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maeon3
15y ago
Wikipedia will be destroyed when governments figure out that they can control what is and is not "authorized popular truth". Wikipedia doesn't stand up for truth, it only seeks to be based upon the data sources, even when we all know they
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15y ago
Excellent point! I have to try harder to not fall victim to the fallacy of post hoc.
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15y ago
Ive dated 2 girls with cats, both of them turned out to be very crazy. Cats are a deal breaker for me. Crazy cat lady isn't the exception, its the rule. The ladies will argue about this to no end, don't waste your time, they are crazy.
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15y ago
If we can't censor at the dns level because of protesting, maybe we can get some tsa like government agencies to oversee internet security. Start it simple and meaningless, give it a nice name like "sharing" and "information". It will pas
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15y ago
I hope they can make learning biology, calculus and programming as hours-consuming addictive as modern first person shooters are to teenagers.
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15y ago
I do not agree with the statements of the troll but will defend his right to say it. The internet is making the world like a small town. Piss on people on the internet will be like pissing on people in line at Walmart. You can, but peopl
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15y ago
Autonomous cars will cause traffic jams to worsen as the burden of driving becomes much less. More people will be playing xbox gladly sitting in traffic in a town with 50 million other people in a 50 mile radius. if we could get rid of tr
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15y ago
Good terms with the federal reserve? Im not sure if I should feel bothered that the entity that can make tens of trillions of dollars appear out of thin air likes a certain startup. What I see is a federal reserve that realizes green sli
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15y ago
Censoring the Internet should be demonized and ridiculed as people using botnets to ddos sites. Its the same thing really, getting a bunch of people together and deciding something should be unavailable to everyone without including the ju
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15y ago
It would be nice if dns would tell us when the dns routing has been tampered with and or censored. We won't be able to stop governments from routing legitimate requests to dev/null, maybe we can at least deliver a report to the requester:
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15y ago
The internet is like the audible spectrum in air, it doesn't need "cleaning up" through censorship. It's not about porn or saving the children or objectionable content at all. It's about saying: "This internet, and all the bits that flow
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Given the average lifespan of a human on earth today (around 67), and the average population growth rate (somewhere between 1 and 2%), it causes an acceleration in the number of humans living and being born. The notion that this growth is u
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15y ago
The FBI is using a 40 year old technology that can be hacked by whistling 2600 hz into a phone and get all bent out of shape when someone records it? sounds like an agenda to setup the stage to get censorship back on the table. The FBI wan
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15y ago
Too big to fail... too small to fail... Doublethink is everywhere! Reading phrases like these makes me feel like a hashmap is being crammed into a boolean. All these people can fail! It's like people are intentionally trying to cause con
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The problem is that terrorism is a strategy that America also uses in war. Calling the terrorists evil because they blow up civilians in another country is calling war evil. Its the double-think and hypocritical nature of the word I don't
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Terrorism is a military tactic, saying "you are a terrorist" is about as meaningless as saying: "You are a right flank", "You are a military operation" and "You are a deployed F16 bomber". It's this double speak and new-think that is damag
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15y ago
Wow. Freedombox is exactly what im looking for. You could put a secondary dns system on it which can't be fiddled with by ISP's and oppressive governments. My freedom box could reach out to nearby freedom boxes to find the quickest route
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15y ago
Is there any way to make a website that has no central location, that lives on hard drives and internet connections of citizens and self replicates and adapts when the government wants it to just disappear? A free internet is going to need
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15y ago
Let one little patriot act pass through Congress and we get plagued with the retard bregade known as the tsa for 100 years.
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By doing all this raiding of ptp stuff, you actually harm everybody involved, RIAA doesn't make more money, the freedom index of america shifts down from the 20's to the 40's, net neutrality dies as everyone puts a "This website, button, se
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15y ago
I'd like to see the same thing with congress's approval ratings broken down by member of congress.
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Your freedom to own your smart phone will disappear eventually when Hollywood figures out you didn't actually buy your phone, you are paying a monthly service which pays down your phone, an unspecified price. A percentage of which should g
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Congress wants tax revenue on websites hosted in foreign countries. The website hosting the site will be taxed on click through and the Web will have more "this site is not available in your country" messages. This is how net neutrality d
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15y ago
My vision of the future for programming is a room with 3d virtual reality goggles. Monitors are nowhere to be found, lines of code in files are presented to you on virtual monitors around you in a 760 degree panoramic view, above, below, a
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15y ago
Hands off my hen that laid the golden egg or ill shoot you. No you cant have decision rights on the hen, you don't know what is best, now get back to work servicing the hen for minimum wage. The powerful do what they can and the powerless s
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About 5 years ago I predicted that one day watching videos on the internet would become so difficult that youtube and other video hosting sites would be useless as a reliable storage medium. I bought a TB drive and kept all videos that hav
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It shows that a poor performance review measures the reviewer as much as the reviewed.
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Talking points on news stations are not free. Elections are popularity contests, the more money you have to buy airtime the more chances you get to get citizens to vote for you.
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Shelved is good, but they will pass eventually. The cloud is becoming the wild west where anything stored there may be seized without due process in the never-never land of international copyright law. Foreign hollywoods will claim you ar
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15y ago
The sopa fight is about forcing Congress to use court proceedings and due process to take down sites, not to justify any possible site. The important thing is that guilt is being determined in a building before sentence is given. With sop
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