Comment on: Google Shuts Down Internet Balloon, “Loon” Project Due to High Operational Costs - Activist Post
At least they tried. The alternative is to complain that no one has tried using balloons. Even if you don't like them, google did it and they couldn't make it work. Now we know for sure and can move on.
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25 Jan 2021 18:39
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Comment on: Let me r8 your computer setup
> He's trying to post like this was 4chan.
lolwut
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25 Jan 2021 15:05
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Comment on: Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla self-driving plan: “This is not how it works”
Tesla’s approach makes sense to me.
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25 Jan 2021 12:25
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Comment on: Our experience with the Fediverse, and why we left
It’s worth noting that many of the claims there are critiques against social media in general (e.g. reading headlines only). But a few great points in there as well. Article feels more like “the Fediverse isn’t much better than the platforms it’s being deployed to replace.”
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25 Jan 2021 11:50
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Comment on: WhatsApp loses millions of users after terms update
>Even if every single one of the 32.5 million new sign-ups to Telegram and Signal are WhatsApp exiles, it's still a drop in the bucket.
Whilst true, there is "The Dominance of the Stubborn Minority*". Most people are indifferent, but with 10's of millions bothering to seek alternatives, there is hope that the stubborn minority will have a network effect. Here's hoping, anyways.
*by Nassim Taleb
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25 Jan 2021 09:24
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Comment on: WhatsApp loses millions of users after terms update
Better late than never.
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25 Jan 2021 04:58
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Comment on: WhatsApp loses millions of users after terms update
You get what you fucking deserve
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25 Jan 2021 04:58
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Comment on: Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla self-driving plan: “This is not how it works”
I think Tesla is going to get someone killed with this shit. He's beta testing on public roads with no notice. I just assume every Tesla is driving itself and I don't stay in front of one.
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25 Jan 2021 04:13
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Comment on: Let me r8 your computer setup
He's trying to post like this was 4chan. I speak a little retard, I think I can translate. He wants you to post the specs of your computer so there can be a larger discussion of the same.
Chanposting on a bookmarking site is the most retarded thing I've seen this year and we are barely three weeks in.
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25 Jan 2021 02:13
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Comment on: Let me r8 your computer setup
Can you imagine that disk in a 52x cd-drive? It wonder if the disk would fail first or the drive?
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25 Jan 2021 02:09
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Let me r8 your computer setup
7 5 comments 25 Jan 2021 00:02 u/None (self.technology) in g/technologyComment on: UK says Big Tech is "manipulating lives", launches investigation into its algorithms
So it's bad when Big Tech manipulate the way we think, but people who use big tech, such as twitter, to express the way they think get calls from the police to check their thinking, and are recorded as non crime hate crimes.
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24 Jan 2021 10:53
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Comment on: Italy Blocks TikTok Following Death of 10-Year-Old Girl After Playing ‘Blackout Challenge’
>Fucking retards, this challenge can take place anywhere.
Italy has simply blocked TikTok users whose age was not verified, not of everyone you mong.
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23 Jan 2021 23:24
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Comment on: Italy Blocks TikTok Following Death of 10-Year-Old Girl After Playing ‘Blackout Challenge’
its a stupid game, but me and a few girls played the game 37 years ago. We only used our hands, though. I think blocking TikTok was over kill.
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23 Jan 2021 22:22
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Comment on: Huge Interest In Pizza-Making Robot As COVID Accelerates "Social Distancing Kitchens" - Activist Post
the good thing about this is that most of the displaced employees will be Democrats. So, they'll get to live with the results of their decisions....by being unemployed for a while....like the rest of us.
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22 Jan 2021 19:23
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Comment on: Google threatens to withdraw search engine from Australia
Yes please... Both withdraw and paying would reduce Google.
Shrink em or change em.
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22 Jan 2021 18:03
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Comment on: Elon Musk offers $100M prize for best carbon capture technology - Business Insider
Devils advocate like style with a light squeeze of reference against establishment.
One updoot from me good sir.
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22 Jan 2021 17:52
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Comment on: UK says Big Tech is "manipulating lives", launches investigation into its algorithms
Manipulation is not (just) about order of posts/comments. It includes what you get to see and what you don't get to see. Good luck finding out what stories are purposefully being hidden from you by refreshing a site that is not showing them to you.
Your proposed solution requires that there is something to tax. Tech companies would be able to close their remote office in your country and bypass your solution.
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22 Jan 2021 15:32
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Comment on: Google threatens to withdraw search engine from Australia
Please do.
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22 Jan 2021 12:59
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Comment on: Google threatens to withdraw search engine from Australia
Can't wait to see a country switch to DDG overnight...
Google really thinks they are invincible.
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22 Jan 2021 10:33
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Comment on: Treasury nominee Yellen is looking to curtail use of cryptocurrency
So I guess everybody should just jump ship to Monero where we can't be easily tracked?
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21 Jan 2021 19:18
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Comment on: Apple’s first VR headset reportedly includes a fabric design, a fan, and expensive price tag
As much as my ass is chapped with Apple pulling Parler from the App Store, they have a much preferable model where they sell devices based on the price of the device and take a best effort towards privacy and security. Google on the other hand survives on selling your data.
Compared to Facebook’s plans for the oculus, the Apple device sounds way better
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21 Jan 2021 16:48
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Comment on: Apple’s first VR headset reportedly includes a fabric design, a fan, and expensive price tag
"expensive price tag" You already said it was from apple. You could have just wrote "Apple’s first VR headset reportedly includes a fabric design, a fan, and an Apple price tag"
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21 Jan 2021 16:21
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Comment on: Biden looks to former Obama staffers, Amazon and Google advisers, for top antitrust roles
Corporatism, cronyism, and monopolies.
Bad practices that are taking over.
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21 Jan 2021 15:21
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Comment on: Biden looks to former Obama staffers, Amazon and Google advisers, for top antitrust roles
Corporatism, cronyism, and monopolies.
Bad practices that are taking over.
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21 Jan 2021 15:21
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Comment on: Biden looks to former Obama staffers, Amazon and Google advisers, for top antitrust roles
Yeah I wouldn’t count on big tech getting broken up now.
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21 Jan 2021 14:01
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Comment on: Biden looks to former Obama staffers, Amazon and Google advisers, for top antitrust roles
Biden: "I'm going to put employees of the largest corporations in the world in charge of corporate regulation"
RNC strategists: "Biden is a socialist!"
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21 Jan 2021 13:52
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
>I cannot imagine that a IFPS Ruqqus would have every post creating a new CDI code - but I also do not know how such a thing would work from what I've read, either.
Yep, you're landing pretty much right where my thoughts are at. It's very interesting topic, I love watching how the internet is constantly mutating to fix major problems with itself.
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Comment on: Janet Yellen suggests 'curtailing' cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, saying they are mainly used for illegal financing | Currency News | Financial and Business News | Markets Insider
Right on time.
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20 Jan 2021 22:20
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
oh, dang. They may not have recognized the words/concept. Try using 'privacy' or BigTech in the title next time. Good luck on your projects - hope they'll be something I can use soon. I have 2 PCs with Linux and a few browsers on them. I am no techie, but would be glad to volunteer to play around with your software or platforms and send a list and screenshots or even videos of any bugs. I feel strongly that I need to be part of this change away from BigTech and BigBiz and if all I can do is tell you the things that seem off to me - before your official release- I'd love to be able to do that. I'm doing that now for a dev.
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20 Jan 2021 21:24
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
I agree and would like to ask that you post info on this subject if you see it.
I sometimes use Matrix, bbut dislike that the posts aren't like they are here on ruqqus or reddit or FB r other sites Can decentralized handle posts. Matrix always feels like I am intruding on someone's conversation and the topic usually isn't one I am interested in. If Matrix is how decentralized works, it seems too disorganized, too close to anarchy for me and thus a waste of time. I have better things to do than sifting through info I don't want or need. Matrix feels like a chat room and I like organized facts better.
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20 Jan 2021 18:06
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
If you see a dumbed-down article or video on how to run a node or server, I think that would be useful for us, so please post it. Seems we all need to be part of the solution and not wait for others to lead us out of this BigTech (or other) mess.
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20 Jan 2021 17:50
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Comment on: Apple sued by pressure group for not banning Telegram
What's really funny is that Parler got help from Russian companies to get back online. I wish we weren't living in South Park
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20 Jan 2021 16:54
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Comment on: Apple sued by pressure group for not banning Telegram
So much irony. Telegram was made to escape censorship in Russia, and now they're getting censored in the West even without Russian involvement. I wonder how the Durov brothers would react to this.
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20 Jan 2021 14:38
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
Thanks for the response, was beginning to think noone was going to lol.
The AES-256 default is nice to hear. The problem with Git is there still needs to be some centralized place/individuals that control the version. Otherwise you could never trust the source. You could always fork the source, but then that essentially makes two different files. This also begs the question for me, users need to look for something by name and not hash, so wouldn't it be a potential risk for the darker actors of the internet to name their files the same as something legit? This was a big problem with the gnutella world and bittorrent's only fix was relying on a community of people to vet the file first.
However, perhaps I shouldn't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Something needs to be done.
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20 Jan 2021 05:37
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
:)
Firefox and google chrome used to be good, there was a time I dropped firefox for google chrome because firefox simply wasn't working out, when I found out about the "diversity" and kicking the CEO for "wrong views" it all made sense as to why firefox wasn't delivering anymore. I found out the former CEO was involved with Brave (which I think it's not perfect at all, but it's better) I tried it and guess what, "diversity" doesn't make your product more functional so I stuck with it.
As for chrome, when it came out it was fast, it was efficient, it was like the second coming of netscape. ...but google jut stopped caring when they had no one to compete with and it turned to a slug that spends it's time eating away your computer resources.
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20 Jan 2021 01:28
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
I know, he must be doing something right cause it's the browser I'm using. :)
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20 Jan 2021 01:18
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
Running it on my PC and I've made 2.395 in a week, so i'm guessing there's something you're doing wrong, but idk.
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19 Jan 2021 23:55
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19 Jan 2021 22:37
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Comment on: Cryptocat author gets insanely fast backing to build P2P tech for social media
Why is this not an archive.is link?
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19 Jan 2021 22:22
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
I just want to have a specific set of crypto addresses to send @kek pizza money, @arkitekt too
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19 Jan 2021 22:17
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
I don't know IPFS super well, so I could totally be ignorant and am open to someone educating me on this, but I fail to see IPFS defeating HTTP. The fault I see is in the hash commit for live documents. Wouldn't the repository of commits have to be centralized? Otherwise wouldn't it be anarchy and truly impossible or unlikely that you would be downloading the updated copy of that document?
Also, if someone more knowledgeable does end up responding: does IPFS use AES-256 encryption by default or is that still a gap?
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19 Jan 2021 21:47
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
It's basically the only thing left now sadly. Dissenter I guess but that's not on mobile.
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19 Jan 2021 21:17
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/brave
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19 Jan 2021 20:32
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
By the way, the old Fired Mozilla CEO *is* the founder and CEO of Brave.
From the appearance of things, he learned from experience the heavy hand of cancel culture and is building a technology to resist it.
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19 Jan 2021 19:43
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
It deduplicates a lot of web content and allows a user to automatically host the content they've seen.
In effect, if Ruqqus was mostly hosted on IPFS, and then you scrolled past a meme, if another users' computer tried to load that meme, it could load it off your device.
Essentially, it makes censorship very, very, very difficult.
Something natively hosted on IPFS is almost censorship-proof, without censors shutting off the internet entirely. Even then, data could still be moved around regionally.
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19 Jan 2021 19:41
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
This is absolutely huge. If and when Basic Attention Tokens and IPFS are adopted by Ruqqus, Gab, etc. , the censors effectively lose their ability to shut down speech through payment processors or shutting down hosts.
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19 Jan 2021 18:52
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
I switched from it when it started becoming crap because they chose "diversity" and intolerance over competence. A previous CEO had personal beliefs (I don't even agree with), but he's entitled to his opinions, they kicked him out for it, and then it wasn't beliefs, it was actually doing stupid stuff like prioritizing diversity and woke crap.
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19 Jan 2021 18:42
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
Brave is great man, give it a shot!
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19 Jan 2021 18:26
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
Unless you have a weak PC, just use a generic FF browser and Brave. I have for well over a year or 2.
Brave does a great job at maskiing your fingerprint compared to FF. I have 2 or 3 accounts or profiles on each browser and 2 PCs, so I ran a few tests to see how various changes affected each. Brave came out far ahead re fingerprint-masking and didn't even seem to show that I changed my theme (color).
I just started using the generic FF browser LibreWolf and it masks or spoofs my city and state, OS/Operating System, and maybe even my IP. I still need to check this out more as I just discovered the extent of the spoofing an hour or so ago. LibreWolf was easy to install compard to the other generic FFs. - except for Falkon, but Falkon is so ancient! Still testing and cmparing and hope to do some half-assed videos about it so that others can see what they'll get before they download and install.
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19 Jan 2021 17:58
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
I think that’s true- but it’s still a huge milestone. Most of the expenses- I’m sure, of running a social media site- will be in hosting non-text content. Having these files offloaded onto IPFS helps significantly
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19 Jan 2021 12:31
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
This is something I’ve been getting excited about. Anyone who cares about personal freedom and Liberty should be supporting the decentralization movement
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19 Jan 2021 03:32
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Comment on: Massive blackouts have hit Iran. The government is blaming bitcoin mining.
Does Iran even have access to modern HW that makes mining profitable?
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18 Jan 2021 16:57
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Comment on: /e/ project phone degoogled. | Joeljustwokeup
Wait wtf Gab has a YouTube competitor??
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18 Jan 2021 13:29
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Comment on: Boycott Intel products for setting up a factory on Palestinian stolen lands!
This is retarded
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16 Jan 2021 10:25
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WhatsApp delays enforcement of privacy terms by 3 months, following backlash – TechCrunch
3 1 comment 15 Jan 2021 20:28 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Intel Is Dying, And We Can’t Save It
Apple didn't make an Open Sparc chip for their new processor, they made ARM. You may not be an apple fan, but they are setting the market right now. ARM 64 will be the new desktop architecture in a few years.
The mark everyone is aiming for is desktop productivity than can match an M1 for the same power budget, and that's only one CPU architecture right now.
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15 Jan 2021 17:20
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Comment on: Smart collar translates dog barks into emotions, startup company says
Seems less useful than training your dog to use [those buttons to talk](https://www.msn.com/en-gb/video/viral/bunny-the-talking-dog-in-washington-uses-buttons-to-communicate/vi-BB14t9W1).
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15 Jan 2021 12:43
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DuckDuckGo Reaches 100M Daily Search Queries
105 11 comments 14 Jan 2021 18:46 u/None (..) in g/technologyTwitter shuts down account of Sci-Hub, the pirated-papers website | Science | AAAS
16 4 comments 14 Jan 2021 18:25 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Pirate Bay Founder Thinks Parler’s Inability to Stay Online Is ‘Embarrassing’
Yeah, I was surprised too - I mean I guess he's Scandinavian so they have a very different culture and view on risk/reward/freedom/safety, but definitely disappointing. TPB going to start deleting Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro videos next?
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14 Jan 2021 07:32
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Comment on: Intel Is Dying, And We Can’t Save It
I think with RISKV being open source they might stand some chance, but they won't survive in the same way we think of them now for sure.
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14 Jan 2021 05:58
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Comment on: Pirate Bay Founder Thinks Parler’s Inability to Stay Online Is ‘Embarrassing’
It's not a very fair comparison, governments mildly target TPB because it satisfies their donors and lobbyists to see them "take it seriously". Governments target free speech because it actually is a life-or-death issue for the government - it's not faced with decreased support, it's faced with guillotines from Antifa and gallows from Capitol Patriots. And they know there's a 90% chance they'll never be used...but 90% isn't as comforting as you might think.
Also note how the article ends.
>In more recent years, Kolmoisoppi has moved on to fund Njalla, a privacy-centric domain name registration service. One he says was already asked to host Parler, and refused. “Of course we wouldn't,” Kolmisoppi said. “We're pro human rights, which includes the right to not be killed by extreme right wing terrorists.”
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14 Jan 2021 05:54
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Comment on: Intel Is Dying, And We Can’t Save It
I think AMD is in the same boat as intel. The best AMD could hope for would be to license an ARM chip to compete with apple silicon, but then they would be second fiddle again. AMD has had their sites set on Intel and not the industry and that's going to bite both of them.
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14 Jan 2021 05:40
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Comment on: Irish teenager wins national science award for deepfake video detector | The Irish Times
By that point we'll probably all be authoritarian sadly.
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14 Jan 2021 03:11
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Comment on: Irish teenager wins national science award for deepfake video detector | The Irish Times
I wonder what will happen when we get to the point of almost complete deep fake accuracy... Surely by then everything will need to be signed in order to be believed.
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13 Jan 2021 15:26
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Comment on: The Hacker Who Archived Parler Explains How She Did It (and What Comes Next)
So you’re a hacker now if you can copy paste? Shit I’m a pro hacker with my meme collection. Of course vice wrote this.
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13 Jan 2021 12:19
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Comment on: The Hacker Who Archived Parler Explains How She Did It (and What Comes Next)
Is this the same thing about that Reddit post?
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13 Jan 2021 06:20
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Comment on: PayPal Dumps GiveSendGo, the 'Christian' Crowdfunding Site Used By Proud Boys
Not really. In both Spain and Italy, there were riots against their second shutdown that is said to last until May, but possibly until November 2021. The rest of the world needs jobs/money, too. And, young people resent this 'being on restriction' concept.
While looking up this Jan. 17th rebellion issue, I saw that people in France last year were talking about revolution and that was before covid-19...making me think all the more that covid-19 was part of a plan.
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12 Jan 2021 20:59
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Comment on: Hundub is a new censorship-resistant social network for Hungarian citizens
I'm also curious what the Hungarian laws are regarding speech
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12 Jan 2021 17:36
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Hundub is a new censorship-resistant social network for Hungarian citizens
25 6 comments 12 Jan 2021 17:06 u/None (self.technology) in g/technologyComment on: Irish teenager wins national science award for deepfake video detector | The Irish Times
Oy shut it down!!
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12 Jan 2021 16:42
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Comment on: Earth's Deadliest [Computer] Virus
Saw this a couple days ago, it's a very good video
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12 Jan 2021 00:52
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The Guy Who Built The World Wide Web Is Building A 'New Internet', Where You Control Your Data
17 2 comments 12 Jan 2021 00:19 u/None (..) in g/technologyFlow Browser Preview on the Raspberry Pi 400 - Ekioh
2 1 comment 11 Jan 2021 15:26 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Facebook is buying ads for its Messenger app to display when users search for "Signal"
What is theie stock option?
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11 Jan 2021 13:12
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MSI MEG Z590 GODLIKE, MAG Tomahawk and MPG Gaming Carbon pictured - VideoCardz.com
5 0 comments 11 Jan 2021 09:09 u/None (..) in g/technologyAll v3 Onion Addresses Down After Attack On The Tor Network - Dark Net Daily
14 0 comments 10 Jan 2021 20:18 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Xiaomi has Launched The Redmi 9T Globally
thanks. i looked and didn't see it. I'll stick with Logitech's unifying devices. For anyone reading: as far as I know, all Logitech keyboards and mice work on Linux even if their ads don't mention or list Linux.
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10 Jan 2021 19:37
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Comment on: Parler rises to No. 1 on App Store after Google suspension
Based silent majority
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10 Jan 2021 11:36
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Comment on: Parler rises to No. 1 on App Store after Google suspension
It’s almost as if there are a ton of folks who think that free speech is important...
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10 Jan 2021 04:45
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Nasa's Curiosity rover: 3,000 days on Mars - BBC News
3 0 comments 10 Jan 2021 00:08 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Hacker used ransomware to lock victims in their IoT chastity belt
The thought of this is actually kinky like wow.
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09 Jan 2021 23:08
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Comment on: Robot Made of Ice Can Repair and Rebuild Itself
Isn't the main problem going to be the relatively low density/strength of ice?
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09 Jan 2021 21:12
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House: Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Google have “monopoly power,” should be split | Ars Technica
18 2 comments 09 Jan 2021 17:08 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: Xiaomi has Launched The Redmi 9T Globally
does that wireless silent mouse work okay with Linux? does it have a silent keyboard that unifies with the same dongle? I never knew they made mice, so thanks for telling us.
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09 Jan 2021 16:18
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Comment on: Xiaomi has Launched The Redmi 9T Globally
My current Xiaomi's camera(s) are awesome, but my phone uses Google.
Does this new Xiaomi come without Google, so is it technically 'deGoogled"?
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09 Jan 2021 16:15
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Comment on: Motorola G Power 2021 is here
Is it technically "deGoogled"?? Just curious. And, I see it is sold in another country (didn't even recognize that currency)...so will it work in the USA?
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09 Jan 2021 14:38
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Comment on: World Economic Forum claims that some solar projects offer ‘cheapest electricity in history’
I didn’t know I was conversing with a deranged person.
Batteries in the foreseeable future do not solve any of renewables problems.
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07 Jan 2021 14:50
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Comment on: Microsoft plans 'sweeping' design changes to show that Windows 'is back'
Sweeping design changes through forced upgrades as per usual? Fuck Windows, fuck Microsoft, fuck Bill Gates and fuck you for still using Windows for anything besides strictly gaming.
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06 Jan 2021 13:58
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Comment on: World Economic Forum claims that some solar projects offer ‘cheapest electricity in history’
You would like to hear the argument that windmills only generate when the wind blows, and solar only generates when the sun is shining, and thus so-called renewable power is unreliable power?
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06 Jan 2021 13:27
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GitHub is fully available in Iran - The GitHub Blog
2 0 comments 06 Jan 2021 11:41 u/None (..) in g/technologyComment on: DALL·E: Creating Images from Text
It's a very interesting project, it will be released to the public?
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06 Jan 2021 01:25
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Comment on: Microsoft plans 'sweeping' design changes to show that Windows 'is back'
So ... 24 / 7 constant updates you can’t refuse, and minute by minute service billing?
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06 Jan 2021 00:29
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Comment on: Microsoft planning for significant UI changes to Windows - The Verge
Same. Latest update messed up my network card AGAIN so not even steam gaming anymore before I *completely re-install Windows*. When I get to the point where I'm annoyed enough to reformat, I'll probably go the linux gaming route.
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05 Jan 2021 21:50
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Comment on: After refusing to pay ransom, US-based auto parts distributor has sensitive data leaked by cybercriminals
i feel bad for the employees that are going to have to deal with banks/social security to get their lives back in order. this will probably end up killing the company too.
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05 Jan 2021 20:16
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Comment on: Microsoft plans 'sweeping' design changes to show that Windows 'is back'
There better be a Windows ARM laptop real soon or no amount of redesign will save them from the reality of Windows laptops running Intel/AMD being rated in hours of battery life and Macbooks being measured in days of battery life, with equivalent or better performance.
Businesses don't care about fanboyism, they want the minimum cost for max performance. Right now, that's a M1 mac. Intel and Windows are shitting their pants right now. AMD is eating too much thermal paste in the corner to know what's going on.
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