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DaveZale
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Comment #49212944
This is like technological cannibalism. I stopped posting to my website. Why should it be so much work to stop this theft? Would it be helpful to have geofencing and regulation?
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Comment #49015780
so interesting. I worked for a very small company getting funding by the Medici Fund a while back. First I ever heard of the name. So much intrigue in the past. Guys like Montaigne…
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Comment #48999050
Great analysis, but I would probably add that most (but not all) of those who end up with the six- and seven- figure salaries are smarter, more well-connected and socially adjusted…
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Comment #48948610
why, so they can watch corporate news from earth to get depressed? /s Actually, it's a great question. Even if we have single photon sensitivity detectors, just what kind of power …
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Comment #48948301
need to get small fusion reactors online, then many options blossom. And work out safe systems for hibernation, maybe rotate the crew in shifts Oh yeah this is the stuff of science…
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Comment #48913210
Well that kind of "news" is persistent and often completely false. Meanwhile churches and mosques and people get destroyed by the "best friend and ally" of the US. It's a coordinat…
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Comment #48912592
Sure, Germany has excellent journalism. I visit dw.com often. derspiegel has very in-depth quality journalism too. And many others surely exist, I just don't know about them. 100% …
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Comment #48908044
Yup. Get outside. Screens are increasingly addictive by design. I am going outside now. Enjoy your days. Use the internet and your phone as tools, not separate realities.
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Comment #48908020
I've been watching both the corporate media, and social media, rot completely over the past 30 years. A large part of that was that early adopters tended to be more educated, playe…
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Comment #48787005
a couple of decades ago there was viral advice going around about "the 1000 hour rule" saying that's how long it would take to master something new. Maybe it's time to refresh that…
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Comment #48726848
oh jeez mossad operatives... that downvote. That is not rational behavior. It is either bots or some flunky following instructions. Infiltration of Silicon Valley is a foregone con…
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Comment #48726227
absolutely right. I am not antisemitic. All my career so many of my bosses and employees and coworkers were jewish. Because it was LA! And that is what really horrifies me. That th…
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Comment #48726092
Sure, and that's like asking an AIPAC bribed congress to stop the killing around you-know-who's neighbors. Money talks. But your idea is worth a try. Actually both of those ideas. …
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Please pause the data center buildout
What I am seeing here in Southern Colorado so suddenly is very serious. Dark brown skies to the southeast. Fires jumping from Utah to Colorado. Fireworks banned for the 4th of July…
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Comment #48549762
Yes, and the fact that something like oral hygiene can influence AD would support your thesis. Often an infection in the gums/teeth can result in boils or worse in distant parts of…
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Comment #48466921
I certainly cannot survive much more of the AI memes generated about our so-called Commander in Chief with a fake bodybuilder mystique... you are absolutely correct, this kind of m…
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Comment #48438571
and make it free so we're not paying to be beta testers ;-)
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Comment #48349514
My weight dropped 10%, and my blood lipids and "bad" cholesterol dropped to levels I hadn't seen in 35 years, after 2 years with creatine. Do not overthink this. Just try it, espec…
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Comment #48345765
Read you loud and clear. I enjoyed the crazy adventure that was the early internet. Really truly enjoyed it for over a decade, almost two. It's now gone, FUBAR and loaded with trac…
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Comment #48345676
Oh this is too funny. Yes, silicon idiot, human brains are the result of a million years of evolution. Nobody said they were perfect. For example they make terrible mistakes. Like …
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Comment #48342497
no, verrrrry expensive https://www.theregister.com/off-prem/2026/05/26/big-tech-ext... these "free" products are hugely, mind-bogglingly, yet invisibly expensive
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Comment #48274513
"the only thoughts of value are those reached through walking" - Nietszche (reading that in German might have more nuances)
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Comment #48231025
I've been buying a "new" used iphone for $100-150 now, every few years, for over a decade. My "new" used Dell laptop I bought a few months ago for $40 which became a linux system i…
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Comment #48155108
https://archive.org/details/pinkfloyd-live-at-pompeii-origin... for those not crazy about yt, no ads