UBI payments in CBDC, I was required to have a chip inserted in my hand. Little did I know that this chip also was scanned and read every time I stepped into a vehicle and from beacons all over town. How can I ge
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by kornhole 3y ago
Now is the time to plant local species of Milkweed from seed in North America. They need the cold snap to prep them for sprouting next summer. Don't be surprised if they don't sprout until mid summer. Here is one place you can fin
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by kornhole 3y ago
It would be nice if the code on the device and server could be independently viewed and verified. Otherwise we need to trust the biggest corporation in the world. There are reasons why governments of the second and third great powers in the
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by kornhole 3y ago
This is part of his plan to demonstrate the usefulness and need of Grayjay which gives creators a nomadic identity that allows people to easily follow someone on another platform once cancelled from another.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I will just directly say what you are alluding to and take the hit of downvotes. Many studies have now found the vaccinations cause myocardial injury such as this one that found 1 in 35 people receiving the vaccination showed markers of myo
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by kornhole 3y ago
The lesson for me from this case is that these privacy controls are like a steering wheel on a child's stroller. They give you the illusion of control.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I would love to see the inverse: page of nonauthoritative sources. The authorities release fake news in a way that makes it sound legit. I would rather follow the independent sources with the understanding that they will conflict and I will
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by kornhole 3y ago
One of the best things I did to make myself somewhat immune to this stuff: 1. Decouple my phone number from my carrier by transferring my number to a low cost VOIP provider such as voip.ms, jmp.chat.. 2. Switch to a prepaid plan and pay for
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by kornhole 3y ago
Simply threatening to ban or impose other punishments on a platform can be enough to make it comply with demands of the state: That's a nice social media platform you got there. It would be a shame if anything happened to it. As eviden
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by kornhole 3y ago
Pesticide free
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by kornhole 3y ago
'Community' is defined by them. It does not mean us. It could mean the government, military industrial complex, biopharmaceutical complex, the board of Alphabet, and anybody else they wish to include in it.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I often hear different variations of this story, but I have never seen it well documented. I have not seen an online ad in over three years since I switched to Graphene OS without any adware on my devices.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I am just happy a prototype leaked rather than deployment of a fully developed weapon. We got lucky this time.
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by kornhole 3y ago
This is consistent with the cover up from Fauci and Collins to incentivize those believing it was lab origin to change their story to proximal origin. https://oversight.house.gov/release/hearing-wrap-up-suppress... The
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by kornhole 3y ago
Yes it is RAM intensive but depends on usage. When my instance is not being used much, it is consuming 1GB. I haven't seen high usage and RAM spikes as I have not published my instance to the world to use.
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by kornhole 3y ago
This is one of those trade-offs between convenience and privacy I have internalized over years. You can refer to this guide to configure Firefox to be more private. https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers&#x2F

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