jestingrabbit.bsky.social
dev, ex maths nerd, interested in things, probably not the cool things you're into
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What's the odds on you being in a canadian tuxedo within 3 months?
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Here's the thread: 1. NATO is considering invoking Article 5 under Cyber policy due to Elon Musk’s rapid deployment of a 265-satellite low-orbit Direct-to-Cell constellation just two weeks before the Nov 5 election. These satellites function like a “Stingray” device in every U.S. voting precinct.
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Plenty of receipts out there, and having a policy to purge personal data seems humane to me
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Being right while being a woman isn’t “aggressive”.
Me saying you’re a dipshit for defending those who should have been listening but instead built their publications on media platforms owned by Nazi sympathizers — that’s being aggressive.
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Only mewtoo can consent
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He's looking a bit non compos mentis there.
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looks like a really good vege to meat mix. Like, a little bit of protein is great, but i really want some fiber too.
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That looks pretty good to me
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Yeah, Aus immigration policy is really bad, and sadly we've exported it to the world
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but fr, algebra is hard, you need lots of focus
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i've got a boox note. I like it quite a bit, but its reader and notes, and other androidy stuff ie play music, podcasts etc.
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If we held companies to account for breeches, maybe they would stop collecting so much data.
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i knew the brits were into hot t but, well, congrats.
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They've got a lot cheaper too.
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I think its possible for two things to be true. sometimes a business might hire from os for extraordinary skill. but sometimes they do it for a more controllable workforce.
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Well, I'm in
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Looks real bad. When it crashes it'll put a lot of pressure on NVIDIA, which is the only currently really successful board seller for the home computer market
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I think there are two things going on.
There are special skills and they might not be possessed by americans.
If I hire someone from OS and they come here to live in my country, I own them, I can terrorise them. This happened to a guy I worked with in Australia. Its not just a US thing.
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We were debating your right to exist, but when you used mean words, a line was crossed.