u8080

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by u8080 8mo ago
>revealing all psychological exploits you have to 3rd party corporation Scary shit
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by u8080 8mo ago
They hated him because he told the truth moment. Any iOS or Android app could in fact, download arbitrary content without you noticing, but corporations conditioned people to only raise alarms on torrents and other community efforts.
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by u8080 8mo ago
Seems this non-artificial intelligence model just too limited to understand concept of include path.
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by u8080 9mo ago
But those profits made possible by actually having other infrastructure parts existing(OS, hardware, marketing, etc).
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by u8080 9mo ago
Add some artificial bacon flavouring, starch and you will get "beef flavoured product" which most people would call "chemical".
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by u8080 9mo ago
"art"
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by u8080 9mo ago
So we have some closed-source systems(iPhones, AirTags, samsung analogs, etc) which enable owner(best case it is Apple "allowed" by you) to use established global "opt-out" tracking network?
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by u8080 9mo ago
>What is real banana? How much processing is allowed for it to be still real? Considering the selective breeding of banana, is banana even still real? This is arbitrary subjective qualifier, goes somewhere between "isoamyl acetate&q
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by u8080 9mo ago
Why everyone is so okay with wearing a tracking device? Usually there is a crowd who will bring NSA in every possible discussion, but apparently not for this worldwide functioning meter-precise tracking service?
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by u8080 9mo ago
>I honestly don't understand what people are trying to say when they use it Like, banana-flavoured milk product vs banana yogurt - seed oil and potato starch compound with artificial flavorings vs REAL milk yoghurt with REAL banana.
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by u8080 9mo ago
UK citizens already lost legislative war, now government has a valid enforcing reason for IP blocks, DPI, etc. Just a recap how it happened in Russia: 1. First, year ~2015 legal framework was created under disguise of banning pirated media(
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by u8080 9mo ago
>Central African Republic higher then Serbia >Ukraine higher then Cyprus LOL
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by u8080 9mo ago
Makes me giggle as Russian citizen since very similar rhetoric was used when establishing internet censorship in RU - let's protect our citizens from evil foreign entities from the internet.
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by u8080 9mo ago
Then they will simply advocate for state-wide DPI.
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by u8080 9mo ago
Because this is push to identify and track internet users, noone genuinly cares about kids.
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by u8080 9mo ago
EU-based troll farms are for long time in RUnet already (i.e. FRF) along with EU-aligned russian language media who spread certain narratives.
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by u8080 9mo ago
If you let your govt abuse your rights, you will end in the same spot.
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by u8080 9mo ago
>You have to pay a "radio tax" to help funding press I mean, same as in most countries taxpayers effectively sponsor government propaganda.
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by u8080 9mo ago
>still external companies that will hand over data from europeans The idea here is that EU three letter agencies also have access to your data
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by u8080 9mo ago
Indeed, but cost of life is different as well. People usually compare US Bay area net salaries to Western EU salaries - but there are so many different things to consider as well(rent, insurances, taxes, etc) which imo spoils any constructi
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by u8080 9mo ago
Hetzner/Linode were MITMing their client(jabber.ru): https://notes.valdikss.org.ru/jabber.ru-mitm/
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by u8080 9mo ago
Tech jobs in IT in Moscow are paid(net) relatively similar to what you could get in EU.
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by u8080 9mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diboERFAjkE pretty much this
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by u8080 9mo ago
Short the stocks then, lol. When people do this kind of predictions, they often driven by emotional reaction. Best thing to switch actual evaluation on certain hypothesis is to make actual risks cost something.
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by u8080 9mo ago
This is truth since it was fact-checked by leading independent EU fact-checkers.
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by u8080 9mo ago
>uncomfortable seats, no happy families around for longer than 10 minutes Which is probably also net positive for business - similar to loud music in the pubs is a deliberate choice so people could focus on drinking rather than talking?
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by u8080 9mo ago
>these things are hard to document No, it's not.
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by u8080 9mo ago
>30x smaller Russia is ~144 million people, I don't think there is 4.8 mil people in Ukraine tbh.
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by u8080 9mo ago
You could just flood Meshtastic channel with valid traffic specifically
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by u8080 9mo ago
As well as .debs and other

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