lazystar

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by lazystar 4y ago
begrudgingly agree on all points. the gamestop/amc stock manipulation in 2021 demonstrated how vulnerable western society is to a social media campaign that, at first glance, appears benign. even if china wasnt involved with that inc
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by lazystar 4y ago
history repeats itself. what did the folks in the 1890s do when hearst controlled the newspapers?
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by lazystar 4y ago
> Using a VPN (or anything else) to access software or services provided by a “foreign adversary” maybe im missing something ...how is that not already illegal? as an example, if someone in ukraine used a vpn to access the kremlins inter
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by lazystar 4y ago
hmm. does that include reddit and disney?
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by lazystar 4y ago
if youre not an ai, say that again without proper punctuation
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by lazystar 4y ago
hence why i never use capital letters in my comms - an ai will always use capitals.
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by lazystar 4y ago
well, its getting into the rearview mirror now, but spectre/meltdown-type vulnerabilities are a big motivator for leaving on-prem. even if you later leave the cloud for on-prem, the period without any phys infra means you can start on
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by lazystar 4y ago
just messy bread making machines, as joel spoelsky would likely put it https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2005/05/11/making-wrong-code-...
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by lazystar 4y ago
adding to this, op, your org does drug tests and the recruiters have to administer them?
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by lazystar 4y ago
I'm considering going back to smokeless tobacco because of this sitution. For 400 years, the majority of the population used tobacco/nicotine for increased concentration. Over the last 30 years, that rate has declined, while at t
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by lazystar 4y ago
> I do wonder though how did people deal with these problems in the past when neither ADHD or these drugs were recognized and available. For 400 years, the majority of the population used tobacco/nicotine for increased concentration