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by talon8635 1mo ago
It’s undoubtedly tied to the phone with is tied to the owner
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by talon8635 1mo ago
Doesn’t Google make it very hard to create an account tied to nothing (no phone or alt email)?
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Your both admitting you have no evidence and implying there is evidence woolly it were studied properly given your use of “interesting” Of course, such a study could be entirely uninteresting if it turn up no effect at all
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by talon8635 2mo ago
The earth has been both a molten glob of lava and a frozen ball of ice. Surely you jest.
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Birth rates are in decline. The global population is estimated to peak in the 2080s. I suspect that could be later than reality as the endless doom (like this article) inspires more and more people to not have kids. Then as the population d
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Here in America we love to blame the politicians (they do indeed suck). All the while voter turnout is a complete joke. Perhaps this is actually helpful, because we are rife with various subcultures that openly celebrate ignorance, so, yeah
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by talon8635 2mo ago
What did Luigi accomplish? If nothing, then why the comparison?
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Ahh yes, the invention of property rights in 1980. Dreadful year that was.
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Worse may not be part of the calculation. There are some people who are against violence and property destruction and antisocial activity full stop. It’s also curious to me why people espousing freedom hand waive property destruction
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by talon8635 2mo ago
I too would like to know what such a bold statement could mean
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Not being polite just further nourished our basest animal instincts, which the internet has already enflamed. I’ve watched people slide into severe impatience and antisocial knee jerks as a result of too much time online, including myself.
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by talon8635 2mo ago
I’d feel comfortable categorizing the j6 rioters and the antifa people smashing shops and smashing people over the head with bike lock both as terrorist. Their entire mission is brute force and fear. The were nonviolent people milling about
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by talon8635 2mo ago
There are absolutely right of center people that smash shit up to. Did I say there weren’t? Neither side is free of fools
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Well the nazis called themselves socialist. I’m not saying this is that, but names are often chosen to mislead people I don’t think antifa is an kind of organized anything But I can say with certainty that people claiming that title smashes
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Your last point is the conundrum I keep running up against It’s a trap regardless: A) run a known vuln B) accept and run any and all updates immediately… which could be compromised Maybe A is worse because it’s a known vuln?
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by talon8635 2mo ago
But, isn’t it our job to impress upon the managers the importance, in a certain regard? Alternatively, what about just doing the right thing? Either you convince them to take this stuff seriously or you find alternate employment. How can yo
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by talon8635 2mo ago
That’s fine. Make it plant food, not human food. I’ll trust the food a plant produces by consuming this than eating it directly myself. There’s a filtering layer in ther
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Please don’t add the byproduct to my food, put it in the ground to decompose
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Thank you, this was hilarious
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by talon8635 2mo ago
That’s my exact point. Our culture in the west breeds isolation and antisocial chaos in a not insignificant percent of the population. Part of it os undoubtedly the vast differences between Japanese and American culture
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Fair enough. I’m glad I don’t have to work with whatever jumbo complex config files you’re using
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by talon8635 2mo ago
I’ve read plenty of good history/biography publishing in the past 50 years right up to last year. I’m not sure I understand your claim. Narrative warfare… I guess the question is, what isn’t “narrative warfare”?
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by talon8635 2mo ago
I guess if you don’t have a massive population of antisocial people who destroy the public facility, you can provide them. It’s a shame we in the west surrendered that. Not the worst thing in the world, but I do find it frustrating often to
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Am i really this out of touch… why not just manually update the config file? Isn’t this like taking a private jet down the street to the coffee shop?
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Thank you! So on a Luks encrypted xubuntu, o can dd to an external and then my laptop can fall in a lake the next day and I run some simple command to unwind that on a fresh laptop and I’m off to the races? I presume it’s much slower than r
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by talon8635 2mo ago
This is precisely why you should use a pin and not biometrics. You CAN be forced to use biometrics (“something you have”), but NOT a password (“something you know”) Now you know you know, so use a pin
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Like every citizen is a Jason Born, or Richard Kimble, what an assumption. The tactic/behavior is atrocious, but the vast majority of people’s phones contain absolutely nothing of interest to anyone. Mindless content and games and mun
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by talon8635 2mo ago
Dollars to donuts the guys walks, as he should
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by talon8635 2mo ago
So, how easy is this today on computers? If I have an Ubuntu 26.04 machine running, I can easily image the entire thing, completely wipe the machine, then reinstall from a flash drive and it behaves as if nothing happened? This isn’t my ter
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by talon8635 2mo ago
There is a great documentary about him (The Internets Own Boy) and a book (The Idealist)

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