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theCrowing
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theCrowing
4y ago
In 2006, with 17, I worked on an internal bank system from the 70s mostly written in COBOL during my apprenticeship in Germany. We had the choice to go for java or COBOL at the time, but they begged us to go with COBOL and despite the dusty
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4y ago
And how would a title look like if you had read the guidelines?
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You can always adhere to the site guidelines if you want to make some hypothetical case how X or Y technology could be abused.
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theCrowing
4y ago
Moral Panic [1] with a clickbait title. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwQqOdfc7pw
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4y ago
Arms.
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4y ago
> Elon Musk is right: Social media should tell you when you’re shadowbanned Defeats the purpose of shadow banning...
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theCrowing
4y ago
What's unclear exactly? Also please stop putting words in my mouth nowhere did I say that the leak of 2632 of extremely personal and identifiable information is anything but massive and why do you not make your affiliation with the rel
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theCrowing
4y ago
> The extracted data was all the more impressive: The various devices shopped online contained names and biometric data of two U.S. military personnel, GPS coordinates of past deployment locations, and a massive biometrics database with
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theCrowing
4y ago
What statement of mine is he paraphrasing in his comments?
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wtf. Since when is being true to the information we have at hand "deliberately downplaying the issue"? The only thing I did was to argue for more nuanced communication. Especially because I know linus and his way of communicating
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4y ago
Your comments are anything but rational and I am not disregarding the fact that alone the existence of two unwiped devices is absolutely repulsive. I am just arguing for a factual discussion and the actual representation of the information
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As I said before you are absolutely right it's fucking bad and repulsive but you can still communicate facts without making assumptions especially with a serious topic like this.
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It appears that your perspective on the matter at hand diverges from mine, and I suspect that you may have ulterior motives beyond simply discussing the factual information that is relevant to the conversation. Regardless, I hope you have a
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theCrowing
4y ago
It is unethical to attribute words to someone that they did not use, especially when presented as a quote. Misuse of technology can have tragic consequences, and it is important to remain factual in our statements in order to accurately con
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4y ago
That's just evidence that the Bundeswehr did indeed participate in the collection of the data.
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4y ago
Absolutely right but the fact still stands that we have no valid data to paint it as a fact that the data of the entire population is compromised. It's a communication 101 that you never communicate in absolutes if you can't verif
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4y ago
The document says the bundeswehr did participate in the data collection as part of their EUSAF mandate and that it was close to the entire population. It doesn't say anything about how the database was stored. I wouldn't have said
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4y ago
No, we don't it's mostly assertions and I hate it. We don't know about how these two machines were used and were they come from despite ebay. The whole release should have used way less absolute wording because in the end the
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4y ago
I never said that they say that the data is available on a single-ebay purchasable device. You did. I said that the writing insinuates that the data is available at all but there is no certain way of knowing it.
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4y ago
You are as speculative in your comment as the press release its just bad manner. Why not just be truthful and communicate something "We expect that the data of the whole afghan population is compromised but we can't be sure at thi
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While I understand the argument being made, the fact that the data was apparently split across two machines with a relatively small number of data points (just over 2000) does suggest that the databases were specifically structured for the
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theCrowing
4y ago
You are right, it is important to approach them with an open mind and to give others the benefit of the doubt. However, if someone begins to engage in gaslighting tactics, it becomes necessary to confront and challenge their behavior in ord
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4y ago
If someone argues in good faith I would probably do it but he is clearly trying to gaslight here. Or do you believe DDG is jeopardizing an essential part of their search business just to fuck with him?
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4y ago
Most modern scales use Bioelectrical impedance analysis [1] to calculate your body fat percentage. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioelectrical_impedance_anal...
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4y ago
Isn't that exactly why most modern scales are calculating your body fat?
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ASML and KUKA. ASML, a leading provider of advanced semiconductor equipment, has seen a surge in demand as the tech industry continues to grow and evolve. Their solutions are essential for the production of a wide range of products, from sm
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4y ago
I utilized the term in reference to the flagged submission for the sake of simplicity and ease of comprehension for the individual in question. The term 'emergency' carries connotations and should be used with caution when describ
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I perceive the lack of basic research or education on a subject as a sign of hostile intent especially when an individual creates a thread and expresses their views vehemently without proper knowledge or understanding. It's not even a
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It appears that you may have misunderstood the distinction between guidelines and their enforcement. While the guidelines themselves are public, the methods of enforcement are not made publicly available in order to prevent individuals from
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4y ago
See that's another you problem you changed something and now your search results are distorted. Here are screenshots from 5 different VPN locations with different browsers and different user agents... https://imgur.com/
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