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by rsingel 2y ago
A real source? Reuters is one of the world's premier news agencies, and the piece literally has RT crowing about funding the production. Never ceases to amaze me the hoops that Assange cult members will jump through to deny inconvenien
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by rsingel 2y ago
RT funded it. https://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle/wikileaks-founder-...
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by rsingel 2y ago
Get a gig with a Russian media outlet, again... See if Roger Stone has any work for him to do? See if GRU has any more deliveries it needs him to make? https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/how-t..
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by rsingel 2y ago
Maybe related to the mysterious disappearing $200M+ in bitcoin donations supposed to go to Wikileaks? "WikiLeaks wallets now contain only 3.265 BTC ($168,000) compared to 4,079 BTC total inflows. Overall, it appears Bitcoin users have
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by rsingel 2y ago
Except you are paying the company that built the NSA's domestic spying apparatus, paid to flood the FCC with millions of fake anti net neutrality comments, and paid Michael Cohen $600k to fight net neutrality and anti-trust. Other than
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by rsingel 2y ago
Nope, they have laid a ton of fiber. Not giving AT&T a dime and loving the fast connection.
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by rsingel 2y ago
Sonic (I'm 95% sure that's your provider) won't ever bother you. Bandwidth is cheap once the lines are in. Got a sub $700 Mac with 10Gb port just to test their redunk speeds. The future is fun
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by rsingel 2y ago
Suburbs definitely have car problems, just not parking. Can't afford a car? A kid trying to get to a friend's house? Anyone trying to walk or bike anywhere? Traffic jams? Car deaths and accidents? Architecture centered around park
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by rsingel 2y ago
Seconded. Love that my single speed rarely needs anything other than some air in the tires. I've got a converted 70s Raleigh that has been bomber for almost 20 years, with the only exception being a busted crank arm. Replace those old
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by rsingel 2y ago
Cyclists are traffic.
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by rsingel 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand. What do you mean by that?
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by rsingel 2y ago
Or shorter, given that this regulation is aimed at stoners who are notorious for having memory issues, you'd release this 6 days before an election, not six months before.
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by rsingel 2y ago
You are underestimating the time it takes to get stuff done in a big bureaucracy AND the fear of the Congressional Review Act. It's the nuclear option where Congress not only reverses an agency decision but also ban the agency from eve
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by rsingel 2y ago
Timothy B. Lee has been doing great tech reporting for 15+ years. Getting good tech writing, and even good tech policy writing, done is harder every year. There's fewer ad dollars and lots more low-quality writing and outlets. So there
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The FCC needs to stop 5G fast lanes(cyberlaw.stanford.edu)
433 points by rsingel 3y ago|320 comments
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by rsingel 3y ago
I see lots of folks I disagree with on Mastodon. But thankfully I'm now not seeing the Nazis, the fascist tech folks like Balaji S, or the Tankies. I still hear about their awfulness, I just don't have to see it in my microblog ti
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by rsingel 3y ago
Boeing should be put in receivership, all top management fired with bonuses and stock grants clawed back. The rot needs to be cut out. Boeing is too important to be run by MBAs and private equity wannabes
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by rsingel 3y ago
Sorry to jump to conclusions! How did the export go? Gotta find a new home for years of data as well.
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by rsingel 3y ago
Wait, you are seriously going to trust them after this rugpull? You should be running away
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South Korean streamers struggle after Twitch exits due to SPNP network fees(restofworld.org)
6 points by rsingel 3y ago|1 comments
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by rsingel 3y ago
It has monthly page view quotas for writers, which changes what gets covered. It laid off or lost most of its best tech policy writers, including Joe Mullin, Cyrus Farivar, David Kravets, and Timothy B Lee.
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by rsingel 3y ago
Conde Nast has never bought specialty mags, and doesn't own Outdoors or Bicycling. It bought Wired mag (but not the online site) in like 1998. The closest Conde Nast has now to a specialist site is Ars Technica, which it bought almost
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by rsingel 3y ago
Even better, raise a round on a SAFE note and you never have to convert their dollars to equity if you never raise again. Just got to pay back what is technically a loan, usually with quite low interest.
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by rsingel 3y ago
Hard to take this seriously with that obnoxious font that draws curlicues connecting letters like s and t.
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by rsingel 3y ago
We had a test run for the apocalypse in 2020, and the vehicle of choice was a bike. The cybertruck isn't built for the apocalypse, it's built for the I got mine class. SUVs are mobile gated subdivisions. The cybertruck is a mobile
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by rsingel 3y ago
Can you point me to where Jio says it zero rates this? This is new to me and very interested
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by rsingel 3y ago
For the slide in thing, look at the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/redirection/document/94370 Chapter 2: c We commit to: &q
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by rsingel 3y ago
Try https://www.trai.gov.in/sites/default/files/Reliance_Jio_Inf... If not that, then https://www.trai.gov.in/consultation-paper-regulatory-mechan... and go to the last page of filings (p 21
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by rsingel 3y ago
Usual fees for cross-connect are low and one-time. It's charging for data into a network that cause the issue.
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by rsingel 3y ago
Came pretty close, actually: https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2023/06/when-media-gets-i...

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