CommanderData

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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   Brits wouldn't even die for Britain according to polls, even if it was for Ukraine.
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   I don't think Ukraine would be the only country to suffer a nuclear strike if Russia were to launch one.
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   Government could force car tyre companies to invest in developing plastic free tyre alternatives? If there's no regulation then there's no will or urgency to waste money doing so.
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   With DNS over HTTPS and others, this is becoming less possible. I think Chrome does this by default on some platforms.
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   Robots.txt? Just send a fake user agent.
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   Taint the algorithm away from what exactly?
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   It's freedom of speech until you say bad stuff about Americas 51st state in the middle east that's killing on average 5 children every day with our tax money. That was not the freedom of speech your supposed to hear on social medi
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   I laughed when I read about this pro-palestine propaganda group. There's no organized state sponsorship of online astroturfing like Israel. Norman Finkelstein puts it nicely: https://youtube.com/shorts/M0ZnnjQ3tAQ
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   by CommanderData 2y ago

   Israel's practices are historically so insidious. The more I learn about that state the more disturbing it is. People have said it before but the clear internet is increasingly under Israel's influence. X's have silenced so m
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Assets cant be shipped overseas. They are here, in the UK. That's the beauty of it. Taxes can force them back to UK ownership. The rich are buying the only asset the middle class will ever probably own, housing.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Should be illegal but I'm sure tech companies want this loophole to remain. Anyone based in the US/UK should be an advocate for keeping jobs local for their own long term job security. Anyone who argues the opposite baffles me (so
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    The return on property is too good to pass up to an investor. This is a step in the right direction and need something like this in the UK.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    This is excellent, assets like property don't grow on trees and needs to be protected from foreign investors. Absolutely need something like this in the UK.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    I'm angry but in a good way.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Soon we'll be in an era where our vehicles are geofenced. Stop people driving to protests? areas of strategic interest? congestion? Yep that's all coming quick.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Soon enough we'll have the best of both worlds. High taxes, stripped out NHS then American style medical and bankruptcy. Can't wait for people to moan about it on LBC.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    I have the same problem listening to the host. Eager to peddle nonsense blindly has put me off watching his podcasts entirely, and a lack of critique. But sadly it's true of many YouTube podcasts today.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Strange government intelligence entities would need to use third party data brokers. One would assume they have a aggregation of all cell phone location data historically with countries with intelligence agreements.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    The best person to ask would be the an good fraud chief. Maybe not this one though.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Your app is a massive target, if your domain or web server is taken over, what implications would this have on the end users using your app (if any)?
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Would prefer everything is hosted on GitHub to reduce the attack surface. But this is cool!
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Thanks for posting this , must of missed this piece of news.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    I was thinking due to modified code and copyleft/GPL it could force copyleft on Workstation, but I may have misunderstood how it works.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    I'm no expert on licensing but I seem to remember GPL requires making available source if using and if the GPL project is modified, though I could be entirely mistaken.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Having used Workstation, the graphic performance inside its GUI is really nice, it's better than anything else on the market by a far margin. It performs better than virt-manager/qemu on Linux. Could this move require VMWare/
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Tried? All social media is blatantly censored and Pro-Palestine media suppressed. The truth will come out but by then the primary objective is complete.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Is there a way to train this on common AI voices from video games/movies, I'd very much like a voice assistant to sound like Father/Mother from Alien or Dead Space.
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    What control does it have over the baseband / modem or lack thereof?
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Sounds like a bargain. Any idea how long your servers will last until you need to upgrade to the latest GPU/HW?
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    by CommanderData 2y ago

    Interesting, never knew this. Do modern pagers transmit any RF at all?