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by paulnpace 5mo ago
> A new paper provides a major step in that direction, however. It may have gone unnoticed if used only used once in the article, however.
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by paulnpace 5mo ago
And here, with this comment, we see how the overall system functions: nobody actually cares what is going on with anything outside of themselves. It is a large group of individualized nihilists with total disregard to everyone, and you will
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by paulnpace 5mo ago
> the reporter should not be the one responsible for reporting separately to every single downstream of the thing they found a vuln in. It's 2026. We're more than 30 years into the Linux ecosystem. I don't believe this bul
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Monthly News – April 2026(blog.linuxmint.com)
1 points by paulnpace 5mo ago|0 comments
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by paulnpace 5mo ago
I think the real issue here is hardware attestation. GrapheneOS will not protect you. I will believe the GrapheneOS-Motorola project is a thing when I receive the phone. Google hates real competition. They blasted out Chrome when Firefox wa
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
> I personally wouldn't want my connection to my deceased best friend to be subject to some decay feature on a social network. It seems like a feature could deal with this specific case, such as marking a friend as deceased. Possibl
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
If it requires Play Store, I will only put it on my work phone.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Some people don't really want the planet covered in solar panels. Others are cool with it so long as they don't have to see it.
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Innovative Captcha Solutions for Reality of Modern Attacks(github.com)
1 points by paulnpace 6mo ago|0 comments
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870 EVO SATA 2.5 inch 2TB SSD $679.99(samsung.com)
1 points by paulnpace 6mo ago|1 comments
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
IIRC, part of the original sales pitch was replacing physical books, for whatever reason one might like to do that. I did it because I was doing a LOT of travel. I haven't had a job that requires travel in a long time, so looking at it
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Monthly News – March 2026(blog.linuxmint.com)
2 points by paulnpace 6mo ago|0 comments
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
My shorts are on.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Thank you, I had not found this one. What I had considered is that in the case of self-driving cars, nobody is criminally accountable, even though the rest of us may be criminally negligent should we make some horrific error. Philosophicall
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
In the U.S., most or all states require all corporations to have a president, secretary, and treasurer.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
It looks like your handle is trolled, because your comments don't appear flagworthy, to me. > The hostmaster path doesn’t scale This IS the issue - destroying servers because it's inconvenient to coordinate with the administrat
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/p8LOW
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/fPruY
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/BmFHu
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/JQM8w
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/jzq4m
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
I find the claim that Jack Dorsey is Satoshi Nakamoto quite compelling. The Carreyrou investigation looks like p-hacking.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/ZcRrc
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Good to know that it's working. One solution option left out: contact the hostmaster.
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Grassroots Fediverse Evolution(coding.social)
3 points by paulnpace 6mo ago|0 comments
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Interesting! I'd never even tried to listen to a whitespace character!
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
> It...handles 50,000 transactions per second with sub-100ms latency on hardware that costs a fraction of an equivalent cloud footprint. It has been doing this for 60 years. Eat that, Bitcoin.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
War profiteering for the people!
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
https://archive.is/AMC6a

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