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by novaRom 6y ago
Marriage and family as we know it is a relatively recent habit, only about few thousand years, even hundreds of years in many regions. It was justified and necessary to adapt in new environment like agricultural civilization, but it may be
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by novaRom 6y ago
Even worse: foreign powers get that ability to screw whole country.
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by novaRom 6y ago
How do you circumvent browser fingerprinting? If every container has the same user agent, canvas, screen resolution, JS benchmark test results, etc. then no matter what but you are uniquely identified, bingo! I really feel today having diff
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by novaRom 6y ago
Telegram can be used just to read public groups. In that case you are not leaving any traces as a passive reader. Group owners deliver their news/messages very efficiently to thousands and millions of users. In some sense Telegram is l
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by novaRom 6y ago
There are groups in Telegram with more than a million of users. Actually, Telegram is now more like a very good aggregator of news. You can use it just for that purpose alone.
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by novaRom 6y ago
> Today I learned: Europe is a country Yes, it is. Europe is largely a country with free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
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by novaRom 6y ago
What was it exactly? As for Italian one, did you try Sicilian Arancini?
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by novaRom 6y ago
Strictly speaking every living thing needs oxygen atoms (for example from water), because they are a necessary constituent of the RNA/DNA machinery.
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by novaRom 6y ago
All your countermeasures may not work unfortunately if your device can be fingerprinted uniquely despite your browsers choice, VPN, etc.
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by novaRom 6y ago
Every year the same actually.
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by novaRom 6y ago
> especially bearing in mind most of the factories are in Taiwan Zyxel, Asus, and other manufacturers of networking devices (with backdoors of course) are also there. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/20
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by novaRom 6y ago
Even search engines cannot be trusted blindly. Browser fingerprinting is reality and nothing can be done to prevent it for sure. Duckduckgo is known to use Microsoft services and collecting user browsing data without consent. Once you share
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by novaRom 6y ago
Dave Troy investigated Kremlin's connection to Parler: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1327253991936454663.html
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by novaRom 6y ago
Same in Italy. It's really crazy how much control FB has in many different countries.
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The power of corporations!
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by novaRom 6y ago
Are you serious? The report warns that social media “are now tilting dangerously toward illiberalism” as more governments and “unscrupulous partisan operatives” use social media for repressive purposes. These include not only malign propaga
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by novaRom 6y ago
Both KGB and Stazi did fully control their citizens. Today there's no any serious technical restriction to get compromising information on anyone or better to say on everyone from any county. So, almost total control - see Trump, Farag
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by novaRom 6y ago
> privately operated for-profit organisations with so much power and influence They are simply a middle man between foreign agencies and domestic users. Foreign countries really do exploit all those platforms for their own interests.
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by novaRom 6y ago
LOL Surprise and other surprise eggs are very terrible targeting toddlers
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by novaRom 6y ago
Does longevity of immunity response depends on person's age?
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by novaRom 6y ago
Your assumption is everyone will follow that rules which is how we know now is not true. There always will be deniers and rule breakers, so even a very rigorous policy will not work as intended to stop the spread completely. Even not every
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by novaRom 6y ago
>> There's certainly nothing in that price range that's better. You can buy very good AMD based PC nowdays for way below $700. All modern Linux kernels fully support AMD GPUs.
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by novaRom 6y ago
It also works in reverse. I argue many politicians are being controlled, mostly unconsciously, or with gentle hints.
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by novaRom 6y ago
Why other countries tolerate this spying on their citizens? Why Apple, Google, and Microsoft products are still allowed say in Europe? Do European politicians understand that they and their descendants are owned by another country?
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by novaRom 6y ago
That's their typical approach. They released iPad 1 with 256Mb only, then iPad 2 was released in short time while iPad 1 has become literally unusable after next software update. That's the lesson. I am certain they will upgrade C
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by novaRom 6y ago
How much of this 8GB of basic configuration will be available for user's processes? Kernel+GPU will take quite a bit.
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Denmark to cull millions of minks over mutated coronavirus(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by novaRom 6y ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 6y ago
Yes! And it has more useful features than official YouTube app, e.g. users can change size/aspect ratio - quite useful in portrait mode; or brightness/volume with a single swiping up/down.
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'Kid influencers' classed as child labour under new French law(independent.co.uk)
6 points by novaRom 6y ago|0 comments
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I think many agents are in place since many years tracking everyone, accumulating information leaked from different breaches. I believe it is widespread today at least in several countries their intelligence really have a kind of "glob

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