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You didn't talk about action sports cameras...

Aren't they plugged into all of Silicon Valley through PRISM, and 'logging into' high-risk targets' pc's through Intel ME? Is this some sort of glitzy distraction piece for that? L…

Something that really blew my hair back is hREA (formerly Holo-REA) - which is a combination of the Resources Events Agents (REA) accounting method, together with the distributed a…

https://backyourstack.com has you covered! (it's still in beta and has only basic functionality, but at least it's a step in the right direction). It scans your dependency file (e.…

> If we create machines that can suffer I don't think that's gonna happen. And if it did, it wouldn't be real , and those that think it is are fooling themselves. Only biological o…

> 4. By placing order with Lurebees, you agree to have library books picked up by Lurebees drivers and deliver to your house address. So basically a (soon to be VC funded) Uber-lik…

> And that AI has feelings Damn, are we really gonna anthropomorphize AI when it's the cause of so much misery already? [1] [1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34964830-automat…

CERN is made possible by shared European funding, hardly 'Swiss'.

After Crypto AG [1], does 'Swiss made' really still have the same positive connotations it used to? I'm so over any sort of branding that proclaims the superiority of one nation ov…

> let the films serve as a compelling aesthetic work and the reading as essentially a citation. Alternatively, maybe I should try to compile some for each of his films. Yes, that w…

> Of course in the modern world, calories are too cheap to meter. Our instincts no longer make sense. Maybe for intellectual laborers in the global north. Not for the starving bill…

Not sure if you misread it but your “yes” sounds like maybe you read this as a question: “Is it...”, and not the “It is...” that OP wrote. I want to reiterate that for people with …

> I'm struggling to understand how I could have been misunderstood. Wow you must be superhuman. I misunderstood you. Now I get it.

> all that's left is a giant advertising behemoth Was there really ever anything more?

> Creating a registration and login system is far more work than implementing a basic OAuth flow If you're using Rails it's just one gem and some bootstrap signup forms. I guess it…

> a bit odd that a site that claims to be for 'GitHub fans' doesn't use Github's OAuth provider for account creation I think the idea of an MVP is to create something that works, n…

What a joke. Unfortunately capitalist firms privatizing tech, exploiting working class labor, and locking up/monopolizing humanity's shared inheritance, is nothing new. The origina…

> I still can't get my head wrapped around the complaint that the developer program costs $100/yr > the $100/yr for the developer program is not a lot of money. [...] It's less tha…

> Levandowski (the crook that stole the self driving docs) Why is your username 'foss user' when you're showing you are for intellectual property rights by calling this person a cr…

> The NSA will have a copy too, just in case you lose yours! They should offer a paid subscription service for data retrieval, in case we do lose our copy!

Do they maybe want to be able to trust Github for the service they claim to provide? And do they maybe agree with the initial takedown?

> How is this unusual? > We all know Qatar's FIFA 2020 accommodations are built on the backs of slaves; we all know that rarely a mobile phone sees a battery that is not won from t…