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by tamimio 8mo ago
> Caused by different densities of rock far beneath Earth's surface, these variations in gravity are small in absolute terms. But they can have particularly large effects on the oceans. Where gravity is weaker, the ocean surface can
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Use it as a control center for your home automation.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Who said it’s about children?! It’s about mass surveillance and building the proper infrastructure using your tax money, both digitally and legally to expand it later with ease. They start usually in a “test bed” states (like Arizona) or co
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Zerotier is not the same as tailscale although both can be used to do the same, but under the hood both are fundamentally different, ZT is layer2 like switch, so it’s like an Ethernet meanwhile TS is built on top of wireguard and is layer3.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
The deficit argument is a deflection. The government doesn’t have a revenue problem, it has a spending and priority problem. Canada (but also applies to other countries) runs deficits while handing out billions in corporate subsidies and mi
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by tamimio 8mo ago
The government already takes enough taxes. I am sure they can figure it out. In fact, you are already double taxed: once on income tax (which was temporary and only paid on corporate profits, not yours, but that's another story) and th
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by tamimio 8mo ago
> "Break free from Google" and buy a Pixel phone from them to do so. Pretty much yeah. Also, the surveillance tech is getting ahead of the people now, this article might make sense back in 2015, it’s not the case anymore, even
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by tamimio 8mo ago
>property taxes Call it what it is, a perpetual rent. There's nothing funnier than a lot of people taking some absurd principles for granted when they make no sense at all, property taxes being one of them. So imagine you grind at l
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing this, it looks promising! I would love if it would support some of the no-brand Chinese watches you get usually for cheap, the hardware is great but the software usually is bad or outdated. I use one now, I don’t even kno
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Cool, I just found that I don’t use any of these services. And I encourage the site owner to add instagram as well. >the most radical action in capitalist society is not participating So that’s why they are after NEETs now?
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by tamimio 8mo ago
This is an accurate analysis, as in “I’m the boss here and while you have to abide by whatever social norms or internal policies, I don’t because I’m better than all of you”.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I used to be super keen about grammar and typos in texts as well, recently, I have been intentionally keeping some mistakes to prove that a human actually wrote that text and wasn’t AI generated, from my personal observation, I found that p
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Hahah glad I never used the claw, now that they joined openAI. But, I will never use any AI assistant because: - privacy concerns: last thing I want is some prompt injection exposing xyz personal data. Seriously, how do people -especially t
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I never personally tried it but it looks great. My only concern is I have a feeling that in few years it will “discontinue” the open source or community version and now it’s paid only, after it gained all the publicity from free open source
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Awesome, I loved it thanks for sharing it. And I remember more than a decade ago I went down the rabbit hole hunting these bots and indeed, I found Netherlands was always the king of hill when it comes to bots, followed by US, Netherlands s
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Why did you switch from drones to self driving cars? Is it the work itself or just better salaries etc.?
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by tamimio 9mo ago
If you are after it for fun, comments have you covered. If you are after it for work, don't; the community is toxic and full of Dunning-Kruger individuals, gatekept, and there's this weird vouching too. A lot of fraud, either on a
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> it's shifting responsibility in exchange for his own personal convenience. And? That’s actually one of the strategies to counter any risk, if you can’t avoid it or mitigate it, you transfer it.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I am just happy that the average person is now aware of the usual manipulation tactics, the ad was about “aww doggos!!” and yet no one bought it and back fired.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I don’t tip either, simply because the work done wasn’t worth tipping. The only time I tipped was in a 7 stars restaurant, and the waitresses were up to their names, literally standing and waiting by our table changing utensils and plates a
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Technology wise, I’m more interested to have a platform or site that tracks the people who build these technologies and apps, rather than the runner boy in the streets. Those people have no morals or ethics, I want to know them and know the
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I had the same issue but in instagram, not for personal use, but few years ago I made few startups, and every time I register the company I create few social accounts, all works well except instagram for some reason, always get flagged and
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by tamimio 9mo ago
What I am more interested in seeing, hopefully, in the future is the ability to cast citizens' votes directly on any matter, act, bill, etc., and get rid of the representatives in parliament/congress/etc. It is more transpare
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Assuming this platform ever get popular, it will succumb to the same problems that we see everyday on social media, botting, shilling, manipulation, fear tactics, celebrity following, you name it, and I am not sure we can get rid of these o
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> Reolink, Amcrest POE, Eufy with Home Base, TP-Link Tapo, Frigate + POE cams. Those aren’t really local and they still ping the cloud even if you choose not to use their cloud storage. If you want to truly have local setup, do so by hav
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by tamimio 9mo ago
It’s performative security, when an app still requires a phone number, can’t have your own server, and all these audits are meaningless as you might have memory injected spyware later, it is NOT secure, never was.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> These spyware companies hype themselves up Same applies to other industries too btw, in drones world, so many companies that you see their names with multi billions contracts, but if you open the hood and see their hardware/softwa
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Amazing! I hope you make it a real site as I noticed usually these vercel apps go offline after few months.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
The issue isn't WireGuard, WireGuard is secure, and the services listed above are built on top of it, although they make things easier with centralized management. The issue is in the DDNS, there are many issues with it in terms of sec
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by tamimio 9mo ago
> You can get a prepaid SIM from a grocery store and register it with them After you provide your gov ID https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vpn-privacy/sim-card-regist... So now this phone number is tied to your

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