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WrongOnInternet
7mo ago
https://deflock.org/map provides a crowd sourced map showing the known locations of flock cameras for anyone interested in knowing where Big Brother is watching.
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8mo ago
"I've got nothing to hide" is another way of saying "I don't have friends that trust me," which is another way of saying" I don't have friends."
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8mo ago
What would the gear shifter even do though?
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WrongOnInternet
11mo ago
Or the price of said product ($190)
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11mo ago
When I see the word "illustrated," I expect to see graphs or something that would help me visualize how linear algebra works. The only thing "illustrated" about this post is that he hand drew some table which could have
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WrongOnInternet
1y ago
You rub your eyes for a few seconds, not 10 minutes. Read the first Q in the FAQ.
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WrongOnInternet
1y ago
IMHO, this is just another example of something that would be better off as a website/webapp than a native app. If anything, having an app that tracks ICE agents installed on your device seems more like a liability than an asset.
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1y ago
The problem with this approach is that it is easily bypassed. Simply point your camera at a high quality monitor playing an AI generated video, and there you go, and authenticated AI video. In the future, video evidence is going to be as co
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1y ago
Some crop dusters fly under telephone wires. Not that its a good idea, but some do.
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1y ago
In 1942, Jewish doctors conducted the Warsaw Ghetto Hunger Study used the man made famine to study the physiological and psychological effects of hunger. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Ghetto_Hunger_Study Not al
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1y ago
Apparently it is possible, at least for some people, to "cure" aphantasia with a training technique is called "image streaming." I'm on the aphantasia side of the spectrum, and it has certainly help me see more vid
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1y ago
It was always Rage Bait, except Bait was spelled "Bate"
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WrongOnInternet
1y ago
Did you read the same article I did? The one I read seams to be celebrating her, not blaming.
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WrongOnInternet
1y ago
...And also lets make it so they can't encrypt their messages either. Big Brother needs to make sure they aren't sending nudes to people that shouldn't be seeing them.
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1y ago
I know I shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but that picture of him looking like a cult leader from an episode of Star Trek is all the explanation I need.
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1y ago
I've always chosen piracy for the privacy. I don't need a bunch of services building a profile on my viewing habits and tastes, then sharing that data with other businesses and governments. If I want a recommendation, I'll as
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1y ago
You say tomato, I say potato.
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1y ago
Surprised that the article never mentions psychedelics, because I experience something similar almost every time I am under the influence of one.
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1y ago
A bit more from the book (which is a great read, and available in it's entirety on archive.org): "To enable its agents to communicate over greater distances, the government had installed “repeaters” at high elevations to relay the
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1y ago
Intelligence Agencies
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1y ago
I should have said FBI radio encryption. I wonder if the technique would still work today...
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1y ago
Kevin Mitnick figured out how to get around police radio encryption in the 90's. From 'Ghost in the Wires': "Whenever I heard any hiss of communication, I’d hold down my Transmit button. That would send out a radio signa
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1y ago
Scott Manley made a video talking about what would happen if the modern logo was real: https://youtu.be/cBxb6LRFG08
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1y ago
I'm still waiting for the bugs in MSFS 2020 to be fixed.
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1y ago
Not to get all conspiratorial, but if I was an incel, or other type of woman-hating-man, with an axe to grind, creating an app to "protect" women and their dirty secrets, then having their data "breached" would be a pret
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1y ago
> the 225-solar-mass black hole was created by the coalescence of black holes each approximately 100 and 140 times the mass of the Sun. Does this mean that 15 solar masses were converted into energy? Because that's a LOT of energy.
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1y ago
Yes, thanks for doing the journalism that the author of the story could not be bothered to do.
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1y ago
> The court sentenced two of the former executives to prison for several years... Anyone here know German? I couldn't find a good translation for the number "several."
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1y ago
Fool me twice, shame on me.
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1y ago
I'm tired of articles with titles like "X makes Y bigger/faster/stronger," then never giving an answer to the obvious question: "How much?" This article is happy to tell you it costs $25M to develop , how
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