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> It doesn't claim that it's immune to requests from authorities I did not claim that. When I wrote: > Telegram disguises itself as encrypted chat app I meant exactly that.
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https://telegram.org/ > Private > Telegram messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct.
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Don't use messengers that ask for your phone number and aren't end-to-end encrypted. Use services that store as little data as possible. If data is stored, it can be given away and I would assume that it will be given away. Tele
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Fake meat is a replacement for meat, not for existing vegetarian food. It is a common misconception that vegetarians want food that looks and taste like meat, but is vegetarian or vegan. Most vegetarians already know what to eat. Fake meat
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I am instead looking forward to the EU forcing Apple to allow third-party app stores on iOS. https://9to5mac.com/2022/11/01/eu-force-third-party-app-stor...
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Real trees play a role in improving air quality in cities: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/12/211221102744.h...
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Evading the ads and tracking is an act of self-defence. Nobody is entitled to deploy their brainwashing machines on people's minds, just because it makes them money and they happen to be the gatekeepers to the world's videos. >
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If it makes money, it was intentional
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But this is just the demo, right? People can download the code and host it somewhere else, so why is it relevant?
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Github?
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> Feel like XY Problem - there's probably a simpler, better solution for a slightly more specific (or even just attempted-to-be-specified-at-all) problem statement. Problem: Share content between two random devices without having to
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> The industry is now moving away from PTFE to other materials for none stick surfaces, however although they proclaim these are "safe", they have been studied far less. I believe some evidence is indicative of them also having
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The opposite is the case. Commercial software has a higher risk of becoming unavailable, because of missing licenses, acquisitions, insolvencies and other things that simply do not affect FOSS. I have been using Audacity, Gimp, OpenOffice &
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In Firefox it is not a conferencing tool
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Aluminium cans aren't any better
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Even then you'd need to plug them up (or filter, and in the first place not dump into rivers), because there is plenty of domestic consumption in Asia too.
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That would work better than if the CEO and the business owner tried the same.
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Did you look at the list of speakers? I think that most of them are used to being around fraudsters.
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Bezos, Gates and Musk are a result of failing of government too: https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/y1xqul/oc_... https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comment
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Most of the things that a company produces are created by the employees.
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> 2) sooner or later - in 20 or 50 years - someone will have the brilliant idea of making one of those "autonomous". 2 to 5 years
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Afterwards, maybe
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> (none of these are perfect, but they're in most cases better than doing nothing) While they are helpful for avoiding deeper damage, I would summarize them with "Playing with fire without getting burned (probably)", whil
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GP's comment is useful. It is putting the finger in the wound. The megacorps are only megacorps, because we (not me actually) flocked to them, fell for their promises, gave away our data (mine too) and grew them into what they are toda
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> First of all, Qatar won the case fair and square, with incredible preparations and infrastructure, that we are seeing in action right now in the world cup. Fair and suqare. Just a little bribe here or there. https://www.theg
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> First, talk to any of Qatari women, rather than targeted news reports that only appear when there is an event or a milestone in the Middle East. I watched a show where a reporter tried exactly that. She wasn't able to find a woman
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Assuming that the air outside is fresh and not a thick mess of coal smoke like in many places.
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Just ignore Qatar and the FIFA and let them waste their investment. Countries could pull out of FIFA and deprive them of their most lucrative markets. Then keep ignoring the FIFA and form a new association with more favorable standards. The
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I don't think that religions should be allowed to do things to others that wouldn't be allowed under normal circumstances. That seems like a loophole that needs to be closed.
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My right to do whatever I want does not entail the right to do to others (including animals) whatever I want
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