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by trinsic2 1y ago
Its known strategy that happens all the time by corrupt individuals in governments around the world. Its so pervasive, im not going to even to bother posting links.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
They don't silence people to stop narratives. People are silenced to cause divisions and to exert control over the population. When people stop using tech they don't control and supporting people or systems that do not have their
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I dunno man Windows is pretty bad with drain in modern stand by too.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
When I moved to Obsidian, I created a great note taking system that I use to track all my research. I didn't realize until you said this that I don't need to have my applications open any more because of this. Wow. Out of sight, o
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Anybody know why their so hell bent on removing S3?
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah this is a good point. I have been thinking about doing some video creation and I really don't want to be locked into YouTube's platform. I want people to find my video content in some other way because I do not want YouTube t
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I agree with him. The whole, "consume content" phrase has a subtle effect of making us int mindless consumers rather than freedom choice thinkers. People need to stop drinking the consumer market koolaid.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I tried Logsec for a few hours, prolly should work with it more. It looks like a great tool, but I don't like nested bullet lists as a way to organize information. I'll check out your blog.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
That wasn't my question.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> Efficiency at this stage is total entropy. Im not sure I understand your point, or how your point is different from the parent? Edit: I see you updated the post, I read through the comment thread of this topic and Im still at a loss on
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Thanks for posting this. I listen to this YouTube Channel called Futurescapes. I think the YouTuber generates sci-fi futuristic soundscapes that help me relax and focus. Im a bit hesitant about AI right now, but I can see some of the benefi
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Very thought out reply on the nuances around this. Thanks for generating insight on this topic. I think our society is being broken by focusing too much on metrics. Also the idea of breaking windows to generate more income reminds me of the
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Doesn't good 2factor minimize a large attack surface like this? I like the idea of storing password data in individual encrypted files and using git to store changes, but I wonder if it creates more friction to retrive the information.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
do you send marketing emails to the account holder?
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by trinsic2 1y ago
That is insane. LOL. I forgot how hard it is to read data off tape. Its good that people are reconstructing what it was like back then because it helps us think about how we are designing technology in the present. Plus with everyone doing
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Its a constant practice, like anything. Part of you is changed forever when you go through something like this, the awareness part mostley, you can never go back to normality even when something like that wears off. I know from experience b
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> When Google restricts your ability to install certain applications they aren’t constraining what you can do with the hardware you own, they are constraining what you can do using the software they provide with said hardware. No. Incorr
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Its not the SSN numbers that are the problem. Is the records of sensitive information tied to those numbers that are the concern.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> Problem is we've taken the idea of "minimum viable product" too far. People are saying "Doesn't have to be perfect, just has to work." I think most people agree. But with the current state of things? I dis
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah not sure how the process you described works. Im just a creative thinker that likes to extrapolate ideas. I figured people on hackernews might be interested in this subject and could point me toward some books to read on the subject.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Appreciate the responses. Not quite sure what to focus on yet. I'm still just brain storming and looking for sources on the subject. I wondered if upbringing and life experiences that produce emotional stress wires the brain in a certa
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I looked up Idiocracy (2006) and only found a comedy inspired drama. Are you sure thats the same one?
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by trinsic2 1y ago
IMHO I think the trump admin. is part of an accelerationism agenda to destabilize the U.S as much as possible. Not sure what the end game is though..
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Ask HN: Does sentience put stress on the brain?
7 points by trinsic2 1y ago|8 comments
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yesterday I submitted an article on looking back at my transition from Windows to Linux[0]. I noticed that it was used to promote an AI rendered article on enterprise security. I'm thinking they used it to drive traffic to their site.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Thanks, I used QEMU back in the commedore days. Didn't know it was still alive.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah maybe in that case, I might have a dual boot setup for just when I play with them. But Im not using Windows as my Daily Drive any longer.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Libre office has some annoyances though. I cannot for the life of me disable the document recovery model that always pops up on every launch regardless if a document needs to be recovered or not. Also I cant seem to get printing to default
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by trinsic2 1y ago
which vm software do you use? I have had a hard time with vm software on linux no that Vmware got exploited by Broadcom.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
You were pretty spot on its been about 20 I think

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