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by lazide 4mo ago
That is because BitTorrent has been targeted so much. Also, hey now - I have a lot of (actual) Linux disk images, and it works well for that!
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by lazide 4mo ago
Most isps, you can’t do that anymore as you no longer have a publically reachable IPv4 address. It moved the ‘just configure your router’ part to their equipment, as they now use CGNAT. It’s gotten much worse.
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by lazide 4mo ago
I just thought it was a weird point, since by definition a cabal is a type of social club (even if all social clubs are not, of course, cabals). It would be like if we were talking about the invasion of some country by tanks, and someone st
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by lazide 4mo ago
Or even just expensive.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Nobody used BitTorrent? LoL ISPs had/have whole groups trying to stomp it out. And it was a nightmare due to NAT even then. It just got worse with CGNAT.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Always has been. Google got sued for doing it over a decade ago with street view cars. That is why they need WiFi info for ‘fine location’.
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by lazide 4mo ago
How else would they have been so prepared?
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by lazide 4mo ago
My point is ‘bad’ at using power is relative
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by lazide 4mo ago
It’s even weirder I think? Because the people in power are clearly incompetent AND making the average persons life shitty, they clearly can’t be in power due to a conspiracy. When if anything, that seems to support it being the result of sh
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by lazide 4mo ago
Isn’t the point to be in charge regardless of competence or popularity? That is real power. Those things are far more necessary for an Employee than an Owner.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Isn’t it literally one though?
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by lazide 4mo ago
Those references often have no actual relation to the answer. A surprising amount of the time, if you check them they’ll prove it wrong.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Amazing.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Good luck figuring that out. Chances are, the thieves were monitoring the local dispatch over the radio (rural departments are not usually doing anything fancy) and knew exactly how long they had.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Amusingly, most of my old qnap hardware ran Ubuntu pretty well
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by lazide 4mo ago
Lol, that every prior process has gone this way (including ‘express’ processes) surely has no value? Uh huh.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Since it was just released, that’s pretty hard to do eh? I’m familiar with the reactors built on other previous ‘expedited’ processes that ended up being anything but fast. We’ll see how it goes eh?
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by lazide 4mo ago
It is what typically all reactors get stuck on for years - or often decades.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Near as I can tell, the LLMs aren’t the threat. Just greedy morons with too much power, same as usual.
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by lazide 4mo ago
It absolutely can. High fed rates means the ‘tide’ is different. For biotech to get more interest, it has to have a higher roi than comparable other risk investments. High ROI != high interest rates.
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by lazide 4mo ago
‘journey to the west’ [ https://collider.com/dragon-ball-journey-to-the-west/ ], about 400 years old.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Corruption is a general term, yes. And bribery is a specific crime, which falls under that unbrella. At least in English.
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by lazide 4mo ago
That is literally just a translation difference for bribery, a common issue for Brazilian Portuguese vs English. [ https://www.jusbrasil.com.br/topicos/10598684/artigo-317-do-... ]. [ https://www.britannic
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by lazide 4mo ago
Bots defrauding bots while training new fraud bots.
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by lazide 4mo ago
They literally always frantically try to accumulate more wealth. It’s their dominant trait. It’s just working better for a few of them right now than it historically has.
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by lazide 4mo ago
When someone else is making/distributing all the guns and ammo? Not so easy.
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by lazide 4mo ago
In any given game, why are there always a few (say 3) top players? Same reason.
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by lazide 4mo ago
Bwahaha, no it doesn’t. Legally ‘corruption’ doesn’t exist, as in there is no single law saying ‘corruption is illegal’. (What is ‘corruption’ exactly?) There are laws against bribery, which does generally only apply to the government, but
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by lazide 4mo ago
Previously, the data didn’t exist. Which is (a large part) of why they are running around in total chaos. They want to ‘fix’ this, by now gathering the fine grained data, and storing it. See the problem? Do you want them to be more effect
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by lazide 4mo ago
Hardly. And talk about moving the goal posts. Everything I said can just as easily be said about Brazil.

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