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The Abundance Delusion
(theatlantic.com)
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> bad (car oriented) infrastructure It's not an either-or. You can have streets which are car-friendly, bike-friendly, and pedestrian-friendly at the same time. Just look at the Dutch, they've been doing it for years. That is u
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If this Tempo blockchain truly delivers, it'll not be that difficult for anyone to create a decentralized exchange using smart contracts and AMMs. And you can create a Wrapped BTC to use as well. Also gold-backed stablecoins. Lightning
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> Tempo is a neutral, permissionless blockchain open for anyone to build on. > A diverse group of independent entities, including some of Tempo’s design partners, will run validator nodes initially before we transition to a permission
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Wiki Wars
(tabletmag.com)
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1y ago
There's also B612 Mono, for use in your text editor or terminal. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/B612+Mono
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The idea of a federated messenger is great, but there's no good implementation. Matrix only ever looked good because its only competition is XMPP, which is good but ancient compared to what we expect from messaging apps today (e.g. Dis
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1y ago
Using Monero is not much different from using Bitcoin. It's actually safer than Bitcoin in this regard, as you can't accidentally receive coins that are "tainted" by what previous owners did with them.
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I'll try to explain this in a nuanced manner, as someone who dislikes both sides of the narrative. The Democrats are sort of pro-immigration. Though for some reason, they strongly support illegal immigration, and seek to decriminalize
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I use several European banks, GrapheneOS works just fine. FYI, I know that Revolut is a Europe-wide bank which does not use Play integrity. In case anyone needs it. I've only had one non-banking app trigger the "used Play integrit
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1y ago
Monero is the cryptocurrency everyone uses for this. The userbase and community is completely separate from the Web3 NFT dog-coin crowd (unlike Bitcoin). There's also systems like PaySafeCard, which is accepted by Steam.
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But are not completely anonymous and can share your browsing activity with the government. At least with the EU's system. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44870161
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I'm tired of "normie AI" as well as the extreme hype & fear from people whom do not understand it. I like local open-source AI, LLMs are very useful and AI art is really cool.
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I disagree. If the market is stacked against you and it takes even 30 attempts to get a job through the usual job seeking process, then I question whether you're truly going to be happy and satisfied with whatever you happen to get off
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The better question is; why deploy AI if you could just use a touch screen kiosk? That would actually be an improvement over having to shout at a box.
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German Economist fined €16,100 for sarcastic X posts
(reclaimthenet.org)
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If you watch the actual video[0], you'll see that it's not that dramatic. Man says "18 thousand water cups", the AI appears to transfer the customer to an employee, who immediately picks up and takes over. There was neve
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Right. It could just be the usual suspects of misinformation (Reddit, click-hungry "journalists", certain YouTube/Tiktok creators) amplifying each other in a circle. Just like that "16 billion passwords data leak" e
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The protocols already exist. Deploy an I2P router for an effective darknet on the internet, or set up Yggdrasil for a next-generation decentralized & private internet alternative. An even easier start, just set up unfiltered encrypted D
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Absolutely true. 100%. Step 1 should be a cut-off age of 40 for being a politician, and a strong 2 term limit for both politicians and political parties.
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Yggdrasil is a decentralized mesh IPv6 network. It automatically forms one big network as more people connect together. It has end-to-end encryption, it's fast (unlike darknets), and it's pretty simple. In such a "splinternet
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4chan got hacked because of some outdated dependency used for uploading PDF files, which was some obscure feature only available to some boards. The actual website does get maintained.
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> The main problem now is that the product I bought now appears as a completely different product on that site, which is baffling, how can a product that’s been sold be “updated” with having a completely new photo, title, description, et
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I tried to brick my GrapheneOS installation (so you don't have to) (2024) [video]
(youtube.com)
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"Heated discussion" sounds like any comment voicing legitimate concern being hidden as "off-topic", and the entire discussion eventually being locked. Gives me Reddit vibes, I hope this is not how open web standards are
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It sounds to me like you have everything but the truth. "What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give in exchange for their soul?" Matthew 16:26
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Germany rejects US free speech criticism amid social media arrests
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Agreed. I'd actually like to buy an EV, but so far there are no candidates which meet my minimum requirements, which are pretty much what you said + serviceable by any mechanic with aftermarket parts + using Na-ion, not Li-ion batterie
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Yeah, I think I'm just going to buy some old Lada from some local Russian or Ukrainian guy. I know that they're not the most reliable cars, but at least anyone can make aftermarket parts for them — and they're easy to repair
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Important to note: Their anonymous solution is reported to be temporary until their digital ID system is released[1], which does not offer that same anonymity, but rather functions as a server-side OpenID-based authentication system.[2] Whi
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