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[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/1cc0uon/addin...
Assuming that number turns out to be close to reality, how do you weigh so many unnecessary deaths against VTL rockets and the electric cars?
Perhaps a practitioner of Effective Altruism could better answer that question.
This doesn't make corruption OK. But he tore out a lifeline for some people without giving them an alternative way to get aid.
In my 30+ years of life I have not seen a single successful project that either: wasn't a facade, or didn't benefit the ruling class only.
Nor how many deaths will be caused by his support for far right parties across Europe, when they start ethnic cleansings.
The US taxpayer has no moral obligation to send welfare "around the world". If you personally find this frustrating, you're welcome to donate that money yourself, directly. No one will stop you. If the world wishes to partake in the benefits of the American government, it should apply for statehood.
Sure. It's a transactional purchase of stability and goodwill, via which the US has benefited enormously.
I mean, by way of the atrocities we've committed around the world, we kinda do.
Even if we buy your thesis, foregoing morals, geopolitics, and history, it's a useful soft power strategy...
I'm not saying fund USAID before healthcare for all in america. I'm saying of all the insane things our government wastes money on, USAID was far down on the list of most egregious.
That in itself should make you hate the dude.
Wasn't Edison an asshole?
Children were exploited, and we're doing this net positive analysis on whether he should face the scorn. I'm not having a go at you - it's just frustrating to see very little happening after so much has been exposed, and I think part of it comes from this mindset - 'oh he's a good guy, this is a mistake/misstep' while people that were exploited as children can't even get their justice.
It's sickening.
I'd rather have both. Hawthorne doesn't get nuked if Elon Musk goes to jail.
> Children were exploited
Abuse. Exploitation. CSAM. We're mushing words.
Child rape. These men raped children. Others not only stayed silent in full knowledge of it, but supported it directly and indirectly. More than that, they arrogantly assumed–and, by remaining in the United States, continue to assume–that they're going to get away with it.
Which category is Elon Musk in? We don't know. Most of the people in the Epstein files are innocent. But almost all of them seem to have been fine with (a) partying with an indicted and unrepentant pedophile [1] and (b) not saying for decades–and again, today–anything to the cops about a hive of child rape.
A lot of them should go to jail. All of them should be investigated. And almost all of them need to be retired from public life.
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20220224113217/https://www.theda...
(Clarification: I’m using the term colloquially. Whether Epstein had a mental condition is unclear.)
[1] https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/press-release/file/1180481...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44746992
This command will make your MacBook hibernate when lid is closed or the laptop sleeps, so RAM is written to disk and the system powers down. The downside is that it does increase the amount of time it takes to resume.
A nice side benefit though, is that fingerprint is not accepted on first unlock, I believe secrets are still encrypted at this stage similar to cold boot. A fingerprint still unlocks from screensaver normally, as long as the system does not sleep (and therefore hibernate)
Does this mean that the Signal desktop application doesn't lock/unlock its (presumably encrypted) database with a secret when locking/unlocking the laptop?
Yes, a judge is unlikely to order your execution if you refuse. Based on recent pattern of their behavior, masked secret police who are living their wildest authoritarian dreams are likely to execute you if you anger them (for example by refusing to comply with their desires).
I do not follow the logic here, what does that even mean? It seems very dubious. And what happens if one legitimately forgets? They just get to keep you there forever?
Another reason to use my dog's nose instead of a fingerprint.
Also, IANAL, but I'm pretty sure that if law enforcement has a warrant to seize property from you, they're not obligated to do so immediately the instant they see you - they could have someone follow you and watch to see how you unlock your phone before seizing it.
It's interesting in the case of social media companies. Technically the data held is the companies data (Google, Meta, etc.) however courts have ruled that a person still has an expectation of privacy and therefore police need a warrant.
There's no known technique to force you to input a password.
I fully agree, forced biometrics is bullshit.
I say the same about forced blood removal for BAC testing. They can get a warrant for your blood, that's crazy to me.
Except when they can: https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-134/state-v-andrews/
At least a password and pin you choose to give over.
Out of habit, I keep my phone off during the flight and turn it on after clearing customs.
Not really, because tools like Cellbrite are more limited with BFU, hence the manual informing LEO to keep (locked) devices charged, amd the countermeasures being iOS forcefully rebooting devices that have been locked for too long.
If you mean forcing an iOS device out of BFU, that's impossible. The device's storage is encrypted using a key derived from the user's passcode. That key is only available once the user has unlocked the device once, using their passcode.
The real news here isn't privacy control in a consumer OS ir the right to privacy, but USA, the leader of the free world, becoming an autocracy.