shanewilhelm

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   by shanewilhelm 2y ago

   Would their plan of keeping the entire archive in torrents alleviate that concern? Like, if a person sourced an index from somewhere privacy-centered, they could directly download from the torrents in whatever private method they wish, righ
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   by shanewilhelm 2y ago

   I'm not entirely sure, but here's an example of how Google does it: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/base-images-docker
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   by shanewilhelm 2y ago

   Geopolitics. A congressperson is quoted as saying they pose a national security risk.
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   by shanewilhelm 3y ago

   Pure speculation on my part, but maybe that's better for the environment because it's not being burned as it's used?
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   by shanewilhelm 3y ago

   You might be thinking of aspirin, which is toxic at fairly low dosages. Acetaminophen (aka Tylenol) is much, much safer.
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   by shanewilhelm 4y ago

   Some companies, Google being one of them, allow you to opt-out of sharing any data with Equifax. Perhaps there's a more 'global' way to prevent that data sharing, too
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   by shanewilhelm 4y ago

   I found it interesting that the author phrased their critique so definitely, i.e. "it's NOT this and NOT that", yet concluded the article by saying their whole argument was speculative. That said, I do agree with their premis
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   by shanewilhelm 7y ago

   Other way around