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   by return0 9y ago

   I don't much get the point - you 're making sure that journalists and ordinary people cannot use this material to extract information and in general find ways to deal with this plague. If anything you should find the people who re
2. 182.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   I suppose they 'll have to add an 'accept' button.
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   by return0 9y ago

   spoiler: 6
4. 184.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   Just to begin with: there is a legacy avatar system that half the people use. It has clothing system etc. but it's ugly, so other people hide their legacy avatar with "alpha masks" and wear "mesh avatars", which are
5. 185.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   opensimulator is like second life, but free
6. 186.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   There is also opensim , the open source "second life server", and thousands of smaller grids . Also, highfidelity.io is aiming for a VR version of second life (like Sansar) but is still in development. Also, sinewave.space wants t
7. 187.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   i actually have access, but nature.com was down at the moment. Sci-hub it is
8. 188.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   suppressing the will of SOME people tbh, but yeah their handling of it was terrible and will only embolden the separatists.
9. 189.▲
   by return0 9y ago

   We could set up a poll in HN and call it a referendum, it would still be bullshit. The way the spanish govt acts is indeed wrong and stupid , but this is not democratic process. They could let the vote go through; its illegal anyway and its
10. 190.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    You seem surprised
11. 191.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    Finally
12. 192.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    it's also wrong.a whale is not "2 people"
13. 193.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    thanks for doing the calculations. it was obviously an off comment
14. 194.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    why is a dick pic such a big deal?
15. 195.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    They 'll apologize and put it back in 2 months or so.
16. 196.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    yep, a claim that's lacking arguments.
17. 197.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    and soon europeans will seek VPNs to access a banned facebook? I mean i fail to see how the cookie law has affected the broader internet in a positive way.
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    by return0 9y ago

    Facebook could just ask its users "Do you agree to be tracked, even without your consent?" and they 'd still say yes. If it mattered, people would have switched to one of the open source alternatives. This fine serves more as
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    by return0 9y ago

    That's an observation (which is false thus stated ; america produces science but people are not as scientifically literate as western europe. And still, loud religious zealots pose no threat politically like they do in Turkey). his ar
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    by return0 9y ago

    There is literally no argument in the whole article to support the title's conclusion.
21. 201.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    it's all a plot to make women remove their scarves
22. 202.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    What about beards? And honestly why is this a big deal? sounds as easy to fool as a fingerprint, and is still less secure than a password
23. 203.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    that sounds like a lot of inconvenience
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    by return0 9y ago

    OTOH it is easy to teach human drivers to behave carefully and differently when they encounter a self driving car. They could even require special marking or color on the cars. People learn to be careful with trains, trams etc so i don&#x2
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    by return0 9y ago

    jesus, what's next? the army?
26. 206.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    it is not even that important to define territory. venice for example cared about the naval routes rather than territory.
27. 207.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    > were city states They were not however geographically confined to their city-state, but controlled militarily a number of outposts , making them mini-empires in places where there were yet no borders.
28. 208.▲
    by return0 9y ago

    Isn't a WORLD government far worse than 200 democracies? I can imagine 3.5 billion people oppressing the other 3.5 billion others. With nation-states at least you can choose your oppressors.
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    by return0 9y ago

    City states or coalitions of city-states? I doubt a single city could defend itself against nuclear powers. The case of Liberland raises another possibility: virtual nations based on affiliation rather than physical location.
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    by return0 9y ago

    All that and more is provided by conventional physical and digital money.