mistrial9

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by mistrial9 3d ago
> it's on the same circuit as the infotainment system isn't it not-funny that the super-invasive Google profiling and ID checks are also part of "Google Play" ?
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by mistrial9 4d ago
you can bet any spicey stuff went into your dossier, too
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by mistrial9 5d ago
I agree with the sentiment but you lack context. The SuperFund has been a training ground for stall-and-pad-billing for decades. Certain bureaucrats gained lifetime employment for stall-and-declare skills. Critics on all sides have ample am
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by mistrial9 8d ago
I just tried to pay my elderly neighbors cell phone bill here in California. I will spare you the details. Is all of this really required? It reminds me of a time when credit and credit cards were flying fast. Large losses started appearing
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by mistrial9 8d ago
Hollywood is its own worst enemy. The number of giant scandals and last-minute game changes are innumerable. As is widely documented, the extensive and stable assets of Hollywood studios are not being used on the best of days. Cry no tears
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by mistrial9 10d ago
https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/eupl/do...
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by mistrial9 11d ago
ok - I am impressed that you quote Michael Mann! yes agree there are loudmouths on all sides of this topic. Thank you for the considered reply
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by mistrial9 11d ago
fourth airport opening in the DC area this week, the news says
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by mistrial9 11d ago
who wants a "strict vegan diet" ? I see detractors who want to derail the topic using distasteful, demanding examples..
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by mistrial9 12d ago
https://proj.org/operations/projections/eqearth.html no?
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by mistrial9 12d ago
“Aye, scallywag, yer SCOTUS rulings reading ain’t fit for kindergarten; read the chart again: official acts may be immune, but private crimes still face prosecution.”
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by mistrial9 12d ago
no this is false and a superficial search confirms it. No need to make extensive citations because this level of talk does not warrant it.
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by mistrial9 12d ago
google seems to know my exact age, my address, where I log in from often, but definitely the devices (unique ID) I use to connect. California voter here.
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by mistrial9 12d ago
I cannot get over the volume of techies calling for more centralized systems, in response to an obvious corruption of a mass scale of a crucial centralized system
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by mistrial9 12d ago
every application packet for a US National Security clearance for twenty years, was stolen in bulk, by Chinese agents. Your characterization of the perfection of US Federal data management appears to be lacking nuance.
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by mistrial9 14d ago
disagree that there is one kind of ranking and one kind of engine analyzing that ranking; sort of de-facto true that one company does run the ad world; strongly agree that this is a nightmare possibility and directly dystopian
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by mistrial9 15d ago
many people commenting have never tried to earn a living from independently created works of authorship. The NAPSTER-fans say "more for me, what is your problem". Other economies (China) do not have commerce law that protects orig
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by mistrial9 16d ago
> can't do the necessary maintenance because it violates environmental laws about cutting down trees In California, Pacific Gas and Electric is documented to make a business choice of relying on contractors to do the vast majority
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by mistrial9 16d ago
I have two hundred pages of details that do not conform to this line of thinking
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by mistrial9 17d ago
William E. "Bill" Bates in Berkeley coded an entire "virtual cat" demo in the late-1990s on the MacOS using neural nets and learning. source: eye-witness
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by mistrial9 17d ago
you are honestly comparing Louisiana florists to OpenAI in order to support "just say no Licensing by government" ?
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by mistrial9 18d ago
> common security issues the entire industry is experiencing this as model capacity increases. How does "all projects get critical security fixes now" relate to "crap apps and loopy services by literally millions of lines
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by mistrial9 23d ago
> Seems like bureaucracy was added as NOT a subtle way to introduce rate limits some teams get incentives when the total awards go down in a stable, badly run bureaucracy.. this is real
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by mistrial9 23d ago
In California I have seen this occur > various states that have made their benefits systems nearly impossible to use, which helps them save money by not doling out benefits at all
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by mistrial9 23d ago
> this whole crisis arises because of hmm that is not systems thinking there.. there are more layers than that!
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by mistrial9 25d ago
no sorry, this is missing vital info.. and its not the fault of the poster, because almost all coverage misses this .. The origin of this attack was given access to an encyclopedia of RedTeam tricks.. they literally have a dense collection
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by mistrial9 25d ago
Southern California Edison utility district famously required their office staff to train offshored support staff, and then did replace those office staff with the newly trained offshore workers Southern California Edison IT workers ‘beyond
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by mistrial9 26d ago
I experienced this method in accelerated class context, decades ago
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by mistrial9 27d ago
I will argue that Judeo-Christian theocracy tempered even more egregious "rule by might and violence" that has always been a real factor
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by mistrial9 1mo ago
for some meaning of "we"

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