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by badrabbit 5y ago
Floating cities like cruise lines are bad for inhabitants but good for a pandemic in that they are easy to isolate and enforce control measures onboard.
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by badrabbit 5y ago
Is anything in crypto world history? I thought something had to be a few decades old to be considered historic.
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3D Imaging using mmwave 5G signals(sci-hub.st)
2 points by badrabbit 5y ago|0 comments
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by badrabbit 5y ago
This is what i mean: https://sci-hub.st/downloads/2020-11-04/ff/guan2020.pdf?rand...
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by badrabbit 5y ago
5G is a generation of cellular network tech that allows higeher frequency and more spread out (oversimplifying a bit) cell "towers". Even if you don't use 5G (or any tech at all) it can be used to track your movement with go
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by badrabbit 5y ago
I know what you say is possible but that's my point. That's why we have laws. The government and corporations/feudals use to be able to do a lot worse but now we have laws and enforcement of those laws.
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by badrabbit 5y ago
Why is no one talking about the privacy implications of 5G (and by no one I mean mainstream adoption efforts)? It feels like all the nutcase 5G conspiracy theories are to distract from the real issue at hand, which is that the legal and soc
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by badrabbit 5y ago
Ok, so OP asks where are all the Show HN's and all the comments are advertising people's past Show HN's instead of addressing why OP isn't finding many of them? Maybe I am overthinking this because I resent advertising d
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Eric Zimmerman's Tools for Windows Forensics(ericzimmerman.github.io)
3 points by badrabbit 5y ago|0 comments
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by badrabbit 5y ago
No, I mean per day. I measured this over a long time. That's why I said meausre and find out for yourself. That said 1000 veggie calories is nothing but a 1000 carb calorie means small but measurable weight gain for me. Perhaps I am su
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by badrabbit 5y ago
I have used Signal for many years as well, I am now trying to move away from it because while the security is nice, it lacks a good backup/restore mechanism. All the critical data I recieved or sent on it is encrypted and even with the
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by badrabbit 5y ago
I sit all day in front of a pc or computer. If I don't work out, 400c calories is my weight gain threshold. You can even get away with guestimating calorie intake but what most people miss is when they think everyone burns 2500 cal&#x2
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by badrabbit 5y ago
As an atheist I would expect you to understand "good" in your opinion might be "bad" in others'. For example, I think some forms of oppression are good. Like by all means opress jihadism,death cults and hardline co
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by badrabbit 5y ago
The problem is the question itself, both the one you asked and the one the researchers asked. Is it recognizing ethnicity or race? Clumping ethnicities as "race" is the social construct. It's not just skin that is different b
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by badrabbit 5y ago
I agree about consequence. Both for speech and religion however, you are protected from and you are free from consequence by the government!
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by badrabbit 5y ago
There are established laws that take all it that into account. But new law should be crafted with people's legitimate beliefs in mind. You mention murder but how about something more controversial like a Christian baker being forced to
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by badrabbit 5y ago
Telling people they can have a religion but they can't practice it is as laughabaly silly as telling them they have freedom of speech so long as they don't say undesirable things. The entire point of a religion is implementation a
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by badrabbit 5y ago
You are applying your own understanding and rules of benevolence to an Almighty creator you cannot even begin to understand. Let me spin it to you this way, if humans do evil then should an Almighty and Benevolent God ignore such evil (beco
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by badrabbit 5y ago
I disagree. It is the most reasonable conclusion that originating all things means the originator can do all things with those things and knows all there is to know about the orignated things.
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by badrabbit 5y ago
> … it would mean He chooses to hurt and kill people and that is bad. For humans, hurting other humans is bad. Why would one presume the same applies to the creator of all things? Because God created all things, including all laws of abs
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Incident response procedures exist to address this as does forensic analysis. But each org might fail at eradication (hardest phase of IR) and get reinfected. It is hard but doable imo
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by badrabbit 6y ago
> 1) if your air-gapped computer has malware that can do this, you've already lost Ughh...no? Delivering malware to airgapped computers is not the difficult task. If you have sophisticated persistent attackers then they will figure
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by badrabbit 6y ago
V8 is superior for sure but to make matters even worse, tech companies refuse to support firefox breaking feedback that would have aided its development. Users will not subit a github issue/bugzilla. Also, if you think that product is
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Debatable. The lawyer is working for his clients therefore his reading of the file binds the company to its conditions.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Make public only a third of stocks?
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Yes it is. Justice is setting scores with legitimate authority. I wouldn't use the term but despite hyperboles used in the parent comment this sort of thing is very common. HN would be cheering Sen. Warren if it was Exxon and the subj
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Sentator Warren has made most of her career lashing out and taking action against out of control corporations. Google just happens to be the corporation most out of control (Alphabet really). Politicians are supposed to represent their cons
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Maybe your travel can be restricted wirelessly? I bet governments salivate over this. But wireless charging would be awesome. Just charge at any parking lot without doing anything.
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by badrabbit 6y ago
Or do the same thing. A scammer is a scammer, people don't become one because they lack options, it's because they don't care how they harm others to have what they want. Same goes for serial killers and murders and really ni
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Ask HN: What usable mobile phone do you recommend for privacy conscious users?
17 points by badrabbit 6y ago|7 comments

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