mrobot

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by mrobot 13y ago
Point 2, apathy: "Nothing to hide" is an apathetic "Yes, Sir" to losing self control, letting the results machine analyze and respond to your life actions with all power of an authority you've amplified for yourself
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by mrobot 13y ago
Owning anonymity is an attack on privacy. It means if i want to set up a system where people pay for things without being tracked i have to pay the guys who are tracking all purchases. Theoretical full ownership of all anonymous payment pro
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by mrobot 13y ago
The computer scientist, or mechanic, is the builder of the human extension. But if the user of this extension understands core rules of telling things what to do and how to do them, then the extension is more powerful. The user can adjust t
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by mrobot 13y ago
"Tipping point for how Snowden will be viewed"? This? They did it for us? Yuck. I share the sentiment of some others here that i'd rather see human beings fight and win in this battle, not the faces of some bottom lining mark
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by mrobot 13y ago
How is the guy marketing the decentralized services going to beat the guys who hate decentralized services, considering those guys already know everything about everyone's customers? One way might be to let the user push a button to ge
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by mrobot 13y ago
As much as people talk about how this is debunked, there was a period of about 6 months (early 30s) where i was drinking tons of Silk and i could swear it made me soft breasty, and i swear everything hardened up again when i quit.
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by mrobot 13y ago
That doesn't save time, it works directly against this by reducing it to a bunch of superficial funny bullets, it's an attack on preserving privacy, as usual. Let's talk about the article at least a little bit if we're g
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by mrobot 13y ago
Isn't it different because those toys are part of our new people-as-a-product economy? To me it seems like this and the public-private-partnership blur factor make this different, and the walls are going to get a lot higher than in sim
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by mrobot 13y ago
I'm glad these guys are here for us. I honestly can't believe some of the comments on the times site. My main issue is that this has not become a debate, it's still an order. And it's an order that violates our fourth am