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by sigmar 4y ago
Isn't it amazing how they use this ill-defined term "lavender scare"? Like it's just some fact of history. No one in charge could have prevented it. No one is to blame. Not even the literal NASA Administrator. They looke
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by sigmar 4y ago
the person who posted it realized they were wrong later: https://twitter.com/ercwl/status/1592378315431550977 It wouldn't even make sense to hide tweets like that (a bot can easily download all your tweets wi
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by sigmar 4y ago
Haven't heard the term and I'm googling it to understand better. Is there case law where this was tested in the context of patents on ports? I'm thinking Tesla could say, "we changed our minds but you can keep selling an
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by sigmar 4y ago
What legal guarantee is there that Tesla won't reverse course in the future? Say a charging station or car manufacturer adopts this connector and then in 5 years Tesla says "well actually, we've got these patents and we'
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by sigmar 4y ago
I'm curious how it encrypts. I've got 500 "Signal connections"... Does it do them all at once (with some kind of "group key" like in group chat) and in a way that can be decrypted by any of the individual keys?
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by sigmar 4y ago
>various metals also seized from ZHONG’s home. Anyone know what this refers to? Gold seized? or maybe metal plates with cold wallet keys taken from the safe?
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by sigmar 4y ago
I'm not describing Elon's content as spam. I'm saying he receives more spam than most people, particularly because he likes to respond to ppl that @ him and is very into crypto.
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by sigmar 4y ago
The ad model works for instagram, youtube, and tiktok. Why can't it work for twitter? I don't understand why the mostly text-based site would be so much more expensive than the various other social media sites that don't requ
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by sigmar 4y ago
What specifically do you mean by "mostly just doesn't work"?
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by sigmar 4y ago
he's been hyping it non stop, including taking doge for payments with the perfume he launched last month https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Aelonmusk%20doge&src=type...
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by sigmar 4y ago
Twitter permabanned DDOSecrets (a left wing org) when they started distributing leaked police files in 2020, due to their "distribution of hacked materials policy." Not that any facts are going to change your victimhood. Source:
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by sigmar 4y ago
yea, and profit in 2018. 5 billion revenue in 2021 with a 200 million loss.
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by sigmar 4y ago
Feasible, but I don't think everyone having their own individual server was the intent of the design. Yes to question 2. I'm not sure about question 3, if there is a barrier, it isn't large.
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by sigmar 4y ago
It's federated. Much like email. You can follow people on other servers and it pulls their feed. If you want to switch servers, you just make a new account (and just like email you'll need to tell your followers where you are goin
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by sigmar 4y ago
Keybase somehow manages to do verification through a twitter post, surely there could be a similar method for Mastodon?
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by sigmar 4y ago
Coming soon: "You've used your tweet quota, pay 10 DOGE to get 100 more tweets" https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/xrrl0k/elon...
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by sigmar 4y ago
https://www.chia.net/2022/04/06/announcing-chia-dashboards.e...
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by sigmar 4y ago
You think people shouldn't discuss this topic (whether to sell data to ICE) at work, but that they should end up on your side of the decision magically? Am I understanding this comment right?
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by sigmar 4y ago
>As another thread pointed out, this is a kit for independent repair shops. Nope, this "Self-Service Repair" program is explicitly for Apple customers and not repair shops. "For customers with experience in the complexitie
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by sigmar 4y ago
>The account is still alive and well. You expect them to ban you based on your account gaining fake followers? Wouldn't such a policy make it very easy for any third party to get a user banned?
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by sigmar 4y ago
anyone have the pdf? not seeing https://doi.org/10.1039/D2EE00233G on scihub and it costs £42.50
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by sigmar 5y ago
He talks a lot about crypto scams as one of the reasons he is buying twitter, I'm willing to put money that he tasks someone or a group to develop 'review' mechanisms for any account with the name 'elon' or 'mu
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by sigmar 5y ago
Seems like a scam that they are portraying these people as "genius" level repair services in order to trick customers into (unknowingly) giving apple their repairable devices.
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by sigmar 5y ago
I mean, the above comment leaves open that there are many reasons. Is it so crazy that he would use money to take down the account after offering money for the owner to take down the account?
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by sigmar 5y ago
Wouldn't all of these arguments also apply to Internet Explorer in the 90s? Just because you currently love the quality of the bundled and "approved" software packages doesn't mean that will keep being true or that you s
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by sigmar 5y ago
This analysis doesn't make sense to me. China and other countries have had periods of double digit new cases reported. Even if that data is fake, you can't use Benford's law on numbers that small (it has to be numbers that sp
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by sigmar 5y ago
Whether it is bananas or not, it's the same principle Microsoft uses for patch Tuesday (ie slow down patch analysis by bundling everything into a big monthly release)
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by sigmar 5y ago
Just speaking from my own experience and asking if my view is not representative. That link just goes to a paywall for me.
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by sigmar 5y ago
>Unless you routinely destroy your phone within two or three years, there’s no justification from a sustainability perspective to keep using Android phones. Of course, Apple is only good by comparison, as it also manufactures devices tha
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by sigmar 5y ago
I had never heard of wikidata, but might steal this idea for a similar app I have on F-Droid that pulls PDFs from Sci-Hub when a doi link is clicked using android's intent system https://f-droid.org/en/packages&#x2

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