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by nrdxp 3y ago
As in the xz vulnerability, many exploits rely on some sort of open listener directly to the internet. So with that, you can go a long way by not exposing anything at all to the internet. If you want to host private services use a VPN or zt
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Even? What did you expect when you are under the control of a psychotic, socialist, incompetent megalomaniac? Have you not been paying attention?
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Imagine how incapable of reason a society must be to be skeptical that altering the bodies natural hormone production may have long term, undesirable and unintended consequences... Dr. Sarah Hill does a great job espousing the actual resear
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by nrdxp 3y ago
It wouldn't be as big of a deal if we didn't passively allow cooperations to completely centralize the internet over the last 2 decades. The real answer would probably be to take all those billions of wireless devices and create a
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by nrdxp 3y ago
I stopped reading at the oxymoron: "credible, mainstream sources"
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Actually that's a statement of faith. There is plenty of bad science out there that could/should be more effectively ignored if not for the religious like faith in anything that ends up in a scientific journal. Ironically enough,
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Mhm, and I'm sure it has nothing to do with the laws that punish men into oblivion, and deprive them of their own children if they dare to divorce huh? Unless of course you have a spotless record, your ex is verifiably insane and you a
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Probably because actual dialogue would eventually lead us to the inevitable inconsistencies inherent, even foundational to the cause. The only defense, then, is to shut down dissent at all costs.
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by nrdxp 3y ago
So why do teeth experts have the final say on whether we put heavy metal, nuclear waste products in our tap water? Perhaps the concern isn't the 2% dental improvement, maybe that's just a red herring. Perhaps an actual toxicologic
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by nrdxp 3y ago
It's not a scam, the banks are. That's what it's for and its purpose, to counteract the corruption of centralized banking cartels. The wild west was a bit unruly too, but it wasn't a fucking scam.
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by nrdxp 3y ago
https://github.com/teacherpeterpan/Logic-LLM
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by nrdxp 3y ago
It's must be serendipitous that the article just above this in my feed is about an AI banning someone for life from advertising on Meta because the AI thought they were trafficking animals for advertising python courses. And my guess i
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by nrdxp 3y ago
This endlessly parroted argument argument is so tired and lazy already. How big do these companies have to get before you turn your brain back on?
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by nrdxp 3y ago
I thought CDEs were a pretty cool idea years ago until I discovered Nix and specifically "nix shells". Call me old school but if I can run my tooling locally I typically prefer that in most cases, and Nix does a stellar job of tra
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by nrdxp 3y ago
I've seen CoC touted as a singular good destroy at least two communities by now, so you may not realize that your "social reformist" getup is your own personal obsession with your own personal politics, but it's plain to
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by nrdxp 3y ago
I trust local communities more than state officials any day, yes. Nothing is perfect but if you legitimately think the government is functioning well at this point, I don't expect to convince you so yeah. To each his own.
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Well, if you are talking about the United States and the supposed Supreme Law of the Land that nobody seems to be too well educated on nowadays, actually it is the job of local militia to defend and enforce civil order You can not have a fr
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by nrdxp 3y ago
As if verifying that we are all using Google's browser somehow makes us safer. Because they are such perfect coders over there. The level of arrogance at these big tech firms is astounding, and irritating.
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by nrdxp 3y ago
Who would have that that treating people like human beings would improve their humanity