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by sebow 5y ago
It's a disgrace really.A top-down command (not even trend, because that would assume this thing is organic and authors are not pressured or influenced) for accepting certain political ideology without any room for discussion,debate, an
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by sebow 5y ago
Simple: Because they're kind of regarded (through the law, by the courts) as a "public space". Twitter should not censor anybody off their platform when the courts consider them a public forum, let alone elected officials.
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by sebow 5y ago
Started running daily at 5-7 am for about 10+km in the last 30 days; During the day i think i get between 50 to 100 pushups in a day, usually 15 to 25 in a set.(which regulates my breathing) and probably 50 or less squats. You get a better
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by sebow 5y ago
> In other words, web0 is web3 without all the corporate right-libertarian Silicon Valley bullshit. Yikes.Since when decentralization has been something different than a right/libertarian position?If anything not having centralized
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by sebow 5y ago
I used to think about it and then i realized it's useless to reflect upon that fact.It's just waste of time.Meditation helps if you interrupted something massively and you were set back(which is more rare), but on small things i d
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by sebow 5y ago
Interesting, i wanted to mention the NYC mesh network but i didn't knew about the specifics, i think your link is what i thought of which is nice.From what i recall it's pretty old aswell.'Sadly' I'm not in NYC so y
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by sebow 5y ago
[This is not necessarily about web3] I've said it before, and it needs repeating: we >need< hardware solutions for creating decentralized networks: mesh-networks, fog networks, etc. So far the solutions realistically are null: th
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by sebow 5y ago
Gee, maybe because you can't stop such a virus? I legitimately am curious about any decent intelligence test being done among the people who truly believe in measures like masks, restrictions, and even vaccines.Though i know that ironi
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This has been known for a while now, but it's definitely still fascinating.Also it reminds me of another similar comparison: humans "walk" like proteins on microtubes.
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(Rhetorical question) What's the proposed solution?Regulate and control whatever query Alexa receives or introduce parental child controls into iphones? As noted, it is rhetorical, because that will probably happen(if it isn't alr
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by sebow 5y ago
And he was right.Somewhat cold?Meh, i personally don't think so, maybe for some.But that doesn't make him a bad person or terrible at all.
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Ok, this makes much more sense than the click-baity title, i already knew that to a degree.They'll probably never ban steam because it doesn't make sense, even if you are "PRC"
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by sebow 5y ago
But "It's a PrIvAtE CoMpAnY they can do whatever they want", despite the fact(s) that: -google had received numerous subsidies and continues to do so,mainly in part because of their lobbying; -google (&others, but mainly
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by sebow 5y ago
This would have been a mistake if it was facebook's first rodeo, it's not. For the last couple of years anything that used to be "Merry Christmas" was actively suppresed on mainstream social networks.Replaced with Happy
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by sebow 5y ago
Access, data, what have you. IoT/Edge devices are also the "perfect tools" for phishing somebody for more valuable information than mere biometric/similar data.
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by sebow 5y ago
Of course, being Canada, it couldn't have passed the opportunity to mention "race". But seriously speaking, it's a good decision for the wrong reasons.I personally would LIKE to see logic[as a precursor to anything, beca
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by sebow 5y ago
The latest Proton experimental version really improved over this(talking about battleye anticheat). However the game vendor still has to make a minor change in most cases.Usually nothing starts if the anticheat doesn't approve it, so i
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by sebow 5y ago
archive.today/.ph/etc is vastly superior for doing the intended purpose here: archive[given that you have the URL obviously] IA is more of an curated internet archive + explorer(which granted is very good).
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by sebow 5y ago
Unrelated but kind of related: I stopped looking at TP-Link routers(and other cheap chinese routers) as soon as their android app required registration: obviously for legal reasons due to all the "good-faith telemetry"[surely not
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by sebow 5y ago
Not to downplay this result, after all this was achieved in Belgium, home of Brussels & EU institutions, which probably have great influence over local politics. However it's still sad that we have to celebrate such small victories
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by sebow 5y ago
If you don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, kodi is powerful and must-have software for consuming media in your home. However for the average user i might think it's a little bit overwhelming, of course this mainly depend
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by sebow 5y ago
Yes it probably means european as in the legal sense (where it's registered). As for the last question, that doesn't mean you're an european alternative, you just do what you mentioned: either don't violate or are compli
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by sebow 5y ago
Forests have been pleasantly growing in europe in the last 2 decades, even with all the deforestation going on(though to be said it's still way lower compared to the previous industrial periods).Yes part of it is due to climate change,
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by sebow 5y ago
> it's legally important to account for entrepreneurial freedom (guaranteed by the constitution) Is this even true for any european country? Don't get me wrong, this is vastly applies right now and the only problems appear at a
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by sebow 5y ago
As it says there, nicotine is not that harmful, at all.It's mostly the vast majority of other sh*t that makes up a cigarette that makes "tobacco"[whatever the hell you understand by tobacco actually] harmful.Cigs/Cigars
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by sebow 5y ago
> See also the ZTE and DanceByte sanctions. WTF was that about? Legitimate reasons of concern.Either estonians or lithuanians released a very detailed report (from their ministry of defence if i recall correctly) showing how chinese manu
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by sebow 5y ago
That's a big of a strawman.I think more correctly would be to say western europeans(and even then not entire accurate, many brits and germans for example like trump,especially when he defended HK) were more critical of trump (if not ou
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by sebow 5y ago
And who expected a different result? No shit... people with power will keep a door available for this technology as a tool to use on dissidents.
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by sebow 5y ago
Yes... "helps" as in 'help Asahi grow sales for Apple laptops'. Not saying it's a bad thing, just pointing out the obvious for those who're not seeing it.Apple is well-aware of the state their operating system(
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by sebow 5y ago
That might be hard.If i recall correctly a few years ago there were some numbers indicating somewhere between 1-3 million people who were either "proper spying", doing espionage(industrial,research,etc) or having ties(actively inv

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