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orthecreedence
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"Expand the surveillance state to unprecedented levels" would be a better title. I mean seriously? Was this written by an outreach intern at the NSA? I know the world is already going this direction, but holy Christ I'm going
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orthecreedence
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> Can someone explain this ideological whiplash? Easily. It's called fascism, one of the cornerstones being the marriage of industry and state. It has long been the marching direction of the US power structures, whether the individu
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orthecreedence
1y ago
> Are merchants going to charge different prices depending on your payment method? They are barred from doing so by credit card companies. That's why many smaller shops have "cash preferred" signs.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
When I worked at AOL in 2010, dialup was their biggest source of revenue still. It'd be interesting to see the drop-off since then. I imagine it's trending down pretty quick as the generation using it kicks the bucket.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
> If you ask a server to delete data, you have to trust it actually deletes it. That goes for any protocol; it's nothing to do with Matrix. I've see this "critique" come up with multiple different protocols, and it&#x
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Very cool! What's winter like for you and this setup?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
You mean unmarked vans, driven by plainclothes people with face coverings and no badges? How is anyone to know it's an ICE vehicle and not some random kidnapping, you donkey?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
"My side won, therefor anything it does is moral and correct." I'm having trouble interpreting your statement any other way. And that statement is pretty vile.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
You think they'll stop just before they get to you?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Agreed. One side is actively fascist and the other side passively fascist.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
What plugins/integrations are you using in vim?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Spraypaint?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Eliza too! https://psych.fullerton.edu/mbirnbaum/psych101/Eliza.htm
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orthecreedence
1y ago
This is why I jumped to Wayland: laptop monitor and desktop monitor with different resolutions/scaling. Xorg choked, Wayland worked. That said, moving to Wayland broke a ton of other stuff in my otherwise peaceful workflow. I really do
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1y ago
PRISM too.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
"I don't want to be your buddy, Rick. I just want a little breakfast."
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Does LV have the water for this?
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orthecreedence
1y ago
This is my exact experience with DBeaver. Absolutely cannot stop all the frustrating popups. Finally got fed up and started using vim+dadbod and while the experience is a bit less batteries-included, I was mostly just using DBeaver to run r
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Hi, it sounds like you're frustrated. Would you like our AI assistant to reach out to you with relevant tips and offers about your situation??
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Finally I can have an AI respond to every email with "Sounds good!!" instead of typing it out myself.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Going outside and playing with other kids is "diverse" because it's unstructured time. What do you do with the time? It's up to you to decide. Do you build a fort? Egg cars? Sell plants? It's an activity that requir
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orthecreedence
1y ago
What a strange response. Anything is a track if you only do that one thing. The point is that having diverse life experiences that challenge you make you a much more well-rounded person that can adapt and handle difficult situations.
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1y ago
> I don't blame the kids, they don't know any better. They've spent their whole life focusing on the next goal. No, they spent their whole lives being sheltered. Let's call it what it is. These people were on tracks b
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1y ago
Buses can scale with demand and often do. This is a function of planning and has little to do with the mechanism of public vs private ownership.
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1y ago
"This article describes yet another infuriating redesign by the Android design team who cannot seem to stick with a paradigm and improve it for more than a year before trashing it and doing something entirely new for no reason other th
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Shame is a useful social tool. It can be overused or underused, but it's still a tool and people like this should be made to publicly answer for their obnoxious and destructive behavior.
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1y ago
What then do you suggest as a good middle ground between website publishers and website enjoyers? Doing a one-time challenge and storing the result seems like a really good compromise between all parties. But that's not good enough! So
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orthecreedence
1y ago
You're not arguing for the honesty of individual companies, you're arguing against the profit mechanism.
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orthecreedence
1y ago
As someone who has used both, I much prefer attachments. Something like https://bidetking.com/products/gobidet-gb-2003c-chrome isn't the usual flimy plastic garbage you get off amazon but lets you clean yourself w
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orthecreedence
1y ago
Finally all the mom and pop chip fabs running out of a garage get a fighting chance.
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