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EasyMark
21d ago
I've worn one, you forget it's there fairly quickly. It really isn't a big deal. I wore it for a month (2 of them @ 2weeks each) and it wasn't a big deal at all. Ijust wanted to watch how my eating affected my glucose in
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25d ago
Agnostic, but I'll throw my prayers in for this one
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25d ago
unless you're willing to do it, then I don't think you can ask others to do it. garbage bag = small dismeanor, sawsall = felony
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25d ago
I believe so, but they'll drag their feet on getting it back to the person
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25d ago
well hopefully this snowballs and most public facing cameras other than private ones by people and businesses go extinct (state run cameras). We don't need to be recording every citizen's movement "just in case" . Societ
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25d ago
Sometimes the only way is civil disobedience to get the point across to paid off politicians and ones that overly friendly to sacrificing our rights to may the cops happy.
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1mo ago
it does, and works almost as well as ublock for most things, but isn't nearly as flexible.
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1mo ago
sometimes the "law" is wrong and the public has to show the people they voted for that it is wrong through civil disobedience.
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1mo ago
They're doing the Lord's work
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1mo ago
Yeah I've been saying this for years, throw all the bums out. It takes them losing power to get the message.
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1mo ago
It seems likely they retain the whole video for a bit, but that is a huge amount of data, so then it's better to finger print and timestamp and toss the video after x days.
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1mo ago
I mean who cares about their vulnerabilities? I'm more concerned they simply exist and attempting to put 24/7 surveillance on everyone, the whole concept is rotten. I trust the hackers more lol
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1mo ago
yet he backs up what he says with sources, unlike Fox Talking Heads shows. He clearly has a left bias, but at least he usually has firm grounding and examples, unlike the nuts on Fox, OAN, etc
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EasyMark
1mo ago
It's a news aggregator for tech and related news and discussion. I wouldn't want a highly politicized filtering of everything incoming, so you have to take the good with the bad (in your opinion)
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1mo ago
We aren't judging individuals here, we're talking about trends and probabilies. I know a couple cops that are fine, and pretty sure aren't abusing their spouses, but that doesn't invalidate the statistics that they have
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1mo ago
That's not too unexpected because the career often attract aggressive types of people
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1mo ago
yep it's pretty easy to scan a frame and store the info as "blue car 17:25:36 20260805 WXC7868" and toss the video info if all you want is civilian tracking.
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1mo ago
Does chrome claim to be an OS? or are you talking about chrome os which is an OS built on top of a Linux kernel, kind of like ubuntu or redhat
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1mo ago
smells like lock-in to me.
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2mo ago
This is not something I have a real issue with. Most of my privacy concerns are with my own government (the USA, Flock, various TLAs have unfettered communications access in violation of the 4th amendment, etc). I think the exchange of info
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2mo ago
While this is good, I wish California would do it. It will never happen under a MAGA regime since the rights of corporate persons override those of real persons.
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3mo ago
It is, but I have been suspicious of redhat since IBM bought them and feel the rugpull could come at any old time.
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3mo ago
Ah so when the AIpocalypse finally happens and the rest of us are foraging off the lands around the fortress manors of the leftover billionaires, with their humanoid clankers, I'll be ready. My superior tendency to get roadsick quickly
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3mo ago
Like in "Hello, Tomorrow" ?
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3mo ago
Yeah not sure what they're talking about, that's how I do it too
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3mo ago
right, they definitely want depopulation down to the levels their paid hacks tell them is sustainable for a compliant population, "saving the earth", and continue to lives out as gods.
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3mo ago
They want us replaced by machines that are 100% compliant slaves, they're hoping for AI with human capabilities (or better) and no will to pushback at their tyrannical natures.
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3mo ago
It is. They want to monitor every second of our lives and put it through current computer systems and salivating on what they can glean from it in future generations of AI. All the bureaucrats and politicians crave is control over everythin
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4mo ago
I lot of management types really do not want to hear this. They don't like the idea of employees having 3 idle days to recover and reload on a long weekend. They don't understand that being happy(er) can actually improve productiv
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4mo ago
There really is no rhyme or reason to this insanity. Even someone who wants less immigration shouldn't be able to see this as anything other than insanity. The current administration is pathetic beyond belief.
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