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TLS also allows for the contents of a boot image to be hidden from others.

The lack of ads, and the algorithm for sorting the feed.

I think the spectrum runs from social media, to forum, to news feed… maybe other things. HN isn’t toxic.

I assume it would be chrome debug, and their chrome plugin, like it is on macos and windows. They could punt arbitrary app control easily enough.

That happens with execve(). clone() allows you to not copy the page table prior to the execve() call.

Yes, it is. You do have to have some infrastructure you trust somewhere to validate an attestation report from the confidential VM.

There are microcode updates for this already https://www.amd.com/en/resources/product-security/bulletin/a...

That’s for rx, not tx. When you close a socket with data in the send buffer, that does not trigger a RST. If you just close the socket normally.

Signal doesn’t provide anything in the message other than… “there are pending messages.” Signal wakes up, fetches them, then generates notifications on the phone itself.

That doesn’t solve the problem. You have to configure Signal to not send the information in the notification.

Will Foxconn and other Chinese manufacturers be less involved in Vietnam? How much less?

I assume you're joking, but this is just sales tax.

In general, markdown refers to CommonMark and derivatives now. I’d be surprised if that wasn’t the case here.

We know aluminum accumulates in the brain at a rate that is indistinguishable between vaccinated and unvaccinated people.

In other words, we know where the aluminum is not coming from, namely, vaccines.

https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety...

Goullé JP, Grangeot-Keros L. Aluminum and vaccines: Current state of knowledge. Med Mal Infect 2020 Feb;50:16-21.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0399077X1...

Although aluminum at high doses can cause a variety of clinical manifestations, the quantity of aluminum in vaccines is too small to cause a direct toxic effect. Indeed, the quantity of aluminum in biological specimens from those receiving aluminum-containing vaccines is indistinguishable from unvaccinated subjects. The concern that aluminum in vaccines might be associated with a rare autoimmune disease called macrophagic myofasciitis has been refuted by previous studies.

We know aluminum accumulates in the brain at a rate that is indistinguishable between vaccinated and unvaccinated people.

https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety...

Goullé JP, Grangeot-Keros L. Aluminum and vaccines: Current state of knowledge. Med Mal Infect 2020 Feb;50:16-21.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0399077X1...

Although aluminum at high doses can cause a variety of clinical manifestations, the quantity of aluminum in vaccines is too small to cause a direct toxic effect. Indeed, the quantity of aluminum in biological specimens from those receiving aluminum-containing vaccines is indistinguishable from unvaccinated subjects. The concern that aluminum in vaccines might be associated with a rare autoimmune disease called macrophagic myofasciitis has been refuted by previous studies.

It's more than "not known to be from vaccines." It is known to not be from vaccines, the amount of aluminum is far too high.

I also would like it if they did a placebo controlled study of vaccines with aluminum vs no vaccine

If this is what you meant, there are already studies covering this.

If you instead meant to say a study comparing vaccines with aluminum to the same vaccine without, there are those studies as well.

This comment is too indirect to be useful. Can you be more explicit?

The definition of slippery slope, right here.

But we aren’t talking about firing one person. There are macro effects to firing people at this scale and shutting down whole departments. Not to mention the fact that it is illegal.

No, that was not suggested. You are not arguing in good faith.

That will require inoculating the population against propaganda.

The trust would have to divest and reinvest everything. Otherwise it’s not blind. Simpler to just have people like that not qualify for office when they have clear conflicts of interest.

Then the programming language becomes natural language and you’ll have to be very good at describing what you want. Unless you are talking about AGI, aka, the singularity. Which is a whole other topic.

You realize that functional governments won’t let this happen.

If prices go up Americans will buy less.

Google would maintain a kernel patch or upstream a patch if that was the right choice for a given problem.

A good first target is a VM.

You can already tell Mullvad users from their IP address. If their browser only reveals that much, that sounds like a win to me.

Average users will leave toxic environments, and be attracted toward content that is compelling to them.

If federated services pick up steam, they will pick between a few popular options.

There is always a second filter bubble. In the case of non-federated sites, that filter is in the form of the policy of the site and also the algorithms used to sort feeds and replies.

With federated solutions, users have a choice.