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by zipwitch 12y ago
Reading this I realized something - I no longer trust online advertising. At all. Some years ago, I recall shopping for plane tickets and cheerfully clicking on the advertised results on Google. Now I actively avoid it. I've regularly
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by zipwitch 12y ago
God damn it. Please warn people before posting cognitive hazards.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
Uber is so cute, outlaws pretending to be a corporation. How long before the executives are jailed or shot?
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by zipwitch 12y ago
A Manned Mars Mission has been 20 years out for 40 years, just like fusion power.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
I suspect that in turn depends on whether we're able to create 'digital' humans or not.(I'm not weighing in on whether or not we'll be able to, just pointing out that if we can, 'manned' interstellar trave
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by zipwitch 12y ago
given the degree of throttling, it would be more accurate to analogize that after two cups, they got refills by the teaspoon
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by zipwitch 12y ago
Building a police state, one raid and threat at a time.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
Practice for treating humans like animals?
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by zipwitch 12y ago
Unless you know the right magic spells to invoke in order to keep the demons away. I know one that goes, "I'm not consenting to any searches. Am I free to go? Am I under arrest?" If you keep chanting it in the right tone, the
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by zipwitch 12y ago
It's the "fuck the rule of law" technicality. Coming soon, to a police state near you!
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by zipwitch 12y ago
What, again? It feels like I hear some variation of this about once a quarter now.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
If you're commenting here, you've almost certainly googled the Tor Project or Tails, and have read at least one Linux Journal article, so you're already classed as a dangerous extremist and some NSA employee is busy seeing if
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by zipwitch 12y ago
Kill them. Kill them with fire. While we still can. If we still can.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
While I certainly enjoy my comics, "most intricate fictional narrative in history"? I think not.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
I'm sorry you had to learn this way, but you have now learned one of the lessons that everyone who has anything to do with computers has (or ought) to learn: don't trust Dell, don't buy Dell, don't use Dell.
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by zipwitch 12y ago
While it's true that the average population density of the US is low compared to much of the rest of the world, that is due to including the US's vast empty spaces, mainly in the West. The vast majority of US citizens live in dens
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by zipwitch 13y ago
Don't forget wrecking the US Postal Service so that her husband's real estate company can profit.