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Barad-Dûr sounds more like Thiel's thing.

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11/20 as well here

What would their case be for not encrypting it?

Insane compared to what? The cost of traditional methods to consumers, or to society as a whole?

Realize that you're one of the lucky few.

Genuine question. What keeps you going?

Even in the internet era. In high school I often just renamed some random file to a .doc extension and sent that in. No teacher ever had any idea. I'd just play dumb that I had a bad computer.

At least messages are still E2E encrypted. If you avoid all other facebook systems and restrict the apps permissions I think the damage can be contained to a decent level.

I don't think these statistics are correct. People in the Netherlands supposedly work 27 hours/week according to this data, whereas 36-40 hours is the common standard here. Even accounting for vacations et cetera that is terribly low.

Also from the data source: "The data are intended for comparisons of trends over time; they are unsuitable for comparisons of the level of average annual hours of work for a given year, because of differences in their sources and method of calculation." The data is unsuitable for this article.

What's so evil about that?

The jokes practically write themselves here.

Prefix the URL with outline.com/ ;)

The average user downloads 1.5-3 apps per month[1]. That's not a very high number to build a native app for if you ask me.

[1] https://www.tune.com/blog/no-the-average-american-does-not-d...

A photo itself is not a violation. An identifying photo on the other hand could be.

I think the easy-to-kill-walking-lootbox-boss isn't as as much gambling as the current lootbox system. An important element is that the game shows you all these possible rewards much like a slot machine. I'd be surprised if they'd include that as a gameplay element.

kWh I'd wager, it's used interchangeably here.

And yet Ace and Tate can sell specs for €99.

“The children now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.”

- Socrates

That's what I was thinking after the first post. This is a movie I'd watch.

If anything I'd vouch for leaking to a data protection watchdog if nothing gets done about it.

Can anyone explain why credit cards are preferred in the US? In the Netherlands they're basically an obscurity, and I couldn't even pay for my groceries with one. We all have debit cards that charge directly from your bank here.

Just what does the CC system offer over debit?

This is how it works in the Netherlands as well, but below €25.

With the new legislation that's coming I absolutely wouldn't trust the Netherlands anymore... Something like Denmark seems like a better alternative.

Didn't Snowden have intentions to leak NSA documents right from the start..?

Does Telegram even have access to these?

Agree. Hawking had a big impact on my general outlook on life.

Yes! Helping my dad with point and click games is a very fond memory of mine. Especially Rama (game based on the books by Arthur C. Clarke)

I should try getting it to run again sometime.

That would be completely your own fault. Drinking and banking is risky too, or drinking and driving. Make it a best practice to only interact with blockchain systems when sober. Not a very strange idea IMO.

He bought in the heat of the biggest alt boom ever, no shit that it's a loss.