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by tunap 4y ago
This is a trailer for Hypernormalization. Coincidentally, or not, he has a new doc releasing in 2 days(10/13/2022): Through the Collapse of Communism and Democracy https://www.bbc.com/mediacentre/2022/ad
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by tunap 4y ago
While I initially balked at buying such spywares, I did break down and buy a Mini 2 last year(it's awesome!!!). I side-loaded the app on an old phone, sans SIM, with a pristine LOS install. Connected it to wifi to register & immedi
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by tunap 4y ago
>But in long sight it's a hinderence to progress by enforcing a technology on the market instead of letting the free market decide the technology. No, it's not in any way a hindrance to the market, merely one player who desires
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by tunap 4y ago
Insane? Probably some. Uninformed, misinformed, disinformed? The majority... moral or otherwise.
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by tunap 4y ago
Windy.com
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by tunap 4y ago
"To the extent that we are the victims of unchecked unconscious drives, to that extent we may be vulnerable to mental manipulation. And although there is a horrifying fascination in the idea that our mental resistance is relatively wea
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by tunap 4y ago
Happy Cake Day, Herman. A most excellent list. #1 is in it's proper place, IMO.
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by tunap 4y ago
Ditto, I've been waiting patiently for my tower GPU to finally succumb for a few years now.
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by tunap 4y ago
Bad actors are despicable, good actors are warriors & everyone else may as well just be bad. The brain drain from the mob's media vigilantiism will be crippling to entire industries, countries, the world. As a species throughout hi
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by tunap 4y ago
Agreed. Not all extroverts are narcissistic, sociopaths.
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by tunap 4y ago
>Yep, not long before any disgruntled ex, or any other bad actor could look up anyone and find out their everything. Again . We've come full circle from the wide open Wild Wild Web to now, with silos & gatekeepers. For, you kno
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by tunap 4y ago
He was duped by a con man. Everyone is susceptible to SE, even smart guys like Brian. A case can be made that it is the most difficult challenge/vector in cyber security. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_engine
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by tunap 4y ago
To add to that, a K1/K2 'Super K' supplement I was taking amplified my tinnitus within a couple days of taking it(I didn't make the connection, initially). Early in 2020 when I ran out & could not resupply, my tinnit
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by tunap 4y ago
IIRC, they do grow, blight free in the West. However, anything in the Appalachian range, (this species' native habitat?) dies from blight pretty consistently. Lost 4 billion trees in 40 years. Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by tunap 4y ago
If your vehicle is stolen, don't call a cop, call a reposessor. Their license plate surveillance/database can find any vehicle on a public road anywhere in the US in approaching real-time... If they choose to assist.
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by tunap 4y ago
Interesting citation on Qwest. Does anyone remember what happened to Nacchio & the top brass shortly after the revelations? Convicted of insider trading, for crimes every other Baby Bell participated in, all the way back to the founding
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by tunap 4y ago
The physical location where a field tech installs and implements technology &/or equipment. I worked in Building Automation Systems(BAS) in big box retail stores and covered >400 sites in 5 US states.
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by tunap 4y ago
>$20 billion (in development costs for SLS) to nothing (for Falcon Heavy) for the government, right? The comparison of billions spent on SLS while SpaceX cost is nothing, is disingenious. SpaceX receives many billions in subsidies. This
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by tunap 4y ago
Believe it, or not. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/09/analog-last-defense-ag... edit: removed unnecessary words.
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by tunap 4y ago
>This is like people taking roadtrip across the United States who are only willing to go 1/4 mile off the federal highway. Urban Spoon was an amazing resource for us road warrior types. I found many fantastic places > 1/4 mi
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by tunap 4y ago
6: DRM control over what the user can/cannot listen to.
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by tunap 4y ago
'Consumers' consume whatever is given, it seems. With the exception of the phys kb, each of those omissions lead directly to more control & revenue for the producer(s). Cheaper to build, as well. People did not "choose&qu
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by tunap 4y ago
>As long as competition remains real I think there will always be a manufacturer or model that gives you close to what you want. Like a 3.5mm heaphone jack, expandable storage, replaceable batteries & a physical keyboard on my smart(
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by tunap 4y ago
It's hard to gain click traction without alarming FUD. I, for one, welcome this news and celebrate it with an upvote!
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by tunap 4y ago
Space (dot) com has been a low effort tabloid for sometime, now. Before ESA pulled their 'Portal To The Universe' RSS feed, it was a great aggregator of solid astro news from around the world, littered with Space (dot) com's
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by tunap 4y ago
For Niagra & Ubiquiti platforms, I have had to install JRE 7, then upgrade to 8 to get them to work properly. YMMV
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by tunap 4y ago
Heh, he had it wiped professionally and then wiped it two more times, himself. Interesting background, as the recordings came from an informer, who's recordings in question were made of his own volition... in hopes to provide more evid
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by tunap 4y ago
And now they're not making LCDs. Or, anything else there. While building new facilities where the labor is cheap, despite the PR grandstanding a few years back. Sounds to me like WI is SOL.
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by tunap 4y ago
Sort of both points. They have a plant built and they have yet to put it to use. All the while, they are opening new factories elsewhere. From TFA: >Foxconn also reportedly considered using the site to make electric vehicles and other el
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by tunap 4y ago
I suppose this means Wisconsin is SOL. https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/25/foxconn_wisconsin_fac...

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