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>The individual in the film would have to be registered with the gov't and have an existing agreement between themselves and the distributor. I think you're underestimating how much of the internet is porn, and how much you
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>You can run people over with cars, electrocute them with electricity. This doesn't mean we should never have built cars or generators. You should still think about how a car or a generator could hurt someone when you're buildi
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>It never occurred to me how logical it would be to require adult performers, even amateurs, to verify themselves to the platform before allowing their videos to be shown online. Let's make a database of everyone's penis and ma
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6y ago
Won't somebody think of the children!
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6y ago
Nothing commands respect in airport security like a Thinkpad T420.
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6y ago
i3 is one of those things that supports everything, you just have to configure it. If you want i3 with sane defaults and a pretty style out of the box, you should try i3-regolith[1] [1] https://regolith-linux.org/
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6y ago
>It's good optics, the progressives like it because it makes them feel better about working at big techs. >Said hires have thus far, as far as I can tell, not produced anything of substantial value to any of these companies. Thes
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6y ago
>We may disclose your Personal Information in connection with law enforcement, fraud prevention or other legal action; as required by law or regulation; or if CDSreasonably believes it is necessary to protect CDS , its customers or the p
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6y ago
I was thinking the same thing
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wtf you just got hacker news banned in Pakistan
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>Govt will fine you 3.x Pakistan's average salary [1] is about $15,000 usd annually. Three times that would be less what an software engineering intern makes in Boston [2]. Maybe just add the government to your payroll and call it
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6y ago
I played around with Pakistani WhatsApp groups for a while. RE: vulgarity, that's already kinda banned (along with most pornography in Asia). I bet you could get banned if you are reported for hate speech, but I'm not sure what th
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Pakistan's adult literacy rate[1] is about 60%. China's[2] is about 95%. Pakistan is in trouble if it needs to replace American tech entirely. [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/572781/literacy-rat
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>we're probably better off with the preemptive attack This is true for most problems.
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>Platform engineering teams can use Proton to connect and coordinate all the different tools needed for infrastructure provisioning, code deployments, monitoring, and updates. It's a monoid in the category of endofunctors.
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6y ago
You can also buy a license for their surveillance station if you need more than a few cameras, or their mail service. I'm sure there are a few others.
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Imagine if they did immediately refute that this occurred. Wouldn't you be more suspicious of the defensiveness? A: five years ago you made a pretty bad mistake that hurt me personally. B: I must have let my priorities slip, and it sou
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6y ago
> however I don’t believe myself to be a target of state surveillance. lol
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6y ago
I read somewhere that chokeartist deliberately caught the coronavirus to spread it as part of some Jihad. Don't trust anything they say.
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>Is the individual not capable of making rational decisions and rejecting information that is out of bounds? How rational can you expect a decision to be when the information that went into making it is lies?
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6y ago
>Surveillance capitalism renders behavior so that it can be parsed as observable, measurable units. Once it’s rendered as behavior it is turned into data and that’s the data that I call 'behavioral surplus’. >These data are subje
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6y ago
I wonder what we can do to prevent a segregated internet?
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>How many criminals are the offspring of other criminals? To what extent could the crime problem be solved in a single generation by ensuring that teenage offenders are locked up throughout their reproductively active years (instead of f
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I'm curious what scripting tasks you do with python? I've found bash to be more than enough for everything I'd like to script, except for maybe stuff with heavy json processing (still doable with `jq`)
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To be fair, the previous person didn't know you were going to try to plant vegetables in their landfill.
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>In my experience most engineers don't have deep fluency with Unix tools, so as soon as you start doing things like `if` branches in shell, it gets hard for many to follow. Okay, but what about software engineers?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surveillance_capitalism
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They have to protect their valuable behavioral surplus.
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7y ago
I'm late to the party, but this article inspired me to write this script to slow down connections to reddit #!/usr/bin/env bash DEV=enxe04f439470d2 DOMAIN=reddit.com LATENCY=5200ms sudo
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7y ago
>Scalia :)
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