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by d0lph 5y ago
It does not
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by d0lph 7y ago
You are the king of your computer, but if you don't create rules for your subjects they will do as they please.
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by d0lph 8y ago
I've noticed sometimes that the verdicts on snopes are very subjective. Especially in line with their political leanings.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Many VPN providers claim to not keep logs, and have varying levels of trustability.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Per the article coconut oil has more saturated fats than lard. Jeez people, read the article.
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by d0lph 8y ago
"Michels based her warning on the high proportion of saturated fat in coconut oil, which is known to raise levels of so-called LDL cholesterol, and so the risk of cardiovascular disease. Coconut oil contains more than 80% saturated fat
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by d0lph 8y ago
From the article, which does also mention the second law of thermodynamics. > Saying that weight gain is caused by excess calories is true, but meaningless. It tells you nothing about the actual cause. Most likely people were thin in the
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by d0lph 8y ago
Meditation has showed some promising results: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3772979/ Anecdotally it's very helpful to myself. Deep breathing can be part of CBT too.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Yes to the web interface. VCS kinda, the jobs are all XML files, but Jenkins has built in change history like Wikipedia allowing reverts and comparisons.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Censorship as a Service?
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by d0lph 8y ago
If they don't mention a name in the title it's probably not someone big.
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by d0lph 8y ago
I did a search for "Fiona Wilson Australia fixated" and got back a few articles, not familiar enough with AU news to determine what is tabloids and what is not. Please post if anyone finds something reputable.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Collusion among multiple persons would break that, whereas a verifiable distributed system would be unaffected.
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by d0lph 8y ago
The public already has placed trust in bitcoin, which has a fair bit of complexity. And there are people that don't have a lot of trust in our current voting methods. Can't stop conspiracy theorists really. I think with global war
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by d0lph 8y ago
Interesting it's allowed for by the 13th amendment. Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any p
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by d0lph 8y ago
How do you know nobody's vote was tampered with?
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by d0lph 8y ago
I personally don't understand how hashes work, I know _what_ they do, but not really how, just that they are not mathematically reversible. I should probably learn how exactly it works, since they extremely common. I think most people
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by d0lph 8y ago
1. Notes -> CSV -> MySQL 2. Hire someone in another country for below minimum wage 3. ... 4. Profit
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by d0lph 8y ago
Collusion of multiple parties meant to verify each other.
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by d0lph 8y ago
The ideal e-voting program/platform would increase security and verifiability. Right now I don't know if my vote has been tampered with. The secret ballot could be reproduced a number of ways, but I'm particularly fond of the
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by d0lph 8y ago
You will need to encrypt your vote, but they make forms of encryption that can be unlocked with multiple keys. The encryption would need to be written so there is a fail safe password that identifies the opposite party was voted for, to sto
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by d0lph 8y ago
> people will never do a complex blockchain verification People don't verify their vote now, so this is unimportant. > have a mechanism to be certain that no additional machine-generated ballots were added to the results This sho
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by d0lph 8y ago
If the only question left is whether or no it's easy enough, I think we're good and can find a solution for that problem too. > A counting room full of people counting paper ballots is a machine, and it's a transparent mac
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by d0lph 8y ago
> (1) The software is not doing anything nefarious Open source > (2) The software toolchain is not modifying the software in (1) to cause it to do something nefarious Use open source toolchains and hash the result. > (3) The softwa
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by d0lph 8y ago
Why is it impossible without doing those things?
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by d0lph 8y ago
Including paper ballots?
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by d0lph 8y ago
Is it really impossible though? I feel like we could eventually figure it out.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Seems unrelated, but I'm glad that idea went through scientific review.
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by d0lph 8y ago
You are free to criticize the US, as is China. But this is a thread about China, it seems you're not making an argument that the US is equally as bad as China. I suppose you could say there are more minorities in jail, but minorities t
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by d0lph 8y ago
I don't think we should buy goods produced by actual slave labor, I'm sure there are a lot of financial incentives with slave labor though.

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