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sciencejerk
1mo ago
I can't watch Mark Rober's content because of this. He dilutes his remarkable engineering stunts into ADHD internet memes.
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sciencejerk
1mo ago
But is it actually an OS?
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sciencejerk
1mo ago
Thanks for sharing your interesting research! Can you explain your honeypotting approach further? How are you "presenting" as a SIP relay? What other honeypots or protocols can you detect?
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2mo ago
Eh, I actually do have kids, and like other North American children they usually don't pick up their toys. When things get messy enough, the "toy sheriff" comes into town and sets things straight. He's got a hat and a ba
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sciencejerk
2mo ago
Toddlers should learn to pick up their own toys...? Unless we're grooming them for a life of pampered self-absorbed entitlement?
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2mo ago
Because we're nearing the endgame...perfect total surveillance and control will be possible soon
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2mo ago
Won't regulators just lock down all hardware? All bootloaders and OS are signed?
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2mo ago
Or maybe China's math/science/population/gov investment powerhouse is pulling ahead and becoming unstoppable?
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2mo ago
How about cheap healthcare? Or affordable housing, water, electricity and food? Is AI improving human quality of life?
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2mo ago
There is a shred of truth in what you're saying, but I think you're generally mistaken. The USA in particular has companies that pratice censorship to support their Left/Right ideology (or push the views of rich people, polit
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2mo ago
Bot account?
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2mo ago
You would be surprised...
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2mo ago
Yep! Maybe Chinese models are banned in USA and made completely illegal
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2mo ago
Shhhhhh...! OpenCode only runs on authorized machines by responsible employees following company policy ;)
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2mo ago
Maybe AI slop has something to do with it?
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2mo ago
The kinds of buyers who purchase pre-owned "used" games often CANNOT or WILL NOT shell out $70-100 for a new game. Social peer pressures might impact this (hey poor kid, do you really wanna lose your friends?)
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2mo ago
Never heard of Nintendo's patent for digitally signing and transferring game ownersbip. Thanks for sharing. Hope it gets implemented!
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2mo ago
Are repacks just binaries?
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2mo ago
Mobile gaming is a mess. Android is still open, but Apple devices are locked down, and bigG keeps trying to close sideloading. Subsciption micropayments ads enshittification has hit mobile gaming HARD. Not sure mobile gaming is in good shap
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2mo ago
MS would love to kill off custom Minecraft clients and servers, and have attempted to turn minecraft into a subscription service but they risk losing their entire community if they go too DRM heavy so Minecraft Java edition has remained ver
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2mo ago
I'm optimistic that devs empowered by LLMs and local LLM will fight back and create new platforms if gatekeeping gets too out of hand
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2mo ago
Technically legal since Steam grants ownership?
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2mo ago
What happens when faceID or biometrics is required? Quickly gets very creepy if your kids want to keep playing your games
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3mo ago
Is manosphere related to "red pill"?
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3mo ago
Who is talking about furries? But Tyler James Robinson and Benjamin Jeffrey Smith. I guess that's only 2/100k to your point?
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3mo ago
It is suspicious to me that "age assurance" is trending EXACTLY as AI agents become capable of autonomously operating a personal computer in the same way a human office worker would. I'm afraid "age assurance" has n
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3mo ago
I had to Google "man-o-sphere". Is it particularly more dangerous or toxic than other identity-based activist communities? Genuinely curious to know
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3mo ago
> Or, as Adamala put it: “What else can biology do?” Oh I dunno, maybe create synthetic organisms capable of rapidly destroying all life?
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3mo ago
Thanks for replying! Going to check out your educational resources
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3mo ago
I recently heard that Super Mario 64 (N64) modding community reverse engineered the game enough to recreate more-or-less accurate C code that can be compiled in binaries to execute on many popular target architectures. Have you managed to g
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