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by plsbenice34 2y ago
But discovering electricity has merely made those problems expand to a greater scale and depth
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by plsbenice34 2y ago
Of course it could be practical - provide the data. The fact of that society is a dystopian nightmare controlled by a few megacorporations that don't want free information does not justify outright changing the meaning of the language.
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by plsbenice34 2y ago
My desire to work less eclipses any desire for any of those things. I do not believe that lives are being improved. It only benefits the rich that don't have to work because there is no downside for them and they only gain more power t
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by plsbenice34 2y ago
Pixel 6 supports grapheneOS which is massively superior in all ways, at least in my opinion as someone who has used both lineageOS and grapheneOS for many years
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
I think it makes perfect sense that money would be flowing from powerful entities in a way that cripples Mozilla. The CEO is getting rewarded for their lack of performance as a competitor to Google Chrome. Controlled opposition and so on.
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
It works well, for example with Monero's proof of work algorithm that is purposely designed for consumer hardware. There was an irrational turn against it because some websites did it without consent. I would so much prefer to mine to
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
If you make zero attempts toward privacy maybe. Just turn on a commercial VPN or Tor and you'll find that your quality of life can quickly become severely damaged by captchas. I cant even do a Google search without a captcha so I start
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
Didn't even know that's a thing. I didnt have to do it, no interviews or anything
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
One of the reasons I use Qubes OS is that it makes functionality like this easy, with strong guarantees that there won't be a leak since it is achieved though VMs in the background. With any application you can configure it to use only
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
Thanks, i just did it too since you made it easier to know how
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
Essentially every model is wrong and will be continually replaced with an improved one. Classical mechanics was incredibly convincing. Don't fall into the fallacy that our era is the first to have it all solved. It isn't subjectiv
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by plsbenice34 3y ago
Unquestionable facts do not exist in science. It is not how the scientific method works. It is a serious issue that the basic foundations of scientific method are now completely misunderstood by the vast majority of the public. This issue i
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
>Regardless of the version, neither use your emails for ad-serving or "spying". I thought it was known that Gmail does. I can immediately see articles as recent as 2018 [1]; did something change since then? [1] https:/&#x
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
As someone who used to be close to suicide for a several years and communicated with many other suicidal people, I feel very confident saying this: being unable to play with a chatbot in the way I want, being actively censored because of su
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
Since this doesn't include US users, who would be on binance.us instead, and is only temporary, it's not very interesting from my perspective. From the headline I assumed it would include binance.us.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
What does this have to do with the article? Seems like an issue to me that any 'crypto' content on HN largely leads to pages full of barely-relevant diatribe.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
Silk Road had no impact because more markets opened up immediately, and Monero solved the anonymity/cost/time factor
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
>It's the world's most useless and overrated cautionary tale Seems very obvious to me that it is ubiquitously used as a symbol to refer to particular aspects of dystopia/society. So I cannot see how anyone would claim it i
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
I only ever worry of the opposite: reversibility leading to chargeback scams.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
It doesn't work for this article
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
Many people say something like this about drugs, but it does not seem philosophically or logically sound to me. When you have coffee in the morning and have some increased mood from it does that make the whole day invalid? When you go a run
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
I don't wonder. The -only- way to really try to protect that data is to not share or make it available - even to companies that allegedly have good intentions.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
You say "low skilled" but many of them have university education. I do not think that is the problem at all
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
We can use Monero with our own wallets right now and will continue to do so, nobody can stop that. How is that not evidence? Transactions are occurring right now. It doesnt have to be "everyone" doing it
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
I understand how serious it can be. I think in a healthy environment you would more often be able to escape and avoid interactions with bullies. It is unnatural to the extreme to be pushed and forced into randomly chosen social groups and f
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
I thought the same. Schools are very, very much like prison and the schedule is so intense. I have so many issues with it. Many children seem to say they enjoy school, but I bet they aren't the ones at risk of suicide. Bullying is a sy
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head, except that the word "entitled" is completely inappropriate to describe something entirely negative.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
Harmful parenting styles lead to children that grow up to be debilitated and somehow it gets turned around to be called 'entitlement'. It's just shifting the blame from the bad parents to the child, like victim blaming.
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
He was pushing for absurd regulations himself, such as KYC for front-ends of decentralised exchanges, so it is no surprise that they weren't his fan. More importantly, people who are in those groups tend to be aware how much he stinks
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by plsbenice34 4y ago
"atleast" isn't a word

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