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WrongOnInternet
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Comment #47130328
https://deflock.org/map provides a crowd sourced map showing the known locations of flock cameras for anyone interested in knowing where Big Brother is watching.
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Comment #46756752
"I've got nothing to hide" is another way of saying "I don't have friends that trust me," which is another way of saying" I don't have friends."
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Comment #46520320
What would the gear shifter even do though?
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Comment #45827695
Or the price of said product ($190)
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Comment #45800741
When I see the word "illustrated," I expect to see graphs or something that would help me visualize how linear algebra works. The only thing "illustrated" about this post is that h…
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Comment #45457922
You rub your eyes for a few seconds, not 10 minutes. Read the first Q in the FAQ.
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Comment #45457874
IMHO, this is just another example of something that would be better off as a website/webapp than a native app. If anything, having an app that tracks ICE agents installed on your …
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Comment #45455256
The problem with this approach is that it is easily bypassed. Simply point your camera at a high quality monitor playing an AI generated video, and there you go, and authenticated …
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Comment #45455050
Some crop dusters fly under telephone wires. Not that its a good idea, but some do.
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Comment #45454904
In 1942, Jewish doctors conducted the Warsaw Ghetto Hunger Study used the man made famine to study the physiological and psychological effects of hunger. https://en.wikipedia.org/w…
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Comment #45443162
Apparently it is possible, at least for some people, to "cure" aphantasia with a training technique is called "image streaming." I'm on the aphantasia side of the spectrum, and it …
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Comment #45405219
It was always Rage Bait, except Bait was spelled "Bate"
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Comment #45405174
Did you read the same article I did? The one I read seams to be celebrating her, not blaming.
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Comment #44991444
...And also lets make it so they can't encrypt their messages either. Big Brother needs to make sure they aren't sending nudes to people that shouldn't be seeing them.
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Comment #44991352
I know I shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but that picture of him looking like a cult leader from an episode of Star Trek is all the explanation I need.
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Comment #44905913
I've always chosen piracy for the privacy. I don't need a bunch of services building a profile on my viewing habits and tastes, then sharing that data with other businesses and gov…
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Comment #44856165
You say tomato, I say potato.
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Comment #44850320
Surprised that the article never mentions psychedelics, because I experience something similar almost every time I am under the influence of one.
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Comment #44833273
A bit more from the book (which is a great read, and available in it's entirety on archive.org): "To enable its agents to communicate over greater distances, the government had ins…
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Comment #44833229
Intelligence Agencies
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Comment #44832251
I should have said FBI radio encryption. I wonder if the technique would still work today...
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Comment #44831872
Kevin Mitnick figured out how to get around police radio encryption in the 90's. From 'Ghost in the Wires': "Whenever I heard any hiss of communication, I’d hold down my Transmit b…
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Comment #44749857
Scott Manley made a video talking about what would happen if the modern logo was real: https://youtu.be/cBxb6LRFG08
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Comment #44730976
I'm still waiting for the bugs in MSFS 2020 to be fixed.
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Comment #44689602
Not to get all conspiratorial, but if I was an incel, or other type of woman-hating-man, with an axe to grind, creating an app to "protect" women and their dirty secrets, then havi…