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by techrat 5y ago
You're right. Dunno why you're getting downvoted. Follow the money and report the issue to the institutions along the line. If they refuse to shut down the scammers and to stop facilitating their crimes, shut the institutions down
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by techrat 5y ago
And the service mentioned within the "I've resigned and lost all my admin access, but I've not resigned draft"... is a live site. https://libera.chat/ https://twitter.com/liberachat Thei
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by techrat 5y ago
> This stuff needs to be regulated, Regulated? Fraud is illegal. It needs to be PROSECUTED.
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by techrat 5y ago
Required reading for anyone who thinks otherwise: https://elonmusk.today/
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Deepfake Lips Are Coming to Dubbed Films(gizmodo.com)
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by techrat 5y ago
If? Theoretical is still theoretical. We have no functioning propulsion that can exceed what the probes are currently travelling at.
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by techrat 5y ago
"AMD EPYC 7000 series" is so vague as to be almost meaningless... so we need more info there. The 8175M's base clock 2.5Ghz, with a Turbo (all core) of 3.1Ghz and (one core) 3.5Ghz. > assuming the IPC is similar to Intel U
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by techrat 5y ago
> The case was later partially overturned by Brandenburg v. Ohio in 1969, which limited the scope of banned speech to that which would be directed to and likely to incite imminent lawless action (e.g. a riot). Relevant (to my example) po
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by techrat 5y ago
Private property, of which corporations reside within and servers consist of, are not equivalent to an event in a public square, either. Apple is not the only company of its kind on Planet Earth. Whether it's Twitter, Hacker News, Redd
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by techrat 5y ago
I am completely devoid of Apple products and services and yet somehow there is absolutely zero danger to my free speech. Imagine that. Drawing a line at size of a company before you feel you can impose your morals upon them is still a hypoc
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by techrat 5y ago
"Corporations are people." Regardless of your feelings on the matter, corporations are not a government entity. Period. There is no legal precedent that requires a company to be bound by the same rules as the government when it co
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by techrat 5y ago
You invite me to a party, I show up and say things that you find offensive. I become disruptive. You ask me to leave. Is it a moral principle that you must allow me to remain at your party and to allow me to continue to say things that you
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by techrat 5y ago
A cell phone number is not required for 2FA.
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by techrat 5y ago
> Note: Apple themselves argued code = speech in their FBI trial. Given that, disallowing certain apps is disallowing certain speech. It's disheartening to see how many people have no clue what 'free speech' means when the
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by techrat 5y ago
The RasPi eclipsed it in cost, usability, function, specs and performance.
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by techrat 5y ago
I'm disappointed at the lack of a Knoppix mention, myself. First time I tried Knoppix, booting to a desktop from CD without having to install anything with almost all of my hardware being functional... ...was probably the last time any
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by techrat 5y ago
> the videotaping wouldn’t happen without an audience. Utter bullshit and you know it. It didn't have an audience until it was uploaded. By that point it was already recorded. People have always recorded events throughout history fo
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by techrat 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joH9qU-vDeY My god, it looks so infuriating... and not in the 'puzzle is hard' kind of way, but legitimately awful gameplay.
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by techrat 5y ago
The rot is also behind the scenes. The "Anti Evil Ops" team are also full of braindead morons who do not distinguish between context and targeted harassment. In a private sub (A PRIVATE SUB, FOR FUCK'S SAKE!), I quoted what a
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by techrat 5y ago
> you create demand for future shock content at expense of human lives The way you phrase this makes it sound like you think people intentionally create these videos where people die just to post it to LiveLeak for people to be entertain
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by techrat 5y ago
My first thought when I saw the images... Drug sequences in Dredd. Very similar soft and slightly haunting quality.
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by techrat 5y ago
> His calm live and routines granted him a superior lifespan. My mean, spiteful and horrendous grandmother in law was nothing but pure bile and hatred. Every day she lived her life in perpetual outrage and never had a moment's peace
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> * The Streisand Effect* strikes again! Oh, those are the 3 words, apparently.
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Ultimate Guitar launches Muse Group and acquires Audacity(librearts.org)
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Volunteers spent 40 days in a cave with no sunlight or way to tell time(cbc.ca)
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by techrat 5y ago
Look, the goalposts are moving again. I wonder how that keeps happening... I can't see what replying with "how to access LinuxSE on non-rooted devices" has ANYTHING to do with my comment that you previously replied to unless
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by techrat 5y ago
I'd argue that if you were set on using something like Termux, you're already in the class of users who are most likely to be running custom Roms (eg, LineageOS) or having a modified stock image (Magisk, Root, etc) One of the work
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by techrat 5y ago
> but even then nobody knowingly wants to run Android. Nobody, eh? Not one person?
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by techrat 5y ago
> This is about getting Linux to the point where you can choose between an Arch, Ubuntu, debian, etc. distro for your phone. Does Termux count? It may be containered within an application package, but it's running off the host kerne
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by techrat 5y ago
In the age of high density displays, fractional scaling is a must. It's the first thing people will encounter that indicates that a DE is antiquated. On a 11" display at 1920x1080, the alternative is to suffer resolution mismatch

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