onecool

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by onecool 5y ago
I agree; and it's necessary to distinguish anonymity from privacy. Anonymity removes any accountability, and if you add privacy to that then you tend to get the worst of people. Privacy, however, is something that needs to be strongly
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by onecool 5y ago
“The US has also launched biological warfare, cyber warfare and public opinion against China.” This is quite some projection. China's role in the virus/biowarfare will never be affirmed with certainty due to their information supp
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by onecool 5y ago
Funny enough, I recently purchased one of the latest TP-Link Archer 5400x (AX73) routers. Ended up not needing it, so I opened it up and connected via UART. Once you log in it appears to be running a version of OpenWRT, although they don&#x
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by onecool 5y ago
A Russian mathematics professor of mine in graduate school was a student under Kolmogorov. He taught information theory and algebraic combinatorics and helped develop a number of systems for the Soviets. He was extremely challenging, but h
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by onecool 5y ago
The Russian Government had huge motive for this attack, they were not at all happy about the United States' retaliation for SolarWinds/Election interference. Shutting down a major oil pipeline in the United States is not "med
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by onecool 7y ago
The Crowdstrike line is another primary talking point of the paid Russian propagandists.
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by onecool 7y ago
"Anybody can create a cryptosystem that they themselves cannot break" -- it's easy to not see something wrong with what you're proposing for a variety of reason, this is why level-headed discussion is necessary and valua
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by onecool 7y ago
You don't have a reference, because high quality steel was invented in the U.S. https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a...
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by onecool 8y ago
Or, NATO is trying to defend Eastern Europe from the encroaching Russian front.
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by onecool 8y ago
Why all of the Amazon spam? Three advertisements in 6 hours.