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by tata71 5y ago
What if he knew the creator(s) of Bitcoin, and is upset that a dead person had more impact on the world than he believes he ever will?
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by tata71 5y ago
Between this, and Peloton and eBay doing portscans of your network, anyone who made fun of people for tech paranoia should be feeling pretty ashamed of themselves right about now for what we've allowed to become commonplace, while simu
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by tata71 5y ago
> Further evidence that crypto is truly a cancer on software. Yes, on the bastion of healthy software that is...third party antivirus(!?)
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by tata71 5y ago
Don't waste your time with people who can't even sort out the difference between "conspiracy" and "conspiracy theory", or where the phrase originated (don't read articles, just the memo itself).
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by tata71 5y ago
Security.
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by tata71 5y ago
Word of Dolphin hasn't made its way to Nintendo HQ yet?
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by tata71 5y ago
Who just bought Zynga?
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by tata71 5y ago
Move outside the 100 mile from the border zone, and find out just how sustainable it is.
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by tata71 5y ago
Figures don't lie, but liars can figure.
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by tata71 5y ago
Microsoft is a national security force first, now. USA needs its Tencent.
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by tata71 5y ago
Good for consumers, in some cases, I'd say.
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by tata71 5y ago
Looking forward to trading used games and game assets on ETH L2 (Loopring?).
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by tata71 5y ago
Who are today's similarly classified domestic terrorists? Tomorrow's?
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by tata71 5y ago
Yes, what you are saying sounds like evidence that these things can be made easier to repair. I still value people that can be technical — just don't want to need to ask for help for basic maintenance on grocery getter shitbox!
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by tata71 5y ago
Flat-bottom pans, and other adjustments.
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by tata71 5y ago
They never said they were the only employee not being paid...
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by tata71 5y ago
Per email? Or per address/domain? What's the best "altruistism wins" way? Paid addresses, like ETH network?
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by tata71 5y ago
They are? Evidence?
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by tata71 5y ago
For the "skeptics", etc — plenty of article sources and other jump-off points here, for those that want them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_surveillance_disclosure...
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by tata71 5y ago
Didn't even see GP comment, but I can tell you many medallion holders have "agreed" under duress, one way or another.
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by tata71 5y ago
You can, theoretically, have security without privacy, but no privacy without first having security!
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by tata71 5y ago
Classic Shell from Ninite.com, updated with an executable on their desktop called: YourName.exe/msi
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by tata71 5y ago
Fine when MasterCard and Visa do it (poorly) though!
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by tata71 5y ago
The Control Panel is finally not a tire fire, but this seems like bait.
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by tata71 5y ago
Coinflip chance whether this is cryptography, or cryptocurrency, these days!
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by tata71 5y ago
CEO of Coinbase?
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by tata71 5y ago
I would trust Chrome to flash GrapheneOS to my Pixel — that's security. I do not trust it not to report back that I use GrapheneOS, or which internet communities I visit, back to Google for use in who knows what data correlation resear
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by tata71 5y ago
Not....quite? But we could be vitamin deficient, in various columns. We could be having low-level allergic reactions, caused by environmental factors we're too busy (or dumb?, sometimes?) to correlate right away. We could have an infec
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by tata71 5y ago
Security ≠ privacy. This is well-tread, mistaken path. Chromium > all, for security. But for privacy, sacrificed by all of them out of the box (yes, Firefox is a noisy SOB too, no I won't dig up the articles people have written on
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by tata71 5y ago
Maybe you're not checking the right commenter's user bios ;]

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