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Lydian Lion Coin of Electrum
(mintageworld.com)
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There's basically three approaches a company that implements E2EE can take: 1. Anything-goes. Accept that customers will use it for evil and for good, and justify allowing the former by the latter. 2. Lie to customers. Eg: include a ba
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The parent comment is anything but 'bull'. To date, every single messenger app with E2E encryption has wound up becoming popular with unsavory groups like ISIS, Atomwoffen, organized criminals, etc. While I'm personally uncom
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My comment is tabloid-level and I'm not a psychologist. That disclaimed, it wouldn't surprise me if Elon Musk is a psychopath; it sounds like his father's personality would not benefit a child's mental health https:
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(2010)
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Yes. The time of day the user posts can reveal to their time zone. People often leave comments that reveal their age or gender. If the user mentions a business or product name, it might only available in certain part of the world. Many peop
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5y ago
To gruntle meant making little grunty complaining sounds all the time
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I'm thrilled at the spike. That reaction is completely alien to me. There's probably more to it than "More people who aren't me have lethal weapons... fantastic!" but on a surface level, it's hard to
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5y ago
Thanks for clarifying.
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Whether or not Swift succeeds at being memory-safe, in theory, it's supposed to be.
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No need to gatekeep education. Well, there's a need if one actually wants to learn something. A novice generally isn't in a position to know whom they can trust to teach them. The internet could use, specifically when it c
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I don't know how recent that statistic is, but the statistics Duolingo released a few years back were misleading. I believe Duolingo claimed, for example, that Swedish speakers were most interested in learning Arabic, but they left out
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5y ago
According to Hitchcock it just means Columbo is a Suspense show, rather than a Mystery: https://youtu.be/-Xs111uH9ss
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America has a history of minimizing the importance of slavery to ease tensions with the confederate states. It's beyond me why any reasonable person would want to sift through manure on a racist propaganda site to minimize it further.
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VDARE is an American far-right website promoting opposition to immigration to the United States. It is associated with white supremacy, white nationalism, Neo-Nazism and the alt-right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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I'm not a DaringFireball fan, but this software is one of the incredibly rare (these days) Mac apps that isn't garbage. I considered posting a link here to this app months ago but was worried that would seem like spam. I have no c
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TextSniper
(daringfireball.net)
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Apple Business Model: A Naive Nostalgic Look
(mondaynote.com)
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Whether The Guardian is good or bad, it's one of the widest known and best selling newspapers in the English-speaking world so asking people here not to post Guardian links is unlikely to work.
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Museums Can Renew America Through the Semiquincentennial
(aam-us.org)
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Too bad Dante's not around to add a tenth ring of hell to the Inferno.
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Sure, maybe one bitcoin warlord will conquer all the others. Then we can all live as his slaves in a peaceful world... a smoldering, radioactive, miserable but peaceful world.
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An Interview with Frank Capra (1971)
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Human trafficking, illegal arms sales, ransomware attacks every day, one of the world's richest men pumping and dumping a meme coin... no big deal? It might be that 'most societal advancements are crimes in the beginning' but
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VP of Integrity... at Facebook.
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Does it have an option permanently to scramble the video a month after the warranty runs out?
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US cracks down on “Fulfilled by Amazon,” citing sale of 400k hazardous items
(arstechnica.com)
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That's not what people who advocate for absolute free speech think. I have no opinion on that. My comment was about the statement 'free speech is not an absolute human right' whose truth is obvious enough to not be ve
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uniqueid
5y ago
Great comment. Thanks for the correction.
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