marderfarker2

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by marderfarker2 5y ago
How do you recover information that is not there? Best you can do is guess what’s supposed to be there. That’s why I hate watching 4K AI “enhanced” historical films, it is akin to rewriting history.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
> US government Why should I trust what they have to say as opposed to, say, China’s government? Or any government at all that I did not vote for? I’m not a U.S. citizen nor on the payroll of CCP or whatnot.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I’d probably vomit if I see another “web3” or “decentralization”
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I don’t think inanimate objects can influence a person’s mind. However media can, especially when you see the same idea repeated everywhere.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I’ve always thought it to be the reverse, since the west has the whole world at their disposal (in terms of audience and technology penetration)
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
With debit card you hand the merchant your whole bank account and trust them to deduct an agreed amount. With credit card it becomes the bank’s problem. Anyway it doesn’t have to be like this. In China you scan a merchant code and enter th
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
My mind is blown. Especially when knowing my WRT54G would buckle if you so much as send it more than a dozen ICMP packets per second.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I’d rather the app be a master of one than a jack of all trades Plex is very good when it comes to “just works” for media consumption. That “just works” experience (API enrichment, artwork sourcing, device verification etc.) isn’t easy to m
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Those behavior boils down to human nature of shifting blame and responsibilities. I’m glad my parents droned into me that nobody can take care of my health except myself.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Energizer made phones fitting those specs exactly but it didn’t fly off the shelves.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
You also have to be aware of the language barrier/lack of voices from within China who can give you context of what is happening. News that you hear about China are mostly written by western media who has little to no clue about what a
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I think you will disappear if you offend anyone too powerful, even in first worlds/democratic countries.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
They’re not detached. They know everything about you and people around you to infer sentiments and make very good decisions.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
You’re not wrong. Mining operators tamper their energy meters so their usage don’t reflect in the bill. My neighbour turned his residence into a mining farm, judging by the ludicrous number of installed air conditioning lol.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Pharma probably learnt what worked for software: turn perpetual licenses into subscriptions. Chances are these “boosters” will become a quarterly occurrence, even when the virus pose little to no threat (to an already vaccinated person)
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
> restore some kind of physicality to my digital music collection If you want physicality then you’d encode the music onto the card itself, rather than point it to a URL or anything that is ephemeral.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Do they provide free IPv4 for the x86 instances?
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Huh. I went out of my way to buy a 2in1 touchscreen laptop despite not using the 2in1 feature precisely because I know the manufacturer has designed the hinges and casing to be stronger for that use case, so that it doesn’t break easily. Av
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
The day Chrome (and it’s derivatives) kill my extensions, is the day I switch to Firefox. I cannot live without my adblocking.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
It’s funny that you mention mobility. I usually see people stuck an extra slab of USB C to HDMI/USB hub beside their thinnest and lightest Apple laptops so that they can use peripherals.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
I don’t think it is ever intended to be a privacy guard but data exfiltration prevention and admittedly to control the narrative, as does with every country including your own for obvious reasons.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Those are torrent indexes, which is not part of BitTorrent. They’re not essential to function. BitTorrent do come with centralized trackers but they are designed to not hold any payload.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
There isn’t a “top of the hierarchy node” in BitTorrent. Everyone gets treated the same less some tit for tat rules which usually don’t apply because a swarm usually has that 1 or 2 altruistic seeders.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Jokes on you, consoles have also been out stock since forever.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
He gotta make full use of those hardware somehow, by throwing unnecessary software at it.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
It’s worth half a billion in theory.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
This is why China bans these companies long ago. Imagine handing your population’s intel on a silver platter to your adversary.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
Maybe it is an indication of overpopulation and too much automation. Too many people but too few jobs to go around.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
This is why I only browse twitter from my notifications panel. Twitter is great when it serves its purpose of being a 140 char log of people that matter.
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by marderfarker2 5y ago
As if click farms can’t spoof accelerometer already? Or skip physical hardware altogether.

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