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by mcantelon 10y ago
They've now confirmed. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/statement
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by mcantelon 10y ago
People are posting related info they've found. Seems entirely valid to me (especially given that the media botches a lot of stories, like the last two revelations of "the real Satoshi").
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by mcantelon 10y ago
She's objecting to the ((( ))) around his name (shorthand for "Jewish" in white nationalist circles).
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by mcantelon 10y ago
Public rape accusations today from a female Tor core dev and her girlfriend aren't relevant to Applebaum's sudden departure? EDIT: Tor doesn't confirm or deny the allegations drove the departure. https://twitter.co
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by mcantelon 10y ago
Which reply?
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by mcantelon 10y ago
I wonder what the backstory is on this.
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by mcantelon 10y ago
To the ruling class, it's not about solving poverty, but about postponing insurrection due to lack of work.
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by mcantelon 10y ago
I want versioned tweets so I can edit my tweets.
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by mcantelon 10y ago
Mobile VR wins with cost, rapid hardware iteration, portability. VR isn't a totally separate realm from AR... "mixed reality" is a buzzword about mixing the two. As for who's clamouring for VR phones, Samsung's Gear
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by mcantelon 10y ago
TLDR: Google's following in Samsung's Gear VR footsteps with OS optimizations/additional sensors in devices to improve VR experience.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Looks like it has been deleted from npm too. Weird.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Frustration, I'd guess. They look long and hard at one ultimate solution to the problem of human governance, finally realize it won't work, then swing to the opposite conclusion to examine it.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
"Educate yourself" seems to be a fashionable way of dodging difficult questions.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
How does theoretical common ownership of the state mean a state doesn't exist? Do you have any examples of this theoretical non-state communist society? Has it ever existed at any scale?
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Anarchists don't generally strive towards communism because they recognize what history shows: communist states are even less accountable than modern oligarchal democracy.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Whites are murdered in broad daylight too. Police accountability is, in general, lacking.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Sorry, misread. Curtis Yarvin's the conference speaker.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Given Yarvin's Jewish, my guess is he's not a white supremacist.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Klabnik himself being influenced by Marxism and committed to overthrowing the democratic state, presumably through armed revolution: https://twitter.com/steveklabnik/status/514125493663436800 Communism has killed
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Pretty much the opposite of libertarian, IIRC.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Genetics are powerful. Twins that grow up apart in different environments often share traits/tastes to an unnerving degree.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Exactly. Orgs that don't accept "diversity of tactics" lose a lot of time to infighting.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Great to see a conference making the adult choice, rather than accommodating zealots who feel entitled to limit people's careers for their beliefs.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Driving the adoption of identity politics seems to be a synergy between the Western ruling class's interests and those of a subset of leftists. My guess is the ruling class likes the ideology, and supports it, because it provides a mor
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Slack mania reminds me of Twitter mania before Twitter decided to throw out the sharecroppers.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
It's probably just cheaper to make them non-replaceable. Replaceable batteries are becoming a fairly rare feature.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Even that video is misleading. Autopilot testing is supposed to be confined to highways, not twisty country roads.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Texas has over 5 times the population of Norway and I don't think there's ever been a spree killer there that even got close to Breivik's 75 victims (but I'm happy to be corrected). But it seems likely spree killing is m
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Ironic given that movie came out in the 70s, the "Fear City" era of New York.
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by mcantelon 11y ago
Anders Breivik was certainly texas.

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