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931.
by ruined 6y ago
you should talk to a journalist
932.
by ruined 6y ago
3 billion for 80k people is enough to give everyone a on that list a living stipend and a dedicated full-time staff. the money is being used for something else.
933.
by ruined 6y ago
Sure, but most prion diseases are confirmed to be resultant from various misfolding of a single protein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRNP
934.
by ruined 6y ago
thank you. unfortunately your comment was frustratingly indistinguishable from the "i've got nothing to hide" fallacy often seen in comment threads like this. when there's no way to tell you're being humorous, your
935.
by ruined 6y ago
it's cool that your life is perfect and free of danger. consider that you are an outlier
936.
by ruined 6y ago
modern warfare is already extremely deadly to civilians. you don't need a robot to kill innocent people when soldiers of all stripes are apparently perfectly willing.
937.
by ruined 6y ago
none of these automated guns are shooting down rockets. they already have anti-missile shields that do that. nobody fires those rockets for fun, either. the casualty rate among the people doing it (and any civilians who happen to be in the
938.
by ruined 6y ago
The incentive to challenge the border is not going away, it's simply more suicidal and ineffective to do it at the border. Perfect automated defense will encourage "challenges" away from the unassailable border, against eas
939.
by ruined 6y ago
autism does correlate with birth month https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3296777/?report... and does seem to be more prevalent in particular latitudes, though that may be an effect of social/i
940.
by ruined 6y ago
youtube has perhaps an even bigger malinformation problem than most social media. doubleclick was purely an anticompetitive acquisition, and was never a net positive for the internet anyway. and they are doing their best to wall in and dest
941.
by ruined 6y ago
the "real" bitcoin among forks is culturally determined, and institutions with power right now have the most control over that
942.
by ruined 6y ago
>Those oligarchs won't be able to print more bitcoin or exclude (sanctions) their political enemies from conducting trade. Seems fairer than the current system. Sure they would. If bitcoin continues to exist much longer, you'll
943.
by ruined 6y ago
cash is just a physical distributed ledger there are many problems with bitcoin but this really isn't one of them. most dollars aren't real either. dollar transactions bounce all the time. and there will always be some kind of cas
944.
by ruined 6y ago
the us government is a cultural consensus, just like the dollar. there's not much space between the two.
945.
by ruined 6y ago
definitely a concern, but that problem has solutions too
946.
by ruined 6y ago
those are from a minuscule portion of the animals. plant and polymer substitutes are readily available for most use cases, and where the real thing matters, a few animals may of course still be raised for that dedicated purpose. this is abo
947.
by ruined 6y ago
given amazon's historical strategy of attack against open source platforms and resulting trail of dead, this does not bode well for eth. i still expect the price to jump in anticipation
948.
by ruined 6y ago
well we've built a national cybernetic state of drug prohibition, parallel construction dragnets, security cameras, and omnipresent militarized police, so nobody can party. we've retarded emotional development so nobody knows how
949.
by ruined 6y ago
old Zenits and M42 lenses are cheap enough that i could afford to get into photography a few years back when i was living the punk life. thrifted a "Kalimar" that had the original cyrillic under some glued-on aluminum plates, boug
950.
by ruined 6y ago
it's in stable now too. noscript is a lifesaver on low-end phones.
951.
by ruined 6y ago
yes. containerization allows you to segregate your browsing sessions even when necessary page functionality includes code/assets from entities that would use that inclusion to track. think of it as minimizing your surface area. tempora
952.
by ruined 6y ago
gentle reminder: germany's current civil system was imposed by military occupation.
953.
by ruined 6y ago
which is likewise reprehensible. is google going to wait until there's regular street fighting in cities across the nation before they change their surveillance behavior?
954.
by ruined 6y ago
they better plant some trees in real life too or we'll diverge from canon
955.
by ruined 6y ago
no, working an additional job does not give you more hours in a day. rather it consumes time. what do you do at work?
956.
by ruined 6y ago
it is continually revealed that modern industry is poisoning us all, over and over again, for little to no reason. in the rare instance the political will is generated to act against one thing or another, the regulation is sidestepped with
957.
by ruined 6y ago
and america has the largest prison population in the world. we still have plenty of people that don't immediately comply with whatever the president says at any moment. yall act like china is populated entirely by robots. it's a c
958.
by ruined 6y ago
why do you expect that? you're talking about tens of thousands of individuals and companies, all themselves invested in bitcoin, being asked (through no existing command or enforcement mechanism) to essentially destroy their own pers
959.
by ruined 6y ago
Oups! so what are the advantages of this over activitypub and scuttlebutt
960.
by ruined 6y ago
but, conversely, browsers tend to have access to a lot of ident/auth goods that a standalone electron wouldn't, even if you're using containers. also it's perhaps harder to phish someone running an electron app because o

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