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by rnd0 5y ago
ha ha ha I came here to troll -or at least point out tongue-in-cheek the same thing. But seriously though, it's not on the same level as, say -visual studio code sending back telemetry which includes potentially secret code or anything
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by rnd0 5y ago
Apparently none, if they were moved to Poland as someone else mentioned
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by rnd0 5y ago
>What is the incentive for anyone to run a Tor/i2p/IPFS/Torrent seed node? Work. Usually for a three letter agency of some sort -at least for the first two.
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Yes, it still is. It's no longer supplied separately well, it kinda/sorta is? https://www.masm32.com/ Though that's just about as unofficial as it gets!
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by rnd0 5y ago
I'd urge whoever killed this to re-think that. I'm not a c64 fan, but I am into emulation and as a part of that I spend a lot of time looking at ads from the 80's and 90's to get a clue about prices and specs. The linked
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Presumably the journalists at NPR did before they published this story... In this day and age that's a pretty brave presumption. I wouldn't assume anything of the sort!
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by rnd0 5y ago
This is my first submission so any pointers or corrections would be appreciated!
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The Complicity of Contribution(medium.com)
1 points by rnd0 5y ago|2 comments
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by rnd0 5y ago
This Medium article by the founder of /r/startrek examines the moral dilemma of social media and raises the question of whether or not we sanction immoral or destructive actions by participating.
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by rnd0 5y ago
What do you suggest as a working alternative?
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by rnd0 5y ago
It is cowardice when it's used as an excuse to not commit to a stand on an issue, and a lot of people do take issue with that.
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by rnd0 5y ago
> They would stick out like a sore thumb, they would be shunned, treated with distance for being foreigners. Being 'christian' wouldnt do literally sh*t. I agree. In fact I think that their religion would only serve to exacerba
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by rnd0 5y ago
> But aren't neo Nazi's fringe and rarer than wokies? Depends on your definition. They may be rare if you only include self-identified Nazis. However, if you expand that to include members of the Far Right and general White Sur
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by rnd0 5y ago
He already said -the ruling class. The specific names aren't irrelevant since they change regularly...but the dynamic (divide and conquer) doesn't appear to.
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Those dastardly centrists, always waiting for conclusive information before jumping to conclusions! The problem isn't that they are waiting for conclusive information -but that they pick "both sides" out of moral cowardli
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Intersectionality is about marginalized groups working togther and supporting each other. Basically when Caeser says "Apes alone weak. Apes together strong" in Rise of the Planet of the Apes. That may be the theory, but "
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by rnd0 5y ago
My question is -are these extentions part of the features in newer CPUs that are being exploited like Spectre etc or is it completely unrelated. I ask because if it is, then it may be a feature (or set of features) that's going to be g
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by rnd0 5y ago
A technical perspective also includes mitigating denial of service attacks and other security issues, including scaling.
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by rnd0 5y ago
>There is a case where I'm pretty sure commercialization is the problem. It's a problem, and yes -a major one. But I think that it's just one of many factors contributing (negatively) to the situation.
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by rnd0 5y ago
>It is a monumentally difficult task to create a forum these days, from a social PoV. and legal, and probably technical PoV as well; yes. The large platforms have sucked all of the oxygen out of the room, and have gained what I feel is a
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by rnd0 5y ago
>I'd maybe do that for the manual spamming but it's foolhardy against anything machine generated. You're just helping people who couldn't care less about anything but increasing clicks understand how they get detected
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Or, perhaps, fear of the political bloc that is Evangelical Protestantism in the US? Not just politics -but finances as well. The Evangelicals represent a huge amount of money -particularly when you're talking about the mega-churc
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Is that coming? I doubt it very much. To me it feels like the screws are being tightened and the oppression more blatant because they realize that for a variety of reasons (technical and legal) we're past the point where decentrali
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by rnd0 5y ago
It doesn't stop with the fact they worship "God, the father", either. It's also evident in the fact that they (hard-line conservative christians of all stripes; evangelical, catholic and others) are working to take away
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by rnd0 5y ago
Indeed, both the "woke" and the "alt right" are united in their love of repressing what other people have to say. You are correct!
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by rnd0 5y ago
>You can debate about its limits but somebody with a hardline position smacks of somebody who has never dealed with the real world issues but is cocksure about how things should be done. The canard about what happens when you assume ap
567.
by rnd0 5y ago
That's an almost impossibly broad question to answer. In the context of this conversation? Moderation is evil because it is destructive, repressive, exploitable for the cause of tyranny (eg silencing dissent) and is the opposite of tha
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by rnd0 5y ago
>You say that as if it's fact, but I'm not sure it is. How is it not? Shadowbans by definition are deceptive; their whole intent is to deceive the poster into thinking that their message was sent and is readable. If you post
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by rnd0 5y ago
I disagree with your take -I don't see it being a question of moderation. You had many of those groups online (if not all of them) in the 90's and 00's. Unlike today, if you didn't like the forum you were on you could go
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by rnd0 5y ago
>What do the engineers who code stuff like this think? "Another day, another dollar"

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