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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
They're good lessons, so why insult it? Why mock quality storytelling that makes good impressions on people?
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
My first build was an AMD "Venice" 3000+. Stock 2.8 GHz, I think I got it to 3.4 GHz with a DFI LANParty! motherboard and 512MB of DDR-600. Second CPU was a Pentium D, the first Intel generation of dual-core. Stock 2.66 GHz, I got
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
What's the reason to be on Trump's side? He's not on America's.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Then the republic of already dead, because republicans will never believe their eyes.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I do know several, including my dad, who when talking to him about life, love, poetry or movies is a nice guy, and doesn't wish harm on the people he meets. But he lacks empathy for groups of people he's never interacted with, and
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I think the above person is correct, and you are on the right track. I'm not hopeful for a full Constitutional Convention, but every possible effort by any means must be made to put into law every "unwritten norm" that the Tr
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I recommend this short piece, "The Missing Mood"[0]. It describes the concept that the motive and behavior of someone as it relates to a proposed set of actions is important. e.g. Someone proposing war might be correct, but one ho
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
One could call facilitators of his self-enrichment and abuse of office "flatterers".
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
edit to say: Apparently GrapheneOS has an image backup feature, which I will investigate shortly. So perhaps what you're asking for exists!
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I agree. Here's my method. I have my passwords on proton pass with 2fa. I back my pics to private cloud storage. I keep 2fa backup codes in my wallet. Wiping the phone on a whim is a minor inconvenience. Full image restoration would be
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
That's what I want from my e-reader device too. Yet being able to turn a $140 e-ink tablet into a general purpose tool is really neat.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
It will be interesting if or when someone tries to enforce that perspective. Good luck proving an online contributor used AI on a merge request. Perhaps we'll have new iterations of FOSS licenses to adjust to legal declarations.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Maybe it's distro packaging, but I suspect it's the kernel, too: In the 20 years I have dipped my toes into Linux, there is no better time to be a desktop user than today. With CachyOS and modern kernel, I have zero audio issues,
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I'm aware, and my comment isn't meant to be a challenge to anyone's sacred honor. I was observing a juxtaposition.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Is it part of the joke that the site is intentionally over-pixelated while the author critiques readability? (edit: I don't mind esoteric design and I play old games. I found it funny to see a blog with aesthetics that are not optimize
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Running their sandboxed Play, I can run everything. The only thing I notice in the US is some banking apps (stupidly, idiotically, moronically) force 2FA on every login instead of trusting biometric entirely like they do on stock OS.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Since we're speculating here, I hope whatever phone you have allows you to lock the bootloader (My oneplus doesn't after installing LineageOS). And certainly NSA has no way of infiltrating AOSP or less hardened chipsets.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Did you check the forums or research for any benign reason that could happen? I've run Graphene on Pixel 9 and 10 and never had such battery issues.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
In that case I would support promoting 20+ mph e-bikes as e-scooters, make them easy to get, cheap/free to license and call it a day. "Bikes" with 20-30mph speed are awesome, much healthier than gas vespas, and much cheaper a
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I've been discussing this with friends. I rue waking up, knowing the day that awaits, so I stay up as long as I can to avoid the time warp.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Do you really believe the level of effort for human LEO to track license plates is the same as a bunch of AI enabled cameras? Do you think the level of effort to correlate that data between people is the same with a bunch of people with exc
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
When I stood up some sites last year, I used codenames for the subdomains thinking I was obfuscating a little. I didn't know about the transparency logs until months later.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Both allow cops to track people as they travel without a warrant.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
They brought back notification LEDs via the camera flash. Interesting.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
If you like omnipresent surveillance, just say it.
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
>I don't know anyone who seriously claims that there's an expectation of privacy on public roads Hello, I'm here. Practically, we do have privacy in public pre-AI. We weren't entitled to complete anonymity, but the ab
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Here's my rebuttal: I don't want police sitting down and writing every license plate down 24/7 on every street corner tracking my every movement. That's bad . And they don't do that now, so saying "it happen
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
I wonder how accurate that is. As in, these screenings are meant to detect early signs of issues like diabetes, liver problems, cholesterol, blood pressure, and so on. Is the case that many people are healthy and don't need it? That we
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
What country are you in? Not challenging, I'm gathering perspective. I am in the US with health insurance through my employer and I get blood tests every 6-12 months to check for abnormalities as well as a standard interview for how I&
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by unethical_ban 2mo ago
Wrong. Totally. Options on GME and win/loss bets on basketball and dog racing are not the same as the level of prop bets and betting on things occuring. Totally completely wrong.

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