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by moremetadata 4y ago
> I think when you buy a device, you own it and should be able to do whatever you want with it (unless it's harming others) Would that include cars and other devices which need insurance, to reduce the risk of harm? Likewise whilst
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> Are there any guides for securing a Android or iPhone against state actors? You cant, in fact an entire industry exists namely infosec to mislead you into this line of thinking, in much the same way the diet and weightloss industry exi
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> Entrapment is a practice in which a law enforcement agent or agent of the state induces a person to commit a "crime" So you think the state gives the population a good education, especially in law then? There is a saying whic
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by moremetadata 4y ago
In a round about way, that is not dissimilar to tarpits. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarpit_(networking) But Honeypots can also also be viewed as forms of entrapment, and this can bring much of the internet when view
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> it's incredibly obvious who has started to use a GPT for the work they turn in. Yes that jump in intellectual prowess shows an intelligence can adapt in order to game the system that awards the grades. Its a bit like looking for
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Nano bone and teeth mineral aka nano hydroxyapatite, why would that be banned? Nanomaterials in cosmetics, although the use of nano tubes to deliver medicine is like a basic step towards making food in the same sense as lab grown meat could
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Alot of software is written for single instance data, thats the way IT has evolved, so whilst clusters are in their infancy, the market perhaps hasnt evolved enough to recognise their benefits, and the laws would need to be upgraded to be c
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by moremetadata 4y ago
The slippery slope argument, that ignores the fact an entire ecosystem lives on the slope and nobody does anything about it, because that is society.
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Looks like a crypto currency event might be happening if the 2009 Greek govt and banking collapse was anything to go by. Looks like we'll be seeing just how underground crypto currency is with the Chinese Rich. Anyone spotting any patt
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by moremetadata 4y ago
>All told it would protect our freedom of thought and rumination, mental privacy, and self-determination over our brains and mental experiences. You cant protect mental privacy because you body gives this data out consciously and subcons
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> We used to call this "having a whitey" due to the paleness. I always thought the "Whitey" was due to the liver releasing a shed load of Glutathione into circulation. Some people with non Caucasian skin have been kno
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Its the computer equivalent of the human level Typosquatting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typosquatting
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> To her shock, Bongiorno saw three more withdrawals from her account -- $940 was gone. What does a receipt prove? That you have a document for one withdrawal, and most people could be forgiven for assuming a withdrawal is a single trans
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by moremetadata 4y ago
This is another DMCA take down, with lazy judges imposing their ignorance on those they can impose it on and not the criminals. Sony should be going after the web hosters, but then Sony have a history of interpreting the law their way when
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by moremetadata 4y ago
"easier for a criminal to snoop on ATM PINs using a thermal (infrared) camera to detect residual heat from keypresses" https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/08/17/stealing-atm-pin... This bit is int
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> This is really unlikely, though, I think you can say that because people are not routinely monitoring their surroundings for ionizing radiation. If this were to change, I think we can start to identify some of those military locations
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Kudos for the effort. If you fancy expanding the list of programming languages [1] I could use it then. I'd also introduce an option to use the browser geolocate api [2], which then converts to the geolocation data favoured by the link
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by moremetadata 4y ago
>We introduce a theoretical approach that uses temporal coarse-graining akin to Einstein’s kinetic theory of Brownian motion Since when did Brownian motion smoke and air particles have eyes and need to stand on two legs? I sometimes thin
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Moral of the story? Upgrade to DDR5 ram the latest standard which has on-die ECC memory but is not as good at spotting bit flips unlike proper ECC memory with a separate extra data correction chip. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by moremetadata 4y ago
You havent tried a couple of grams of nicotinic acid on an empty stomach a day. It increases Growth Hormone which helps build muscle easily, USAF doctors prescribe it for bad backs (lumber/lower back) in their front line troops with NS
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by moremetadata 4y ago
This was a good phone in its day. https://www.gsmchoice.com/en/catalogue/htc/spvm1000/ Stylus touchscreen, so today that could be a full size edge to edge screen, with a slide out keyboard with tactile d
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by moremetadata 4y ago
The security services here in the UK do what they like, you only have to look at some of the stuff coming out of the troubles in Northern Island for example, or things like the Hillsborough disaster. The UK is terrible for this abuse of hum
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> Unfortunately 15 is still a very big problem. Especially when they are in charge of the hierarchy.
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> blink and you miss it, How slow do you blink, let me know when you are out and about like driving, I can head for safety then! > Nothing to do with google or subliminal messaging about current elections, We have an election coming u
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> I didn't get anything of the sort. If it is the second link you posted it just takes me to another old chocolate flakes ad.. The anti Labour Party imagery at the start of the 2nd link and shown before the next advert. Perhaps Goog
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by moremetadata 4y ago
https://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/phosphatidyls...
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> They believe they are the law, not that they're subservient to it. The public would be shocked at the level of criminality within the state, not satisfied with making up the law as they go along to suit their needs, they even go a
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Phosphatidylserine evaporates brain fog and the corpus cavernosum has a hard time leaving that stuff alone!
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by moremetadata 4y ago
https://www.ergotron.com/en-gb/products/product-details/hxde... Your room lighting ie bulb brightness (lux) and colour temperature (3000K-8000K) will affect the screen brightness and colour you use on your mo
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by moremetadata 4y ago
investor reports = structured blogs = ‘asks’ for investors.

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