muthdra

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by muthdra 8y ago
I think you have to reliably prove that it's your ballot and that it wasn't tampered with after the photo. Halter Voters would sometimes include a specific marking on the ballot that confirmed it was a succesfully bought vote so p
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by muthdra 8y ago
It's not about being safe, it's about being provably shareable. When the option of privately sharing your vote is there, it doesn't take long before a malicious candidate forces you to do it or face consequences. See Halter V
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by muthdra 8y ago
> Most of those responding aren't old enough to have experience of pre-web real books... [flagged] You aren't old enough to have experienced the pre-printing-press real books. Nowadays they just print everything that comes to t
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by muthdra 8y ago
> ...rise of deconstructionist thought, which eventually led to a deconstructionist critique of science.[citation needed] Just perfect.
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by muthdra 8y ago
It sounds stupid, but I'm actually defending the unification of everything on a single brand instead of having a hard to navigate archipelago of software.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I can't wait for them to release the latest update for FramaWeb (which is just firefox but you call it FramaWeb) to the FramaOS (which is just linux but you call it FramaOS) for my FraMachine (which is just a computer but it's spe
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by muthdra 8y ago
"treat each human being as an individual and to empower all people, regardless of what hand they are dealt from the deck of life" Well that's certainly better than the third one.
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by muthdra 8y ago
No. I've never been banned for being incendiary and I use the comment section almost exclusively to criticize things, including this comment which I now feel compelled to disagree with given that my experience contradicts it.
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by muthdra 8y ago
People like you are the reason we have to make system updates mandatory. Can you imagine if someone important kept an out-of-date primitive OS from updating for years? We have to be able to patch bugs in software whether you care about them
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by muthdra 8y ago
Hello there, fellow FOSS GNU/Unix-like OS user. I'm sure you are right because you use the same software as me and I'm right. Anyway, Windows is not real, man. Why is Microsoft even trying any longer? I personally haven'
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by muthdra 8y ago
Very legal and very cool.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Our computers (meaning the whole of software and hardware) are extremely primitive, their culture soaked in insanity and in general they are perfectly hateable. It's not my choice to have a temper tantrum about it because they were alr
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by muthdra 8y ago
It's more useful precisely because there's nothing running and no remote access on the OS. Traceless. Norton ain't catch that.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Yes. I assumed it would be straightforward after you figure out how to hide wifi inside a USB cable.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Keyboard shortcuts.
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by muthdra 8y ago
A secretly-IoT keyboard that shares your key presses and may "type" malicious stuff when you're not looking at it; the OS wouldn't be able to tell it's not you doing the typing. Not scary at all, no sir.
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by muthdra 8y ago
Any PC may randomly connect to any router it sees if it firmly believes that is the same router the user allowed it to connect last time.
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by muthdra 8y ago
That would only work if everyone who got the same image gave the same wrong answer. Otherwise, the system just keeps sending the same image to more random people until it's satisfied with the consensus. Also, it keeps sending YOU more
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by muthdra 8y ago
Actually, it seems like the <a> you click on Google Search has the right href (which is what appears on the status text) but it also has a ping attribute to it for tracking. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_pi
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by muthdra 8y ago
Cool, it's like it's exposing Ctrl+F.
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by muthdra 8y ago
There's this funny video that exemplifies Kotick's mindset. Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - Hey Ash Whatcha Playin'? (2013) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuHqUpleIfA
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by muthdra 8y ago
Because scammers are exploiting the way we use URLs for the detriment of users. URLs are great as a mnemonic point of entry but you can easily scam someone out of a trusted website into your cloned version of it without them even noticing;
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by muthdra 8y ago
While I agree that it is whitewashing biased data, maybe they get good results with new and unseen URLs that try to look like some relevant page using the same tricks as the scam URLs in the corpus.
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by muthdra 8y ago
By my calculations it was either an iPhone 4 or 4S.
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by muthdra 8y ago
It rattles the content back and forth and when it's done calculating, the content is likely off-screen in lower resolutions.
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by muthdra 8y ago
.content{ position: absolute; top: 42%; left: 50%; transform: translateX(-68%); padding-bottom: 40px; } This is all kinds of wrong.
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by muthdra 8y ago
I agree with you but I would like to point out that this is not Elementary School's fault. It's society's fault and Elementary School is when we first see the effects of this phenomenon, also some (most?) people will only get
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by muthdra 8y ago
Dude, we don't use certs because we think they're cute. We use certs to guarantee cross-checking validation of resources. If you make me a certificate for your own website, I don't care how beautiful that cert is, it is also
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by muthdra 8y ago
I came across the "overlay an OS GUI on your vision" ideia in a series I watched some years ago. I've been trying to google the title for an hour but I can't seem to find it anywhere. It was about successful "neural
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by muthdra 8y ago
The Debate Over Europe’s Stolen African Art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOlmXQihow8

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