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by rabite 3y ago
> Does in-person conversation help to stabilize your flow of time? No, it makes it a lot harder. It's easiest on a short-term basis if I constantly echo a phrase over and over in my head, like an internal metronome. I can't do
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by rabite 3y ago
I was imprisoned on false charges and tortured by the United States government. A precedent-setting appeal freed me, but not before I spent a long time in solitary confinement, much of that on a hunger strike. Solitary confinement causes br
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by rabite 3y ago
I am fully aware that the Western world is full of people that think that those that disagree with them should be locked up for their opinions. Thankfully you haven't completely taken over the courts yet, but you are surely getting clo
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by rabite 3y ago
What I feel the most sadness for is that I will never be able to share with my kids the magic of 90s internet. It feels like the classic bluegrass song "Old Home Place". The place I came from is gone and it is irreparable. The int
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by rabite 3y ago
Andrew Auernheimer here. Though I was unjustly convicted under false pretenses by federal prosecutors willing to lie and misrepresent the law and my rights were deeply violated, having been to prison in the process I found it filled with qu
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by rabite 3y ago
"Service is unavailable in this region" loses to GPT-4 as it apparently geogates infrastructure, which GPT-4 does not.
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by rabite 3y ago
Good luck getting anything from Mozilla, Google is their largest source of revenue by far. Over half.
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by rabite 3y ago
This is a baseless claim -- virtually all criminal schemes in crypto have been done via ETH or BTC (most of which are token scams, and a small smattering of ransomware), which have transparent blockchains. Monero simply does not have the re
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by rabite 3y ago
Having non-x86 machines has actually made my life a lot easier -- most common exploits don't have the proper offsets and simply don't work. Before you call me lazy for not patching, there are a lot of vendors that have very long p
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by rabite 3y ago
SGI was sabotaged by obvious corporate espionage by Microsoft -- the executive that urged the abandonment of SGI's generations-ahead GPU platform and MIPS for Intel gear had done the same thing to HP prior, and left for a long sinecure
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by rabite 3y ago
They are definitely not better known among normal people -- Z-Library was trending on TikTok massively (this is what prompted the aggressive arrests and seizures lol) It is possible that Libgen's proprietors are known to law enforcemen
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by rabite 3y ago
Z-Library has more books. Z-Library contains every book within Libgen plus books that have been uploaded by Z-Library's userbase and never made it to Libgen. Additionally, a huge thing for me that keeps me going back to Z-Library repea
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by rabite 3y ago
Thanks for the correction. He had a winning record back when Magnus said that quote, and I didn't check the current standings.
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by rabite 3y ago
Ding is in fact the sole player that can make this not statement not true, as he is a candidate with a known positive score against Magnus. A couple WCCs ago Magnus said Ding was the only player that he wasn't sure he could win against
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by rabite 4y ago
NPR's immediate claim that only 1% of their money comes from federal funds is a bald-faced lie. It's completely contrary to the claims they've made on a regular basis, that are present right this second on their own website.
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by rabite 4y ago
I have a 0% chargeback rate. I am banned from every US and EU retail bank, brokerage (both crypto and equities), and SEPA, on the basis of my 1st amendment protected behavior. The sites that got me this status are donations-only -- nobody h
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by rabite 4y ago
Net neutrality was fraudulently put forth by Internet giants and the activist organizations they fund as an issue of free speech. It put the most censorious platforms on the face of the Earth in the ridiculous position that if they were mad
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by rabite 4y ago
There's been a lot of longstanding potential extra vectors for abuse in the LN protocol and it is not ready for operation at the specific junction where it is most vulnerable to abuses, which is financial exchanges. Exchanges might cho
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by rabite 4y ago
well dude, the apartment has heat, and maybe you can help some of that money vanish into thin air.
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by rabite 4y ago
I have some empty apartments in Kharkiv, Ukraine if you want to get in one. I'll let you stay for free until you get a few months revenue-positive. There's lots of opportunity due to the ongoing conflict. All sorts of moneyed inte
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by rabite 4y ago
LOL, people who get cancelled get their bank accounts and credit cards and exchange accounts shut off, and are completely exiled from modern society. They can't complain about it either because they're banned from all social media
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by rabite 4y ago
I would concur that it is possible that it is only Acosta making the claim that Jeffrey Epstein belonged to intelligence. If this is true, it is still a materially relevant agent of the Department of Justice making the claim that Epstein be
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by rabite 4y ago
I didn't say intelligence asset, I said alleged intelligence asset. This isn't conspiracy theory, it the reason stated by the prosecutor for why he let him plea to a no-time deal instead of going with charges that fit his crimes.
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by rabite 4y ago
Sure, eventually, after decades went by and a cut and dry criminal case got dismissed because he was an alleged intelligence asset. But because of public scrutiny, largely because a dissident president named Donald Trump talked about the Ep
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by rabite 4y ago
The clock stops the minute that you step overseas, so as long as he's in the Bahamas there is no statute of limitations.
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by rabite 4y ago
You're leaving out all the photos on Lotta Volkova's Instagram. These are not a "nothingburger" it is obviously the product of a sick mind that likes to imply the sexual suffering and physical injury of children. https:
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by rabite 4y ago
What catalyst between 2013 when he was attempting to fleece gullible elderly angel investors with nonsense CS talk and 2014, when he began doing ETH, transformed him from a scammer to a legitimate and responsible financial planner? I'm
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by rabite 4y ago
Your assumption of his naiveté is quite charitable. Before becoming the mouthpiece/patsy for ETH he was doing a quantum computing scam. He claimed he was going to compute NP problems in P time by simulating a quantum computer in softwa
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by rabite 4y ago
PSRs aren't adversarial to the defendant. It was lower than the prosecutor's sentencing memorandum, which is what a judge usually follows.
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by rabite 4y ago
That's not what we were discussing. Here's your quote: > Crypto payments take much longer time than traditional credit card ones Everyone in India can process an American credit card? Indians are magically immune from political

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