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by entriesfull 1y ago
Boggles my mind how we all have cellphones capable of forming a massive (global?) wireless mesh network that can't be shutoff/censored (without jamming). Get rid of ISPs. Get rid of all these garbage social media (government honey
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by entriesfull 2y ago
Good riddance. We The People will continue to build open and decentralized/anonymous platforms that don't spread government propaganda.
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Bull crap. I personally was on probation as a juvenile for a petty offense. One day the PO asks my parents to take me to talk with her to see how I'm doing. She then asked me for a facebook password and I refused. After which she put m
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Can they take a step forward and fix their drug crises, homelessness, and corruption first? Oh wait, helping the poor doesn't make those holding stocks in these companies any money. Maybe they can propulse their rockets with their poli
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by entriesfull 3y ago
The only cure to these people in power suppressing free speech is by creating decentralized tools. All of these platforms have backdoors for governments to censor free speech. They knew well ahead that this virus was spreading and did absol
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Anyone else find it disgusting how crypto (btc) was created to give people freedom from centralized authorities and then centralized companies like this do the complete opposite? Here's an article going more in depth about the shadines
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by entriesfull 3y ago
So this is literally the same thing as AMD's Zenbleed vulnerability? Ridiculous how these companies make so much money and are completely incompetent at handling security. Theoretically, this can be mitigated permanently by disabling h
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Sorry, I can only make games that are fair to each player. Not a completely rigged game where the ones with most points can stay on top using rhetoric, lies, and financial corruption.
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by entriesfull 3y ago
So what's stopping these people that claim to be so righteous by using canaries from lying to you? Anyhow the ISPs and internet backbones are all tapped as many whistle-blowers have already revealed.
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by entriesfull 3y ago
What made Feynman a great scientist was that he could explain hard things in a simple manner. If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough. Try to explain that to string theorist. No wonder quantum mech
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by entriesfull 3y ago
From the book, he mentions how quickly people began to anthropomorphize his program ELIZA. His secretary even asked him to leave the room to have a private conversation with it. He then had an idea to rig the program so that he could be the
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by entriesfull 3y ago
And these big companies will keep abusing people because there are no better alternatives (from what I know, please link better alternatives to this garbage called X).
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by entriesfull 3y ago
I hope people begin realizing by this move that this guy is a complete fraud. Government funded puppet and media clickbait egotist. The nerve of this guy to call his company "Tesla" after a genius that could vividly model his idea
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Just a reminder that Hitler and Stalin would be so jealous at the amount of power these governments have compared to them: 1. Force twitter, fb, blah blah to shadowban anyone that criticizes their lies 2. Backdoor any device made by Google,
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Can people stop pretending already that these governments actually go through legal systems to backdoor and spy on people?? These patriot act type laws are just there to normalize their spying crimes in your eyes. Also to make people self c
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by entriesfull 3y ago
Which is why I didn't mention C along with those other languages that are spaghetti. C is simple, clean, and won't get in your way. That last part is why most serious bugs occur. Unless the language is built from the ground up to
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by entriesfull 3y ago
> but how many more of the unavoided logic errors will be created by using a language which is far more complicated, less clear, and readable/reviewable to far fewer people? Can we stop pushing this false narrative about Rust being
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by entriesfull 3y ago
My question is, if we all know now by now how privacy invasive these hardware/software vendors are, why do we still buy and support their products? Is it really so hard for open source hardware to become a thing? I'd trade in my i
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by entriesfull 3y ago
It's almost as though these "Democratic" countries don't want their rich and powerful held accountable for crimes. /s