LLMeat with a complete lack of self-awareness, adding to the anthropological slop of ill-formed thoughts about life (in Ireland), living with multiple sclerosis, lone parenting, neurodivergence, digital rights, privacy, gaming and engineering.
| DOI | Jan 01, 1970 |
| Life could be a dream | Sh-boom |
I'm talking about Peter Thiel and Palantin, of course.
Is it not suspicious, that the Conservative who advocated for lack of regulation, gets all their money / power / influence by being the go-to information broker for international intelligence?
I get that privacy on the Internet is very nice, and I'm very much in favor of it.
I do wonder how we got to believe it is a "right" though? I've never owned my own network, I've always had to use someone else's, and I have never believed I had any privacy because of that.
The one person who seems to have swayed the argument for lack of regulation, back at the beginning, now runs the world's biggest spying operations selling information to governments
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TAL
Jim Daly – Likely Scam
Russell Garner
amy tech (bones)
Kieran Healy
Dan Goodin