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1337biz

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    Comment #47518136

    It is most likely not them but they proxie for the US. Under another administration they would use an NGO to advance the agenda. The goal is to facescan the world.

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    Comment #47467238

    It also requires some ideological bubble where people care too much what other people know and think. Otherwise someone would never bother that kind of an educational talk with a s…

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    Comment #46955212

    I am using it every day but never saw the need to download it.

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    Comment #46705520

    It is by some guy on X who memed about the EU Inc for a long time.

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    Comment #44314903

    Did not the EFF have a long time ago a fingerprint analysis that showed how unique a user profile is.

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    Comment #43747314

    Went down that rabbit hole of training crows to do things. Crows are such amazingly intelligent creatures. There is a whole scene of people teaching and training wild crows silly t…

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    Comment #39247132

    Would be interesting what similar companies are (in parts) most likely agency fronts. My guess would be quite a few in the soft privacy selling business, such as VPN or email provi…

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    Comment #37628881

    This is so weird. But I love watching it. Crazy the level of intimacy he can sometimes achieve sometimes with made up ideas.

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    Comment #37306702

    I would be interested in this too. Also from my laymen understanding it should be not that hard to develop filters for at least larger particles. Or is that too simple thought out?…

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    Comment #37134363

    I trust any bar more about privacy than anyone on the internet. Their incentive to maximize consent to stalk me and my behavior is close to non-existing.

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    Comment #37132644

    Same situation with Ferraris. If only they would hire more people, cut some corners and get a bigger factory, I could afford one!

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    Comment #36919398

    I would put logging as a bottom tier feature for most chats. The characteristic of chats is in the moment and not some archival function. I am a heavy discord and telegram user but…

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    Comment #36300326

    You assume that complying with social norms attracts the most brilliant/informed people.

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    Comment #36275207

    Problem is minimal viable expectations and how fast these ar filled. In 90% of Reddit you will get flamed for offering money for anything. Wouldn‘t even touch my mind to go there.

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    Comment #35634861

    Surprisingly clear and balanced for a 4chan post. Would have expected a lot more detailed discussion.

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    Comment #35291875

    You have to take another moral compass that reflects the personal reality. For example someone can be super supportive and volunteer to help immigrants. But on the other hand suppo…

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    Comment #35291733

    For me his behaviour makes sense. I act in similar ways, as it shows that the person has higher moral standards than he can fulfil himself. He knows that his lifestyle is not accor…

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    Comment #35150561

    That is the case with every market that is not (yet) fully governmental regulated. Full of scams, dirt and some people who are able to navigate these waters to get incredibly rich.…

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    Comment #35149554

    I think they always were out of conventional fiat markets. Its just that big corps try to get a slice of the market (and so far mostly fail at it).

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    Comment #35149542

    Why do things have to solve problems? Are you going to an art collector and asking them the same questions?

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    Comment #35149530

    The HN moral judgement cycle is in overdrive again. There seems a genuine distain for people that make money based on speculation.

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    Comment #35149507

    In other news companies launch products that fail. Not sure what is suprising about that.

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    Comment #33957830

    Call me paranoid but I would assume that intelligence services keep a special eye on newly activated non-smartphones.

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    Comment #33938821

    If they pay by transfer they can charge back, the bank might cancel for some credit reasons, might flag it as they want to verify first why it was made, and so on. Cash is problem …

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    Comment #33938735

    Shall we bring back the right for privacy now that we have no crime anymore? Removing those rights from people has only made the world a better place... ...