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by thataccount 2mo ago
Nuh uh is not a conversation, and it is clear he was tracking how famous he had become. The reason he was not on trial in a common way is because he was pardoned—which in this case it is clear is because he was involved in crimes against hu
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1. Inflating death rates to claim something is a pandemic is not very different. It was at worst a "bad flu," which is what many Q posts were indicating. You don't need a lockdown for a "Bad flu". You also don'
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by thataccount 2mo ago
This https://www.foxnews.com/politics/exposed-fauci-diary-shows-e... for starters.
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by thataccount 2mo ago
That thing we don't want you to look at never existed.
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by thataccount 2mo ago
My guess is they banked on Web 3 and now want to pivot to AI instead of vast storage of data.
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What makes/made IPFS special was how it could be seen with relative ease on the standard internet. That feature allowed it to bypass censorship. I cannot say I am surprised that the funding was not re-upped since it seems like the mode
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I used to use Vanilla OS on an older system. I remember it bogging down in part due to all the snaps and flatpaks.
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by thataccount 2mo ago
Money defines the targets, and usually people running old software are thought not to have money. It is a zero sum game that shifts with the technology and ends when technology no longer is the theater where people can make or steal money.
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I think what I'm saying here, if anything, is that people as "smart" as me don't read most of this garbage. So, the corollary to your question is that dumb people read dumb things.
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I tend to dislike most of these titles, as people read about one cult that has enough exposure such that a book can be written on it, then decide that everything they don't agree with is also a cult and stretch definitions around to co
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by thataccount 2mo ago
Yep. I think I know which book you are thinking of. Maybe a search assistant programmed in Go could be named Go-ring! You know, short for "go" and "webring".
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This still seems like they got away rather cheaply for targeting kids.
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I was not using Wikipedia to get there. This is something I immediately recognized from research about World War II and possible prophetic fulfillment. I definitely wasn't playing a game when I came across this information either, but
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IT career in general, nobody cares until suddenly everyone does.
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I'm not sure it was ignored, so much as people are apathetic.
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There is a fine line between science fiction informing reality, and straight up delusion. We are living in delusional times—like a fever dream. Sooner or later, the patient either heals or dies.
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Oh joy! Stripe is getting to be an even larger beast! Happy day!
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I wanted to like Reticulum. I found it was unstable and often crashed my tower—particularly Nomadnet. I feel like if something similar was made in C, it probably would be pretty okay, although I have noticed the kinds of people I interacted
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by thataccount 2mo ago
>Or, you've always lived in a sliced bread generation and not before. You are talking about sliced bread, whereas I am talking about bread that happens to be sliced. We are not the same.
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> disagree. I think if you've come from the time before WiFi, with enough time before it to remember and have nostalgia for it, then you've already made your nut and are simply spending the time you have left in the relative ca
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>Sliced bread (commercially available after the automobile!) comes to mind, as do antibiotics- The fact you think these things are equal to WiFi probably means you are in a generation that has always been connected.
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A pulse is a specific frequency of EMF.
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EMF can turn it back in about 20 seconds.
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It wasn't that before was "less opulent". In many ways, it was "more opulent".
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I came from the era before WiFi. One doesn't HAVE to have WiFi. Everybody keeps thinking they do. Same thing with cell phones. The world existed before all that, and it can exist just fine again without it.
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Should be obvious to the government places that notice all this info coming out that people do not LIKE these as a solution, and they should maybe, I dunno, start listening to the people?
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Ah yes. Used that image on a book I wrote once.
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These rogue tornadoes in places you don't expect them always seem to come on suddenly and seem almost to have an intelligence of their own.
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Measurement scale matters.
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>The not-so-quiet goal of the LLM push by big tech was to homogenise intellectual labour such that it can be made fungible. When labour is fungible you can swap it out whenever you like for an alternative, decreasing the bargaining power

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