Goety

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by Goety 5y ago
I'd buy it
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by Goety 5y ago
well said.
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by Goety 5y ago
>It is unconstitutional and wrong, it also sets a precedent, how long before the FBI finds out someone politically unpopular is being "investigated" another nice thing is that once they take your money good luck affording lawye
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by Goety 5y ago
People who are already privileged enough to work from home need more incentive to buy into services they used to use. Idk
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by Goety 5y ago
The pandemic killed a lot of good bets at Soft Bank. The rogue wave was not kind to anyone.
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by Goety 5y ago
Lets see who profits from this
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by Goety 5y ago
This might apply to the argument of cursive over print writing style
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by Goety 5y ago
I cant even access my streaming services without being snooped on per the 'privacy agreement.' Essentially my tv is bricked outside of traditional cable. I dont use or set up voice commands but the privacy agreement allows them to
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by Goety 5y ago
>Let's make it very, very expensive again. That is a small goal of GDPR.
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by Goety 5y ago
Well it will probably be an arms race between time, money, and efforts to mislead all data aggregation. Dealing with paid ideologues will be more difficult and harmful. With the past years hacks I don't see our databases being free of
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by Goety 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree and have experienced what you are presenting.
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by Goety 5y ago
That is the elephant in the room
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CISA urges orgs to patch actively exploited Windows SeriousSAM bug(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by Goety 5y ago|0 comments
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Apple fixes Mac battery drain, WebKit vulnerability in software updates(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Goety 5y ago|0 comments
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Splunk jumps 16% on report Cisco's made $20B-plus offer, its biggest ever(seekingalpha.com)
1 points by Goety 5y ago|0 comments
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by Goety 5y ago
"geomagnetic storm"
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Why do Americans have to pay much to file their tax returns when the IRS knows?(marketwatch.com)
38 points by Goety 5y ago|22 comments
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by Goety 5y ago
we already knew there are many small variations of nucleotides and even amino acids
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by Goety 5y ago
an army runs on their stomach and not anything else
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by Goety 5y ago
Tencent has a 40% stake in Epic
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by Goety 5y ago
>Is more privacy the solution? It is the only solution to prevent massive widespread reduction of freedom.
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by Goety 5y ago
yup
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by Goety 5y ago
>We should never ever rely on emails for anything important. Busy people will never get anything done otherwise. Not going to happen.
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by Goety 5y ago
Build it and I will subscribe
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Chinese scientists build factory robot that can read minds on the assembly line(scmp.com)
8 points by Goety 5y ago|1 comments
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by Goety 5y ago
Jesus why isn't this front page news? Every time this happens it is a chance for us to figure out how to avoid this. Due to climate change this will only get worse. People shouldn't have to 'just buy more provisions and you&#
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by Goety 5y ago
The new center of the world
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by Goety 5y ago
>It will take us decades to understand the effects. No it will take time to characterize the effects. Today we know exactly how and why it was designed.
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by Goety 5y ago
Digital ID/health seems dead in the water.
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by Goety 5y ago
Communications from old tech are much more legally protected than new ones. Fax is still used a lot in the US too for a variety of industries.

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