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by lstodd 3mo ago
Thanks. Also consider using V.90 modem handshake sequence for alarms. It takes much dedication to sleep through "hrrr pshh ding dang pshh". GQ alarm samples also work.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
I do not believe in being non-antagonistic in pursuit of truth. They could have admitted they never had any control over what's uploaded. Instead even when "antagonistically asked a question" they chose to not answer it. This
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by lstodd 3mo ago
was well-known back in the day. I even did morse ringtones per a caller for few frequent ones. Even if you don't read it by ear, they are very distinctive.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
But, but, how do we get to experience emotions otherwise? We have no life!
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Haha no. "Fighting for" is political activism, not hacking. Find curious uses for, exploit in inventive ways, reimplement even -- yes. Fighting -- get off our lawn.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
I see no sense in fighting for "independent development and universal access" of and to a fundamentally useless thing. I only snark at those who try to mislabel that thing as something useful. Which it is not.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
At this stage passwords are irrelevant. You already moved your data out. This is all there is to it: either you control access, or you don't and then all bets are off. It is common knowledge that any ai tool will upload whatever it has
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by lstodd 3mo ago
If we lower the threshold from "absolutely" to "absent third-party breaches" what would you say?
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by lstodd 3mo ago
since github. or you truly believed your code was private in private repos? I never understood that belief of a label on a button. since jira-cloud, or you truly believed your processes were private? leaks are assured, but centralisation am
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Can you state with absolute сertainity that no entity outside your github unit can exfiltrate data at will? This is not spicy, this is basic infosec.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
I don't drive, I ride whatever comes up. Still, I prefer something with at most two wheels and at least 60hp.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
we weren't talking about depositing misappropriated cash, yes? So one ends with $100k and out of US. What can be done? Adriatic is one option. $100K will last long enough for something else to come up. Also idk where you get data on &q
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by lstodd 3mo ago
he had his llm to make an account to post this.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Well you can live quite comfortably on $1500/mo in former Yugoslavia on the seafront for example. Those $100K will last what, 5.5 years?
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by lstodd 3mo ago
I'm also blind so they can stuff those lasers where it doesn't shine.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
> Publishers aren't as evil compared to big tech. Haha yes, they are even more evil en masse.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
the decision is on you: if you like it, you send some cash. if you just send five bucks that'll be like what author gets from about a hundred "legitimate sales".
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Weird Al said it best: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urglg3WimHA
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Nope. Ot was one of a kind thing only because you could not launch two at the time. With that a-given, ofc the ground-based "other end of the leg" was essential for it to work. Now we can launch two. Or two dozen. This completely
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by lstodd 3mo ago
We have? I would like a short list of those. Last one I knew was X-COM from 1994 and that was fiction.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Haha. I actually back up my steam collection via torrents of GoG releases. Now, I can to some extent automate the rip-out of steam integration, there are solutions. And thus not rely on torrents. But why would I if it's the same thing
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by lstodd 3mo ago
What exactly do you propose to do with a 50m chondite coming our way?
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by lstodd 3mo ago
That's like saying "how about we set a limit on horses in 1899 to limit horse shit on streets". Answer was: automobile.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Why not? They are massive only because you are limited by earth surface. In space there are no limits, see Radioastron for example, and that was decades ago. Right now for the price of that one project one could have a humongous radio teles
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by lstodd 3mo ago
> It's real intelligence It is not. It can shortcut only because it had been done before.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
Where do conventional weapons fit it? Nuclear has been in maintenance mode for so long that there are doubts about if anyone could right now detonate one without shitting their pants on account if it would even go off.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
I recommend learning how to splice/fuse fibre. Knowing that you hold gigabits in your hands and only your skill matters is priceless.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
That only means those lines of code were devoid of meaning and arguably were best left unwritten. That your job was meaningless and superficial, that you were an unnecessary burden on society. It is life changing in the sense that suddenly
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by lstodd 3mo ago
hahaha this reads like a porn clip script.
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by lstodd 3mo ago
LG not, but non-Symbian Nokia was rock solid. Like 8110 which is still iconic, or 5110 which you could kill a dozer with. As was Sony cmd Z1. And I think I still have a first-ever color screen phone by mitsubishi somehere.

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