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721.
by krunck 3y ago
People should be more concerned about their own government spying on it's citizens that they should be about the CCP having that same data. As a subject to your government's surveillance regime, you are at risk of losing more rig
722.
by krunck 3y ago
No, you'd need something like a nasty pandemic where people willingly give bodily fluid samples. Like that'll ever happen... Just kidding. That would require a conspiracy on a scale never seen before that is just not possible cons
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by krunck 3y ago
The article drips with bias. I gave up reading and will research this myself.
724.
by krunck 3y ago
That's odd. All these years I thought I was exchanging dollars for Bitcoin for spending it. Thanks for setting me straight.
725.
by krunck 3y ago
Meanwhile: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36135241
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by krunck 3y ago
I think Mozilla is trying to transition from software to services. We can always fork off another browser if they get too abusive.
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by krunck 3y ago
Ah, but for law enforcement types to say "hey, look what we found on the surveillance video server!" is a potential problem. The power asymmetry in society is ripe for exploitation by the powerful. They just need some goons - of w
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by krunck 3y ago
I'm thinking that soon video and images are going to be just dead weight in journalism, adding nothing other than decoration.
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by krunck 3y ago
I also had a similar idea on how to determine that a piece of writing is genuine. It would be to make students use a word processor that contains a full audit trail of all changes, timestamped. The software would then use a trained AI to lo
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by krunck 3y ago
Or the always-available escape from reality, preventing from from having to face the world and/or their issues.
731.
by krunck 3y ago
Meanwhile... people doing things with their money that you wouldn't do with your money continue to do those things.
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by krunck 3y ago
Nice. But why did the video creator feel the need to put in the fake film projector effects? The urge people have to add "oldness" where it is already present - though not in the form they imagine - is interesting by itself.
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by krunck 3y ago
Read. "... we settled on a design consisting of the following: HP T620 thin client 2x4GB DIMMs 2TB M.2 SSD"
734.
by krunck 3y ago
Hands free being what? Keeping using the speaker and setting the phone on a table? Using Bluetooth ear plugs with the phone in a breast pocket? So much we don't know...
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by krunck 3y ago
If banks are going to be private then the regulation of them needs to be the inverse of what it is now. Regulation now is: You can do anything you want except X,Y, and Z. It should really be: You can only do A, B, and C and in the ways we t
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by krunck 3y ago
Well, everybody does propaganda. When they say they don't do propaganda, that's propaganda. Governments engaged in geopolitical conflicts do it 24x7x365.
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by krunck 3y ago
It's my standard printer test document. I always use it chicken chicken, chicken chicken chicken. Chicken chicken chicken.
738.
by krunck 4y ago
There's no room for a trench there. They're only a couple feed above water there.
739.
by krunck 4y ago
"And the sum of angles in an obtuse triangle is greater than 180 degrees." Fast, nice. Still needs work.
740.
by krunck 4y ago
Which is a project organized by https://laion.ai/ : "LAION, as a non-profit organization, provides datasets, tools and models to liberate machine learning research. "
741.
by krunck 4y ago
They can only attack the crypto exchanges, which will hurt it plenty. But they're powerless to do anything else other than create propaganda. You can't ban a number(crypto wallet private key).
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by krunck 4y ago
RIP. All together now: Day-o!
743.
by krunck 4y ago
The article doesn't even mention words fusion or fission. Like all nuclear power is the same. Be assured the author is a shill for the trad fission industry. We don't need that.
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by krunck 4y ago
> Point being: they backed themselves into a low-volume/high-risk corner of their own strategic design Because they knew they had to "get it right" the first time because a bunch of buffoons(congress) would consider any cr
745.
by krunck 4y ago
What are you missing? Capitalism. People need to reap massive profits saving the world or die trying. Our so-called leaders are in on it too.
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by krunck 4y ago
Sure. I think that inevitably life logging will be possible. So what. Or does the author mean that inevitably everybody will be doing it. Nope, i disagree there. If by inevitable the author means legally required. Well, I'll fight lik
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by krunck 4y ago
It's absolutely ridiculous that: 1) most social coordination happens on private corporate servers 2) we'll soon be unable to use those servers without showing our "papers"
748.
by krunck 4y ago
Works on my GPU. Goodbye ChatGPT.
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by krunck 4y ago
And then there are the M of N keys schemes where one can have multiple parties holding the keys. Example: Three keys, any two can sign transactions. You have one somewhere safe(in a safe) and one on your hardware wallet. And the bank has on
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by krunck 4y ago
That's a start. Governments need to be 100% transparent in all things. Government officials should have nothing to hide. All meetings are open, all documents are accessible to all, all communications are recorded and open. Convert the

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