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You do realize you sound exactly like a cult member right? Like that's precisely how a scientologist would explain auditing to people outside the cult. Like this is "not dogma" just "fundamental axioms" that "i
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Though much more destructive to society than Scientology, it's the cult that is underpinning Technofeudalism, these are people (almost) as vile as Ayn Rand.
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some statistics point to almost 50% of all websites on the internet running on Wordpress, $500k for an undisclosed 0day unauthenticated RCE doesn't seem so unrealistic to me
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3mo ago
I think the overwhelming and undeniable success and prosperity of China is the biggest concern to the west, the neoliberals consistently predicted their immediate downfall that never came. Except we are all still led by the same neoliberals
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Could file a CVE with Microsoft then, cause thats kinda what cmd.exe is doing: > git clone git://evil evil > cd evil\ > git status The last line would execute git.exe from the cloned repo, wouldn't i
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But its like they are now more invested in Israel than they are to the US imperial death machine itself even. Like Bush/Obama felt more dedicated to the death march in Iraq/Libya "for the empire", like the motivation of
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More like all of human technology is dedicated to make deterministic systems out of our feeble non-deterministic minds.
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Like to believe we will one day use a low level language that is non-deterministic to build everything on top off seems to me in violation of such fundamental laws of information theory it's on the level of a belief in telekinesis.
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The loyalty US politicians have towards Israel is mindblowing, the way the managed to hollow out the American political system from inside-out is incredible. The ICC, the great weapon of western imperialism against the global south, they no
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They listed some of the memory bugs they had in the blog post, I just looked at three of them, the first one was this: > heap-use-after-free crash in node:zlib when calling .reset() on a zlib, Brotli, or Zstd stream while an async .write
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3mo ago
Going strong since 2019! It's a wonderful company entirely dedicated to making google's miserable protobuf "somewhat" useable.
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> The History Of The Customer Rage Study > [..] the seminal 1976 White House Study that provided a host of provocative and first-ever insights about American customer care and its potential for profit-making. [..] corporate America is
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> It really boils down to people just not wanting brown faces in 'their' streets. Its similar to Trumpism in that sense, if you ask afd voters for example they will talk about migration and crime. Must all be racists. The mains
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Then you are not paying attention, he satisfied his Murica-First Cult like a circus clown. The US is the biggest arms dealer in the world, the Europeans are delivering weapons from their stockpile to Ukraine, then the US is filling those st
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3mo ago
Isn't it interesting that if you remove the US from that list, it all aligns with US foreign policy? How fortuitous that EU interests just happen to coincide so well with our American friends.
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Its honestly a bit sad that this in particular got people up in arms on social media, nobody gave a single shit when they sacrifice millions of people and entire nations on the periphery to their death cult of market orthodoxy. The media is
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But they announced it as if they are releasing a game engine? This is just bits and pieces of one with major missing pieces so I'm not sure what the point was with that. I guess its more to help modding or they are yet to release every
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Seems like a huge chunk is missing there, these mostly seem to me like a bunch of smaller reusable components with nothing really tying it together.
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The right actually believes the EU and the German government for example have a far-left ideology it's very common, I even once heard someone say they thought the World Economic Forum is communist. The right captures these resentments
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It has more terms as well: neoliberal encasement, depoliticization or post-politics, it's designing a system in such a way as to protect private property, international trade and other economic orthodoxy from democratic influence. That
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It's a complex system of layers of representatives being elected on the local level, various institutions and levels of governance that you know literally nothing about and yet has been incredibly successful at uplifting it's peop
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> Would the inner circle members of CCP leadership realistically face the same prosecution and sentencing, if they were to be caught doing the same? The west is inundated with simplistic anti-chinese propaganda, so you would never percei
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China is very successfully developing and competing with the US, so it is self evident that Europe should continue to do the exact opposite of everything that China is doing.
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Thank's it adds a lot to explain why something like this pops up in the Economist of all places > The United States and its allies should align its efforts accordingly. That means accepting longer time horizons, investing in less vi
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Why do they always love playing the willfully ignorant, gobbling on billionaire boots. Does average peasant understand that lord deserves his rent on the games they play?
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Sorry don't have the crayons right now to explain it to you
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> Making the barrier of entry to the market so high that nobody can compete with existing players. You have to understand that some things can not be different. Lets take an example that is simpler, that even libertarians might understan
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No the problem is that it just doesn't work no matter how much faith you have in the free market. The whole point is to get over this crazy ideology and think rationally about it, the problem isn't "caused by the government g
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I think the people who think "free market" will fix any problem are the same exact people who think that it would be a great idea if companies are allowed to own their own fiber or put thousands of satellites into orbit. They will
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it was just a few years before my time, I sometimes read through old threads on usenet it feels like internet archeology. If you still remember it, what do you think about how it compares with today's discussion culture? Killfiles are
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