thewanderer1983

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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Please don't. Wikipedia long abandoned neutrality. They aren't the bearers of truth.
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
People should be aware that Signal may be able to provide good e2ee and methods to make reading your messages or calls a challenge, they don't do to enough to obfuscate. Therefore censors can identify who is using signal and even block
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Given the constant abuse of surveillance and the lack of care from these agencies. How about more dialogue on how we can put Data Sovereignty, Self Sovereign Identities and surrounding technologies into practice. Isn't this something t
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Spoken like someone who has never done reverse engineering of binaries. Here are some examples of people using Ghidra. https://github.com/evyatar9/GptHidra https://github.com/likvidera/GhidraChatGP
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
>Theo states that there are only 7000 users of OpenBSD. Just one metric. /r/openbsd has 17k subscribers. Not sure with DaemonForums.
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Here is another one about to go live on crowdsupply. https://www.crowdsupply.com/hackergadgets/pi-cast
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
You shouldn't get that annoyed. If you look at the other two links I provided. The elites at the time were calling on censorship for the same reasons as on hackernews and in academia & Government. Same narratives around censoring
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Here are some more interesting parallels between then and now. https://engelsbergideas.com/essays/the-war-against-printing/ https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/65585/pg65585-images.
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Misinformation should be refuted, not censored(fcpp.org)
65 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|119 comments
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America Can’t Stop China’s Rise(foreignpolicy.com)
4 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|8 comments
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
>This was not a secret back door. It was compliance with export controls everybody in the industry dealt with. The author states it correctly. Here is the text from the author "The idea was that they got permission to export 64 bit
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China's Spy Balloon(cbsnews.com)
1 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|2 comments
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America has a larger problem than Advanced Manufacturing(ad-aspi.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com)
8 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|5 comments
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Table is from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute Critical Technology Tracker. More details here. https://www.aspi.org.au/report/critical-technology-tracker
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
The problem is larger than Advanced Manufacturing. https://ad-aspi.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/2023-03/PB69...
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Have you considered lokinet? It may help for the video/audio calls.
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Another great one is Compound Interest. https://www.compoundchem.com/infographics/
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What do I think about Community Notes?(vitalik.ca)
2 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|0 comments
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
> "Try challenging evolutionary biology, even in a valid way, and see how popular it is". Here are two biologists that might not agree with your statement. https://www.youtube.com/@DarkHorsePod/
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
TLDR: The article discusses the next major narrative in the cryptocurrency market. The author emphasizes the importance of narratives in driving the market and highlights past narratives such as the yield market for banks and the rise of IC
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The Next Major Crypto Narrative – Kerman Kohli(kermankohli.substack.com)
1 points by thewanderer1983 3y ago|1 comments
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
While reading this article i was hearing this guys voice. https://youtu.be/urcL86UpqZc
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
This guy gets it. Your first question should be around your threat model. Are you protecting against random scans and script kiddies or the various APTs? Maybe then look at the MITRE ATT&CK framework, Cyber Kill Chain etc. I really hate
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
You missed the point about science being solved and the view around consensus. I'm guessing you didn't watch the short video.
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
"“trust the science” or “trust the experts” is usually right." This statement and general belief is antithetical to science. Dr. Brett Weinstein and Heather Heying talk about this misconception of science on their Darkhorse podcas
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
Another one worth mentioning is Theoretical Minimum by Susskind. It's not at the same level as Lev Landau though.
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
>What that commenter misses is that nearly all hobbyist grade detectors (Geiger tubes) are not sensitive to alpha from the original post: "If your Geiger counter is actually detecting radiation, it's almost certainly the half-h
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by thewanderer1983 3y ago
If you have a common under the sink or above water filtration system that includes Active Carbon (granular activated carbon) filters and Reverse Osmosis. Most contain both, they are highly effective in removing PFAS.
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by thewanderer1983 4y ago
>Yes, state censorship can be abused. But promoting misinformation is a known threat to Democracy today. Right now. State Censorship is being abused today right now. State Censorship is also a threat to Democracy. It's giving the mo
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by thewanderer1983 4y ago
I started using Linux in my early teen years. I'm now 39. When I started I had dial up internet and it took me a week to get my Win Modem to work. I would boot into Win95 join a IRC server like dalnet, jump on #Linuxhelp and ask for su

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