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Or turn you into a temporary vegetable so law enforcement can come pick you up.

I use them all for specific purposes.

Orly? Rekt.news has some juicy details..

https://rekt.news

So much packaged sophistication yet can't match high fidelity audio.

I picked up a KZ-ZSN with a pair of dynamic and balanced armature drivers and haven't looked back in terms of sound quality. Imagine my surprise when I purchased another pair with 4BA + 1DD..

Both were under $30.

To each their own I guess.

Got conned by BAT and have a growing sentiment that by continuing to use Brave, I'm enabling the company to make back the advertising earnings promised; I refuse to do KYC to redeem them.

Seal of Nehahra was an excellent machinima, especially when the entire voice acting was done by one person, iirc. Scourge Done Slick [1,2] is also another well done machinima/film showcasing the speedrunning community.

[1] Part1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SibdQvgsGJo

[2] Part2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlnDvsa-Ork

"Clean energy" always has it's drawbacks. TIL the issues with the Yucca Mountain Range Nuclear Waste Repository is still being disputed in the state of Nevada.

If it's really about neutral authentication, tweet a keybase identity proof.

Wouldn't it be amusing if Twitter started doing verified red badges to signify Republicans? I guess if they really want to be all-inclusive, allow users to customize their badge colors too.

(I didn't know what a blue checkmark was until I turned off dark mode)

Took a few hours to compile on a ryzen 2600.

Worth it until the next "update", I think.

They've never watched the 1957 courtroom drama film 12 Angry Men and it's 1997 remake.

I think some will initially see this as an attempt at jury tampering.

There's a growing popularity (community?) for art NFT's on alternative blockchains like Tezos with Hicetnunc mainly due to Ethereum's barrier of entry and restrictively high gas fees.

It was particularly amusing to see the Windows installation identify it as a Cyrix* processor.

I know this is a false equivalence argument but one might frame vaccine hesitancy as simply people unwilling to be mandated to inject anything into their bodies. Can you imagine if the government sought to mandate heroine injection as the only standard way of pain relief? That's what I think most average people think about when they are "vaccine hesitant".

Indeed! Lots of cowsay moments..

Then again, there are people who police themselves and others. Here's an interesting story about an investigation into a camouflaged jammer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZjInmHsWdM

> Could you provide some sources to substantiate your viewpoint?

I cannot as I'm only learning of this now and reflecting on what I've known from before. Trump directing "the EPA to remove statements about climate change" is largely irrelevant (to me personally) when there are active industries apart from politics that are striving for "greener" technologies.

Take for example the transition from Toyota's hybrid vehicles to Tesla's or, solar array proliferation seen from Google Maps timeline.

> The viewpoint you're responding to is the GOP strategy, not a viewpoint derived from facts.

I wondered about this too but wasn't aware this is a "GOP strategy". In contrast, I only responded because I'm still wrapping my head around a Michael Malice quote:

"Conservatism is progressivism with speed limits."

> Now, the GOP has leaned into anti-scientist, anti-elitist sentiments, fed by Fox News and others..

I wouldn't fault them for your view of their broad sentiments on this trend but I think if you went back over the last twenty years, these sentiments were more often aligned for the left-wing.

"The real conversation has to be about what solutions we're in favor of." -- Dan Crenshaw, on the Daily Show

https://youtu.be/HWsS7N8KmYY?t=1141

Fun trivia: iirc, John Carmack used his .plan as his then "blog" before Twitter came along.

What they don't tell you about BAT is that you cannot extract or trade the ERC20 without first going through their authorized 3rd-party custodial wallet service with KYC and your "earnings" don't accrue in your native Brave wallet either.

That is what I missed after lurking on HN for so long since it's inception: the willingness to read comments, however good or bad (and articulate) they are.

Prior to all this cloud madness, I used to rely on a WiFi Direct app called HitcherNet and later, Superbeam. But when it came to actually syncing across a network, I've settled on Syncthing.

> Bin Laden attacked the USA in the 90s (the original twin tower attacks).

Thought it was the "other guy"..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramzi_Yousef

> Why do you believe that to be true?

I don't but I think it has the potential to be framed that way. If your phone was seized by law enforcement looking to extract your personal data, I imagine "plugging it in" will be the first thing they try.

I do this as well and it is the main reason that's keeping me from upgrading beyond Android 10.

The catch with Titanium Backup is that it requires root access.

It could also be argued as "more secure" if traditional wired data exfiltration is hindered by the lack of ports.

I feel like the like-dislike button needs to be expanded instead to encompass various the nuances on why you might like or dislike a video.

Something I liked could be as trivial as an enjoyment of said content or a dislike because of it's presentation, or liking content that was presented in poor tastes yet recognizing it's comedic value.

That's not to say I don't recognize that the like-dislike ratio can also be gamed however.