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by sebow 5y ago
Those people definitely exist.For me the only concern is whether winamp will only take privacy seriously.That's about all
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by sebow 5y ago
Pretty sure this was in Brussel's crosshair for years(as in 5+ years, to be precise). And no, the bureaucrats and politicians don't give a rat's ass about your privacy, security, or data.In the vast, vast majority of cases it
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by sebow 5y ago
Indeed, i was talking more about official product/services and not software where the community is largely the one offering answers to new users.
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by sebow 5y ago
To directly answer your question: I did, and i'm not saying they're necessarily a bad idea, still better than nothing. It's just that obviously there's a trade being made. And i did not necessarily say full-fledged forum
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by sebow 5y ago
I always cringe at people using reddit or similar places as a way to interact with their customers or users.It's just a bad idea. This is not the same as talking about a product that is FOSS/free like emacs, when the support is de
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by sebow 5y ago
Imo it basically became more of a money-grab and less about the potential of the technology. It also doesn't matter if ultimately all the networks or it's endpoints are centralized. Then you also get into the government's imp
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by sebow 5y ago
So this is more like an estimation based on the people using it?I mean it's better than nothing, but i guess it will vastly depend on the type of video and the extension audience.Stil,considering the amount of YT users... Sadly the of
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by sebow 5y ago
Ah yess, when you put something publicly available then claim piracy and copyright infringement when people actually use those "public bits". Gotta love this logic.So if i don't right-click your precious NFT I don't pira
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by sebow 5y ago
the catch is that apple stays in the repair game.They will lose against the right to repair principle, so the only move is to stay in the loop by directly providing the means to that repair, instead of 3rd parties.
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by sebow 5y ago
I don't think it uses DDG directly.But anyways you can configure the sources for files, media, wiki,etc. Makes sense since the engine is open source, but then again it's not really a search engine itself but a metasearch one
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by sebow 5y ago
More expensive?Yeah, probably, because the alarmist message about nuclear has been the rhetoric for decades.I would argue nuclear is greener, yes, than some renewable sources like wind/solar (of whom the effects to our atmosphere and f
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by sebow 5y ago
Vulkan is the best choice right now, but "money talks" when it comes to what framework developers "should" use.
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by sebow 5y ago
You're right there but that's not why these are not similar questions. A ML agent driving a car is about being able to do something out of "it's own agency"(We'll pass the free will observations for now, they&#
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by sebow 5y ago
No. It should be taken into account, but it shouldn't be considered "definitive" evidence (compared to something like a video footage).
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by sebow 5y ago
Essentially this, there are just more cores and more memory.(however the bandwidth aspect is the most interesting one imo). 2022 will be the year of big surprises: m2, amd's new series, riscv, whatever intel comes up with, and why not:
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by sebow 5y ago
Well this is one simple reason why i don't recommend/hype up crypto anymore(or many other "decentralized" technologies). Anyone who has been in the space could have seen it from miles away. If people want truly decentra
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by sebow 5y ago
I don't think it's necessarily about being puritan. If images like these, which is by definition art, were what people posted on FB, Twitter, etc., then maybe to a degree they would be allowed on certain platforms. However the rea
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by sebow 5y ago
I don't know what you're talking about with "allegedly". Bloomberg "allegedly" found HW backdoors in huawei, Vodafone also "allegedly" found backdoors in their equipment from huawei back in the day(i
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by sebow 5y ago
MSM is sh*t and it's dying, what else is new? And how exactly is this a bad thing? >inb4 it allows misinformation [...] That has always been the case, and the generations that grew up under the 'protective umbrella' and th
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by sebow 5y ago
Canada, UK, France, Germany are not more authoritarian than before? If anything, these countries (^) have had a bigger growth in authoritarianism than US,Russia,China in the past ~decade.You just don't hear about it because the press i
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by sebow 5y ago
I would also add that sometimes the voice that "sounds the most reasonable" while requiring low cognitive reasoning.(Which in turn, turns into your 'loudest voice'). Notice that this means that that voice might not be co
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by sebow 5y ago
So, since 2018 in the entire EU there have been _only_ 800, let's say 1k such violations? Yeah.. GDPR works >assuming< everyone reports every violation of privacy, which is absurd to believe it would be the case.
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by sebow 5y ago
I would say it has officially been almost a decade now and people still wonder if() this happens, which is kind of mind boggling. Keep informing people everyone, the truth will eventually reach everyone(or at least those interested in it).I
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by sebow 5y ago
Coming from NYT or any other MSM outlet... ironic much? The media has always been the source of weaponizing people's past, today with even less regard to their current status or any other factor.
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by sebow 5y ago
Considering GH is MS-owned, i'm even more reluctant to use it. Anything that leaves your computer and enters hardware owned by MS should make you think twice about using a certain service/product. Same goes for almost every other
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by sebow 6y ago
99% of the cases i would agree with you,I don't even buy laptops with integrated webcams for this very reason; However, websites with the .eu domain are subject to EU laws (obviously, since you need to be an eu citizen to have such a d
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by sebow 6y ago
I'm extremely curious: after you woke up from the coma, did the frequency/"intensity" of the dreams change at all?
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by sebow 7y ago
Doesn't it though?As we grow older, the heart rate usually slows down.And since it is a muscle, it shows that working out can improve heart rate and other vascular conditions. "Tired" not as in the other muscles, but you can&
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by sebow 7y ago
Seems like keybase resolved their account recovery process(you had to effectively directly contact a staff member prior to this). Might start using keybase again.
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by sebow 7y ago
A hacker is motivated to hack great software/systems.(Hacking in the "modern" sense has been more about software than hardware, since not as many people have the resources to tinker around with hardware,potentially breaking i

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