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  • Not keeping track of lies - The result

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  • The first one refers to men. It can be inferred that the second one refers to women.

  • Premium Privacy Services: are they really that private ?

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  • That's why I made the exception. I didn't say "nobody really needs that level of privacy unless they’re criminals". I said ...

    Nobody really needs that level of privacy unless they’re journalists, whistleblowers, activists, or criminals.

  • Microsoft Reportedly Looking At Rebasing Azure Linux On Fedora

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  • If Windows 12 was just a Linux distro with Windows branding, it would probably be just as successful.

  • Premium Privacy Services: are they really that private ?

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  • Few people "need" that level of privacy. When you are both private and anonymous that makes the services very inconvenient and uncomfortable to use.

    It's not gatekeeping to say "you don't need a home security alarm, just a good lock on your door is fine for most people".

  • Microsoft Has WSL, But This Developer Built One for Windows 95

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  • It would be amazing if Microsoft decided to open source Windows 95.

  • White to Mate in 2 - Composition by Jozef Taraba

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  • Rook to B4, Bishop to B4, Knight to B3

    Rook to B4, Bishop to C1, Queen to B6

    EDIT: Wait, forgot about my own bishop.

  • White to Mate in 2 - Composition by Jozef Taraba

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  • Premium Privacy Services: are they really that private ?

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  • Currently Google takes all your data, bundles it up, and sells it to the US government (and basically anyone else willing to pay). The goal of these paid privacy services is not necessarily to prevent the government from getting your information, but rather to make sure the government at least needs to ask for it first.

    There are few services that offer both anonymity and privacy, they do exist but nobody really needs that level of privacy unless they're journalists, whistleblowers, activists, or criminals.

    There's also security reasons, having your messages out in the open unencrypted is a security risk.

  • Quantum Computers Are Not a Threat to 128-bit Symmetric Keys

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  • Aren't symmetric keys generally safe from quantum computing?

    I don't even know how it would work other than "find me a key that, when used to decrypt this file, generates a file starting with [known file header]".

  • What browser do you all like?

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  • Firefox ESR, but that wasn't installed by default and I'm not in the mood to browser hop so I'm settling for just straight Firefox.

  • Centurial celebration

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  • Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder if They're the Bad Guys

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  • White to Mate in 2 - Composition by Gérard Doukhan

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  • One of those is the move of black.

  • Whats a privacy friendly way of learning a new language?

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  • Anki

  • Should "soft science" be considered real science?

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  • Can it? Can't exactly do double-blind case controlled studies.

    More importantly though, economics is rarely studied scientifically. If nothing else, allowing the existing economists of the world to call themselves scientists is not deserved. Until economics is approached with the academic rigour of history and sociology it shouldn't really be called a science.

  • Should "soft science" be considered real science?

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  • [points to any average economists]

  • I feel for Cassanda

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  • I was commenting on the written word in the meme and (to a lesser extent) the words in the Western news articles I've read,

  • Salvini Breaks EU Taboo: Follow Washington and Buy Russian Gas Again

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  • Europe's sanctions against Russia are not driven by US interests. You can see this clearly by just how much the Russian government despises European leaders. America has never really cared about Ukraine or Russia and Biden didn't actually provide much support to Ukraine until they started winning. Europe generally is also more invested in and holds stronger support for international law (not the "rules-based international order" like most of the anglosphere) even if they don't always uphold it.

    The war in Ukraine was of America's making, but Europe has to bear the consequences of it (as with everything America does). In that vein, since America started the war in Iran, Europe likely will have no choice but to start buying Russian gas again.

  • Should "soft science" be considered real science?

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  • Well economics damn well shouldn't.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    I Spoke To The Developer Of The Systemd Birth Date PR - YouTube

  • KDE & Plasma users @lemmy.ml
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    Elisa and DragonPlayer are not using my Bluetooth Headphones, is this a KDE thing?

    apps.kde.org /elisa/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    Distrohop Recommendation Wanted: Fedora or Secureblue?

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
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    How did the Ad Networks find my search?

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    My Spending on Donations to FOSS is just 1.3%, too low.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.ml
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    Valve launches the Steam Next Fest right on Windows 10 EOL because they hate me, specifically.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    How bad is my partitioning?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    Is the Trinity Desktop Environment Secure?

    www.trinitydesktop.org
  • Gaming @lemmy.ml
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    Any Strong Opinions on Games in my Steam Wishlist (provisional) from 2024?