raxxorrax

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by raxxorrax 5y ago
> They propose to stop EU and state funding for media outlets that are found by competent authorities to be promoting hate speech and xenophobia. The EU and states should not fund any media outlets at all for that matter, since they woul
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
You don't even know what my position is. But this adaption of language is pretty indicative in my opinion. Maybe I am wrong, but more relevant to medicine is sex instead of gender. Mandatory bias training is as far away from a scientif
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Lancet journal already used terms like "bodies with vaginas". Got a lot of flak for it and I think it was partially justified. I think medicine should stay clear of ideology. DEI doesn't provide anything but racism in my opin
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Is this confirmed or could it be erroneous telemetry?
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Fido does good work but I think this will fail because it basically means users need an internet passport. The negatives are obvious and I don't think security theatre will be able to walk around the issue. USB keys are pretty establis
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
My government is still talking about mandating vaccinations. I am boostered already but if they really implement it I am not sure what to do, I will certainly not comply with any additional vaccines that hold for 1-2 months. I don't wa
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
There hasn't been a check after the illegal surveillance was made public though, so it doesn't exist in reality and it is unlikely to change.
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While true, the other party heavily used intelligence assets to generate fake political dossiers to discredit its opposition. That is in no way better than having a fundamentalist preacher governing your country.
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
This is very wrong. Before mass communication no such thing existed and such surveillance will always end in the same way. You cannot build any sensible opposition anymore, you are already captured in a technocratic nightmare. Why would any
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> If you have a physicist who's at the leading edge of research in their field, you want them doing that research, not teaching 18 year old's Newton's laws of motion. That depends. Fundamental research is a tiny field and
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They have long understood that security is always an argument to throw into the pot to justify their changes. Boot malware isn't really a widely spread problem in 22 and MS still pushes TPM 2.0. It is probably less about user security
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You lose most of the advantages of running a software in your browser though.
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That is a pretty low bar to have in tech. A few years ago spying on your users was seen as a grave sin. This was changed by large tech corporations that groomed their developers respectively so that they can justify it to themselves. So bei
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I think any developer that could long moved from their ecosystems by now. You can see that if you try to get technical knowledge. I can imagine that there are many departments that have to continually justify their existence and management
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Perhaps they did a lot but their realm stopped existing some time ago. The reasons are still in dispute, so I don't know if it was due to advertising.
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
So the vaccine works.
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
As if people weren't critical enough of NPM and JS packages in the first place. Doesn't really speak for vue.js.
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
This is basically intentionally sabotaging their own ecosystems. Try to find an expert on Microsoft technology and you will find an army of consultant grifters instead of technical knowledge. The problem seems to be getting worse. I think w
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Someone posted this thread. It may link to some wisdom: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30709304
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
This is a problem of socialized open source on platforms like github. At some point you have to just say 'no'. But yes, some "consultants" just shamelessly abuse your work for themselves. Of course if you make it your jo
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Even if you condemn Russia to the fullest... with people the now seemingly in charge to decide to boot people from the internet, the internet itself would never have been possible. It seems to have been captured by small minded idiots that
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Starbucks has decent coffee, but I believe many are actually addicted to the sugary additions they put in their drinks. I also don't think you can be a progressive publicly traded company. The expectations have become so perverse that
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Worse that data sharing seems to be a trend even in countries where such data was previously protected. But I think medical professionals are very aware about the importance of confidentiality and maybe speaking directly about that with you
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
> Definitions of these legal harms will be set out in additional legislation Great, that only mocks criticism against policies like that with concerns of over-blocking. Legal insecurity makes that much worse of course. So I guess the hin
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
I think Europe should flex its muscle further and put sanctions on Clearview. They cause irreparable damage if their info is ever leaked. Sure, the users sharing images are somewhat liable for it themselves, but the company clearly exploits
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by raxxorrax 5y ago
Even with stigma I would suggest getting a recommended therapist with help of your doctor. The results will be better with open cards and I would recommend a medical professional as auditor of therapy and therapists. There probably won&#x27
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It is more of a constant happening.
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What would happen if it did default? I guess it would start a chain reaction?
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I also don't see the positive result to be honest. We will get high prices and high interest charges? That is only a beneficial development for a very select group of people. So if that is the result of such a monetary theory or not, m
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On the one hand the EU was legitimized for being responsible for rallying the different nation states against multinational corporations, on the other hand the result might not be what Europeans want and expect. I would assume that regulati

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