lazyeye

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by lazyeye 2y ago
Side question, is goat poop flammable?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
You missed the third issue which was utterly incompetent management from the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, and the governer of California, Gavin Newsom.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Also I saw an interesting interview with Marc Andreessen recently where he mentioned about how the Dems would fund "Disinformation Research" units at universities. These research units would (shockingly!) be staffed by 100% Democr
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Is it less concerning if Facebook only worked with one side of politics? How is reducing censorship a bad thing?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Its more naive to think a fact-checking unit susceptible to govt pressure is likely to be better. There will always be govt pressure in one form or another to censor content they doesnt like. And we've obviously seen how this works wit
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Just dumb personal abuse.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
There is a new approach to doing code-signing called "trusted signing". Havent used it myself so can't comment on the benefits https://www.advancedinstaller.com/trusted-signing-integratio... https:/&#x
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by lazyeye 2y ago
When I upgrade my phone, I keep the old one as a backup and load the same OTP codes into the authenticator app on my new phone. It is no problem to have OTP codes on multiple phones.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Nice summary thankyou.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Wooah I think you are a BIG fan of censorship. Just the kind you like. And as to "reading the room" its hard to put into words how uninterested I am in conforming to the smug, out of touch culture of Silicon Valley.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Your comment is ridiculous.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I dont know whether this is true or not as I only have the mainstream media as the source. And as any objective observer knows, the media lies, distorts, misdirects, deceives, obsfucates and so on. So not saying it didnt happen, I just dont
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Huh? You have not the first clue as to what I like or dont like. I'm happy to have people across the political spectrum express their views on any platform.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I guess the yardstick I was using was winning the popular vote and all the swing states. What yardstick are you using?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Also, you can point out what you believe to be the bad behavior of the West and nobody will accuse you of being racist...
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Its probably more a question of scale that makes China unique.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
The govt was changed despite big tech not because of it. And the majority of people disagree with your characterization of "authoritarian rule".
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by lazyeye 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Couldn't disagree more about Elon. I'm just glad there was someone able to open up free speech again on a social media platform and reveal for all to see the level of censorship (by surrogacy) by the govt.I think we might be in a
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Marc Andreessen talked a little bit about this in his recent interview with Joe Rogan (Joe Rogan! I know....). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye8MOfxD5nU He said the govt is actively discouraging pure AI startups because t
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I use Ungoogled Chromium (download from Github) that has all the tracking code removed. Only downside is updates are not automatic but otherwise runs flawlessly.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Vague generalizations mean nothing. Also here's another prediction from the esteemable Krugman:- "The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in ‘Metcalfe’s law’—which states that the number of potential connecti
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by lazyeye 2y ago
And with what evidence?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Adding Chinese censorship to the mix doesnt improve freedom of speech. At some point we have to stop being naive and operating in the realm of frictionless theory.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
What lies has Eric Adams said?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Programming language inventor or serial killer? https://vole.wtf/coder-serial-killer-quiz/
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Or alternatively Yong-Zhen was being targeted as part of a cover-up and he was shut-down much faster than typically happens in China. And it's completely reasonable to wonder why that was. Oh yeah...and your dumb etc.....
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by lazyeye 2y ago
What left-wing ideology is that? If wind was so promising (providing cheap energy at scale 24/7) nobody would turn away from it. Maybe it was "blocked" because it wasn't working?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
"Because they do this one bad thing it is 'empty-brained' to think they are capable of doing something worse" Pretty strange logic there...
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Like referencing an article in Pravda as evidence about something...

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