Comment Mnemonics and encryption? (Score 1) 85
Just wondering what mnemonics / sign language and encryption would look like at this level....?
Just wondering what mnemonics / sign language and encryption would look like at this level....?
Just FYI: After buying, you're greeted with
"Your license may take up to 48-hours to arrive in your inbox"
and
"Click the Redemption Link above"
I would never buy if knew this.
I'm sure it'll be fine, but I've been burnt so many times with this sort of situation, so I just want to warn you if you're cautious like me.
Just megaliths and flint tools?
What form the modern age would survive past an ice age?
Why are we building stuff if it's just all going to get wiped to leave the next civilization puzzling over a few bits of plastic here and there?
Just wondering about times when I've needed to connect to a school or work network with a phone or OSX. Since I can't trust those networks, but I have to connect, what can I do to reduce risk?
If the government owns the electrical grid and companies connect via things like wallwarts, then there's no coordination to create a situation where you can just plug your phone into a plane to charge it without a wallwart.
In fact, it means every phone needs it's own wallwart and there's no low voltage power supply at societal scale.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOf...
is partly about technology's warping of human communication.
Some ideas travel further than others, depending on a number of factors relating to errors in human thinking; Dunbar's number; hard limit of 120 nodes per human.
Retweet, for example, increases this effect.
The result is Trump etc.
This guy gets it.
The UK gov is probably the world's biggest data monster pimp, for military, but also just profit:
https://medconfidential.org/wh...
That looks nuts. What exactly's going on here? They jumped in, they're alright? They're not? Doesn't look comfortable landing on rock
I heard that meteor strikes are common this month and every November because we pass through some kind of belt.
Can you help me find the name for this to fact check it?
Related:
"Asahi Linux For Apple Silicon Reaches Alpha Status"
https://techlog360.com/asahi-l...
I guess what they'll do is rent a lockup on an industrial estate.
In the USA, regulation usually hesitates when it comes to business.
Since the post is mentioning this kind of thing,
Shoutout to GrapheneOS' sandboxed Google Play Services. Very grateful:
https://grapheneos.org/usage#s...
A leap forward similar to hold to switch on and off buttons?
It's a great way to mess with people.
Barcode scanning apps have been taking with social sharing, outside of the manufacturer's control. Would be nice to get a handle on that, as a seller.
Likewise, it's annoying to get staff to mark things down manually; easier to obscure that expiry date.
Handy for hyperinflation too. Reminds me of going into the supermarket in the morning, NOT picking up that yogurt, coming back in the afternoon only to find everything in the store has price inflated so fast those eink labels, initially so expensive, start to make a lot more sense.
What saddens me about this discussion, which I see coming up time and time again, is that rarely is it acknowledged that it's a personal thing and sharing analysis is necessary for a decent, apples-to-apples discussion.
Shame there's no boolean search anymore!
Start by searching for heavily spammed keywords.
"Viagra":
DDG: drugs.com, webmd, medicalnewstoday, online shops. No forums.
Google: Similar to DDG but also has an info bar on the right side. Has wikipedia and the NHS on the first page.
Brave: Has a band called "The Viagra Boys" on the first page. Has forum discussion results on the first page; a handy trick.
Subjective winner: Google, followed by Brave. DDG does pretty well too IMHO.
Random, topical, hopefully controversial search term: "ukraine conspiracy"
DDG: vice.com, adl, usual big news sites. Top 3 card results were all USA news sites.
Google: Guardian, Euronews,
Brave: Wikipedia summary bar on the right. TheConversation link. Only one reddit link but that's more than the others.
None had anything from small sites, aljazeera, Russian, Chinese, Iranian, basically anything that side of the things.
Seems useless. Let's move on.
This is what I need to see here; more tangible discussion
How do we mirror?!
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