micheljones

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by micheljones 9y ago
There is so many ways to implement backdoors in CPUs, even completely analog ones: https://hackaday.com/2017/04/25/an-analog-charge-pump-fabric...
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by micheljones 9y ago
The white male privilege.
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by micheljones 9y ago
Could you list the approximate salary range?
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by micheljones 9y ago
"As someone whoms (sic) business largely relies on cigarettes, please don't go out of your way to stop smoking."
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by micheljones 9y ago
Yes, no likes/shares/related, but on top of that, the videos are demonetized + no longer embeddable.
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by micheljones 9y ago
It's not just the memo author, google has started a campaign of indirect censorship by punishing what they call 'controversial content' in doublespeak but mostly boils down to 'right-wing leaning' on YouTube by a) d
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by micheljones 9y ago
It's not schadenfreude, and this latest uptick in AdNauseam installation&use is not caused by anti-ad attitudes, but as backlash against what is perceived as thought policing by google, mostly in form of demonetizing and silencin
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by micheljones 9y ago
No, it's a response to recent policy changes at google that suppress right-wing thinking/publishing, as part of the larger-scale online suppression of it marketed as 'fighting the fake news': http://www.amerik
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by micheljones 9y ago
I do agree with your sentiment, but Facebook does a lot more than just that. They put a lot of effort into tracking sites you browse, their phone app slurps up any possible data to improve your profile, starting with location info, and goin
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by micheljones 9y ago
The agenda of the book/paper writer is to sell you the book/paper. The agenda of the services rendered on the phone is to keep you glued to the service as long as possible so the relatively constant % of your time that they sell t
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by micheljones 9y ago
Nobody blames phones for most people being average. Phones are not the problem at all. The problem is the companies that shape their services provided through the phone to be optimized towards abusing well-documented behavioral characterist
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by micheljones 9y ago
Re: Amazon: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/07/the-d...
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by micheljones 9y ago
This is well known, and it's called 'shadow profiles'.
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by micheljones 9y ago
emodendroket found: http://i.imgur.com/BMBrIrL.jpg
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by micheljones 9y ago
I'm not trying to state that as a fact. Just that the acidity was affected. Which could have affected the restoration in different ways, most likely by effects of plant affinity for soil acidity. But I think that the main factor is sim
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by micheljones 9y ago
Ah ok, I misread your comment.
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by micheljones 9y ago
Acidity of the peels affected the acidity of the soil.
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by micheljones 9y ago
Qtopia?
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by micheljones 9y ago
You mixed me up with the guy you're replying to, who keeps arguing that his racist views are not racist.
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by micheljones 9y ago
'Racial superiority' is also a 'sociological concept'. I hope you'll start to see the issue there.
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by micheljones 9y ago
It is pointless to engage racists in a reasonable discussion.
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by micheljones 9y ago
You are right in your fear. I don't know if you have already linked it yourself, but this is why there has been orchestrated removal/damage of confederate monuments in multiple cities recently. They are trying to taint and delegit
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by micheljones 9y ago
http://archive.is/ZD6Sf#selection-1347.12-1347.140
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by micheljones 9y ago
I will not try to claim I know their motivations. But it's a security/OPSEC rule, and just because it doesn't apply in specific cases doesn't mean it should be thrown out. And like I said, I believe their main motive is
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by micheljones 9y ago
> It is not disputable that DNC servers were infected by Russian government malware. Because the signatures of 'Russian government malware' were found? Same signatures we recently found CIA can (and does) easily fake?
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by micheljones 9y ago
Crowdstrike has been wrong before and has some sketchy connections that are summed up nicely in the article here: http://archive.is/CogZx The founder of Crowdstrike, Dimitri Alperovitch is a Senior fellow at the Atlantic Co
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by micheljones 9y ago
I am saying that he's a hero. As for the threats to sue, they were issued by a DNC spokeperson, and not by the family: https://i.redd.it/2p4wvr9k9wxy.png
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by micheljones 9y ago
That does seem logical, but the other side is logical too - the leaker might not have been a 'lone wolf', and by officially confirming the leaker's identity, they could jeopardize leaker's helpers. edit: and I forgot the
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by micheljones 9y ago
Thank you for the support of free speech anyway. I do not claim it is true, I claim that there's enough 'hints' that it should warrant a proper investigation and not a coverup. As for this guy's claims: 1) Assange all bu
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by micheljones 9y ago
Assange all but confirms it on his account: https://twitter.com/JulianAssange/status/866536275972689920 As for the 'smearing a dead man's life', I don't see how it's smearing - if it gets

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