x220

14 ms·

91.
by x220 7y ago
Sure, but if the CIA, NSA, FBI, UK, China, and Russia are all trying to control nodes, they keep each other from getting a useful share of the nodes. There are many parties that would want to deanonymize the traffic.
92.
by x220 7y ago
What is amazon a near-monopoly in?
93.
by x220 7y ago
There are accents and colloquialisms spoken mostly by black people. Does that not count?
94.
by x220 7y ago
Yeah, that's one of the big problems with capitalism. The laws of microeconomics state that in a free market, the market will produce as many widgets as possible, using up all possible resources to do so. This isn't good for human
95.
by x220 7y ago
>Not hiring an Aspie because, say, we need a person who is comfortable with a lot of noise and distractions, is a skill-based decision No, that's discrimination. Autism is a disability and companies are required to make reasonable a
96.
by x220 7y ago
>Every “aspie” probably actively harms the mental health of a dozen ordinary people, but that’s invisible Replace "aspie" with "black man" and your entire response is blatantly prejudiced. In my experience this is a b
97.
by x220 7y ago
Autistic people are not awkward in the way that you are awkward, unless you're an undiagnosed autistic.
98.
by x220 7y ago
>you're whole life has single point of failure wontfix, working as intended. The startup wants you dependent on them for everything and to spend nearly all your waking hours inside their office so they can coerce your loyalty.
99.
by x220 7y ago
What if instead of discriminating by race, you don't hire people who live in mostly-black neighborhoods?
100.
by x220 7y ago
Yes, and they make "so brave" political statements like giving Obama a Peace prize, which to some has the appearance of controversy.
101.
by x220 7y ago
With computers you can automate oppression.
102.
by x220 7y ago
Just because it comes from within doesn't mean it's realistic to control it. People feel shame for complicated reasons, and to stop feeling shame about something would likely change parts of someone's personality. Maybe he or
103.
by x220 7y ago
They would still probably send nudes to your mother out of sadistic pleasure. Sometimes people get themselves into a situation where they have no good choices to make.
104.
by x220 7y ago
Actually, the best thing you could do would be to not send someone pictures of yourself you wouldn't like shared. Also, the scammer could just add them as friends first.
105.
by x220 7y ago
No, NVC would have you say "I feel X when I notice you doing Y." The way you phrased it implies blame.
106.
by x220 7y ago
Exactly, that's the point I'm trying to make.
107.
by x220 7y ago
Physicists are so sure that the theory of gravity is true, but to what extent has this been verified? Have they seen the gravity particle yet?
108.
by x220 7y ago
Here's how you figure out which half it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYu1pePYu-A (please excuse the shitpost effects, the video is still useful)
109.
by x220 7y ago
That's still money, it's just different currencies. Money (or currency) is something that is widely accepted to have value not from its inherent properties but because it is accepted everywhere in a transaction. If something is di
110.
by x220 7y ago
If you can say that people you disagree with have a phobia (a psychiatric disorder), I can say that trans people are mentally ill.
111.
by x220 7y ago
>His entire ethos, hell his entire telos, is to maximally hurt and control those who are not white, straight, preferably-Christian men Shapiro is Jewish .
112.
by x220 7y ago
So we shouldn't regulate these extraction practices because journalists don't use the right words to refer to these harmful practices?
113.
by x220 7y ago
If the transmission and storage isn't a problem, why hasn't Germany's carbon emissions from energy stayed roughly the same? Since 2000 they've invested a lot into solar and wind, and yet they still produce roughly the sa
114.
by x220 7y ago
>In France, the UK, Japan and the United States there are dumps of radioactive waste that are off-limits for the next couple of centuries In the US this might make people "feel bad" but it's not a real problem. In the sout
115.
by x220 7y ago
>Authors ignore the power storage problem, which causes lots of energy to be wasted. This "problem" is why we need nuclear. You can't store power generated by solar and wind, so when the sun goes down or the wind dies down
116.
by x220 7y ago
Perhaps they made a mistake and just used "fracking" to refer to this whole category of extraction techniques? If they did, does it make much of a difference? These techniques have got to end because they're not sustainable p
117.
by x220 7y ago
Generally, that is the way it works, but it is foolish to try and understand the legal system like it's software. If the venue is incorrect, the judge may more or less tell them to get lost. That's not the same as "not guilty
118.
by x220 7y ago
>This is also BS. My first hand experience with HK Police has been very positive and professional. Any riots with colour revolution approach and significant violence against law enforcement, major damages to public infrastructure like su
119.
by x220 7y ago
What do you mean by conceptual encoding?
120.
by x220 7y ago
Jesus Christ that's longer than a novel chapter. What kind of conceited ass actually writes this and thinks it's good?

More ›