retrochameleon

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by retrochameleon 3y ago
The only mention I see is at the end: > Sustained body temperatures of 106 degrees Fahrenheit or above can cause brain damage. My only thought is that this should be painfully obvious. Of course extreme fevers can cause damage to the bod
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Source required for "permanent damage to brain, etc."
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
I love this page because it is accessible to less techy people to demonstrate some of the real negatives, creepiness, and active effects of data collection. I will definitely be referencing and sharing this more when I try to convince peopl
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
I still wish I could jailbreak them so I could purge their egregious telemetry. Collecting VR telemetry in particular, details that can be gleaned and inferred about your physical body and physical activity, really creeps me out. It's
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
I feel like "gazing" is a better choice than "staring" without losing too much of the humanistic sense of it. It is a little uncomfortable. It's supposed to be. That's okay because we are all human. "Stran
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Shit. You do have a really good point. There's not many examples of hanger bars mounted so close to a wall or in a tiny closet already. Most people who might use this would have to be building or installing one for this custom purpose.
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Secrecy is not incompatible with authentication. Various implementations of blockchain demonstrate this. It's a question of trusting the government to be open about their security measures and not implementing a backdoor. Dare I say th
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
If they can create a secure government citizen authentication method like this (which I know they can), they can also create a secure online voting platform. I think extra layers and MFA should be mandatory for a voting platform, perhaps ev
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Perfect
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
How about you guys fix your sync so that it actually does its job of syncing settings. It is mind blowing to me that the sync does not sync: - changes to settings - changes to keybinds - theme changes For being a browser for powerusers, thi
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Unreadable on mobile
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
You can use the spotifyd lightweight daemon client to play the audio, but control it from a browser session.
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Additionally, I tried to find out just who funds this foundation. From its Wikipedia page: The IWF is an incorporated charity, limited by guarantee, and largely funded by voluntary contributions from UK communications service providers, inc
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by retrochameleon 3y ago
Some quotes: > “People are now only one click away from Category A material. That is a public safety issue. This extreme material is no longer in the creepy corners of the internet. It’s in plain sight.” This sounds a little over-dramati
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by retrochameleon 4y ago
I feel like this article has an interesting point to illustrate, but it is very long-winded and exhaustive. It is impossible to avoid skimming over parts, as it feels indigestible. While it seems agreeable that we should seek to expand our
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by retrochameleon 4y ago
It is instantly (figuratively) broken by quantum computing, which is on the horizon. The industry is in the process of telling everyone to stop using old encryption schemes now - not later - and switch to "quantum-safe" methods in