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multinglets
9y ago
Because I can't reply to your "correction" of my English in the relevant thread anymore, I'm telling you here: You don't know what fop means; you just typed into google and looked at the first dictionary definition
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multinglets
10y ago
The notion that these companies are meaningfully suing each other over "trade secrets" as opposed to "government help" is rather laughable to me. Fuck Google and their attempted U.S.-sanctioned digital monopoly on Earth.
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multinglets
10y ago
Because Intel is totally on our side.
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multinglets
10y ago
Oh cool another round of "but they can't spy on the whole internet" from media stooges and their dumbass readership who haven't seen the pattern that's been going on for 20 fucking years now.
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multinglets
10y ago
Attitudes that Lead to Mixing Problem Domains
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multinglets
10y ago
How long is the one side of this thing going to talk past the other?
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multinglets
10y ago
Yeah, so describe how you think the middle class is doing these days.
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multinglets
10y ago
Heady fucking stuff, just wow.
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multinglets
10y ago
I did upvote him, because your downvote deserves to be canceled because that is stupid.
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multinglets
10y ago
Sounds good to me. Hollywood is a trash heap and every single person on Earth would be better off if it didn't exist.
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multinglets
10y ago
Pulses and waves compounded in whole number ratios form periodic and stable, i.e. consonant, waveforms. But oh yeah some people just play all random frequencies or like a dog. A dog can be music. It's such a huge mystery, music.
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multinglets
10y ago
So people don't perform complex, goal-focused motor tasks without having a goal ahead of time after all. Wow, philosophy people. EDIT: Cry about it all you want. It won't change the fact that in 100 years people will look back and
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multinglets
10y ago
If I worked at Riot, I would go quit right now.
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multinglets
10y ago
I have seen almost this exact same thing like a decade ago.
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multinglets
10y ago
I feel like every 4 or 5 years, everyone gets together and celebrates terse writing like it's some new insight.
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multinglets
10y ago
Oh cool, now NYT columnists are plagiarizing polyamorist marketing. That's so cool how we can engineer better sexual relationships than >250K years of biological and cultural evolution, and all it took was a little postmodern thinki
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multinglets
10y ago
When people at large start to notice that a given publication or platform -- reddit for instance -- has been compromised by certain left-wing ideologies, you will inevitably see a narrative about its behind-the-scenes/"subtle"
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multinglets
10y ago
The real problem with Facebook and the News is that facebook is using human curators to assert , without challenge, what is "trending" with the other humans and then denying it. i.e. The real problem with Facebook and the News
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multinglets
11y ago
Oh the poor struggling ecosystem of sanctimonious bloggers who have completely pissed on this idea of a "fifth estate" by collusively censoring all discussion of how they suck. That will be soooo terrible if we set a precedent tha
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multinglets
11y ago
That person's blog is pretty fantastic.
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multinglets
11y ago
> 1) It's a backdoor because it's software, not a physical device like your example. They are not asking them to make a robot finger to push the buttons. It's not only more trivial to unlock the device, it's significa
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multinglets
11y ago
For what it's worth, I'm pretty technical, and all these arguments in Apple's favor seem a lot like arguments for why law enforcement is generally untrustworthy, warrants are meaningless, and everyone should resist every sear
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multinglets
11y ago
So there's an encrypted blob. The way you input a password has nothing to do with that blob or the encryption that was used to create it. The argument that this would be some kind of cryptographic back door seems a little specious to m
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multinglets
11y ago
I don't even get why we have IP addresses anymore. Just use DNS duh.
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multinglets
11y ago
That would require them to hire HR and CR people who know something about software as opposed to constructing political narratives.
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multinglets
11y ago
This seems like incredibly abstract, spurious reasoning to say that something which as been around for many years will never be viable ever again.
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multinglets
11y ago
~ThAnKs ObAmA~ ~/sArCaSm~
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multinglets
11y ago
This is why I tend to buy the idea that Monster intentionally hides satanic themes in their branding.
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multinglets
11y ago
I just really hope they honor their code of conduct while they're investigating this.
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multinglets
11y ago
wait so which department is the FBI under and which department is the NSA under again? ... ah nevermind, I'm sure that doesn't mean anything.
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