Asher @Ashercrypt

@BearNecessity3 @krxsctr Which is why the offer should for the nuclear defence should be more attractive If there are loads of people who can do a job then the offer doesnt have to be attractive, if you won't do it someone else will do it Isn't that basic economics

@LeighBrown @therealDeFlock Seems like a lot of paid no-privacy supporters under this post

Wtf I made a very controversial voice recording on my own personal phone and wanted to save it on my phone but i couldn't see the recording anymore after saving it I made other recordings and was able to save and replay them, but the bold controversial opinion of about 30mins gone #privacy #tech

@We_TheTyrants @Mericamemed What else are they going to do with them??

I don't really think they are being coerced that much, sure there's pressure from the govt, but companies have always done what they wanted either ways Theres been lots of fines and suing regarding companies breaking privacy policies...doesn't stop them from still finding ways round it If the companies do not somehow support it, they would have found ways around it and somehow made the govt give up on pushing it

@DionysianAgent Intresting read Will have to read more and understand each figure Can you point me to sources to gain better understanding?

This is the fucking problem White guys have been getting on with the Japanese for a few days now, sharing steak, guns, culture, banter etc But then comes a nigga quoting another nigga talking about pedophilia and shit No culture to share or appreciate, jusy trying to muddy their culture cause you have none of yours to be proud

Why the fuck did ChatGPT remove the ability to edit earlier prompts. Being able to tweak from the top and explore different outputs was one of the powerr usage, now you’re locked into whatever you is in the previous chat unless you restart the whole chat. The Ai was already operating at half power and now its had been further enshitified....

@GamerivGames @Pirat_Nation Another bot account This doesn't benefit/protect the consumer in any way Company makes X amount, gorvenment finds out they did something bad, gorvenment fines them about 10% of their earning from the misuse of your data Company gets aways with 90%, 10% is gorvenment's share

What the fuck is Linux age verification. If I spin up a VM, do I have to fucking provide my ID card? Someone should hang these Californian regulators on a tree

If the average parent is not so bright, the average politician is most times just plain stupid If stupid people make laws for morons, the outcome is going to be a an average clusterfucked upbringing for the child, which we are seeing some results already We don't elect smart people into government, we most times elect the loudest idiots, and trust them to put smart people into positions of power(which almost never happens)

@gomeshiro @ShitpostRock He knew it was setting a very wrong precedent no matter if he had the space for it or not Probably because idiots like you called it bitching back in the day also, companies just went along with it until we now have overly bloated software everywhere nowadays

@stupidtechtakes A stupid tech take made by ...oh, I see

@schizoretard18 @KimIversenShow Sensitive retarded fascist

Long ago I discovered the ultimate privacy hack to encrypted communication: Every app gets spied on no matter what. Signal, Telegram, Whatsapp, Session literally everything. It doesn't matter. Durov gets arrested in France because he won't give up the information to Europe, but his family is fine and free in Russia? Telegram = Russia Signal = America Wechat = China But the secret is that you can choose which government you want to spy on you. As a European I only use Chinese apps and devices. Huawei and Wechat. If I hypothetically want to do bad things in Europe over these chat apps China won't care. Perhaps they will even encourage it. Choose the government that supports you. Totalitarian surveillance government arbitrage.

Lwazi @LwaziMBK

6 months ago

A CIA surveillance app complaining about a Russian surveillance app 😂😂😂

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@realAtlasPress @Literariium It's a page from a book stating what a man, Marcus Aurelius said How are you claiming content?, just genuinely curious

>be Masayoshi Son >born 1957 in Tosu, Japan >ethnically Korean >family lives in a shack on an illegal pig farm >no running water >collect scraps to feed the pigs >use a fake Japanese name because Koreans are discriminated against >called "dirty" by classmates >grandmother tells you: "you're special, you'll do great things" >you believe her 1970s: >read a book about Den Fujita >the guy who brought McDonald's to Japan >cold call him until he agrees to meet you >you're 16 >ask him: "what should I study?" >Fujita: "computers, they're the future" >you listen 1974: >convince your parents to let you go to America >move to California alone at 16 >barely speak English >enroll in high school >graduate in 3 weeks >not a typo UC Berkeley: >study economics and computer science >invent a pocket translator >sell the patent to Sharp for $1.7 million >you're 19 >first million: unlocked 1981: >go back to Japan >start SoftBank >software distribution >two part-time employees >first day, stand on an apple crate >give a speech declaring you'll be a $1 billion company in 5 years >they think you're insane >they both quit 1982: >get hepatitis >doctors say you might die >spend 3 years in and out of hospitals >run the company from your hospital bed >nearly go bankrupt >survive both 1990s: >SoftBank becomes Japan's largest software distributor >take it public in 1994 >valuation: $3 billion >start making bigger bets 1995: >meet Jerry Yang >he started a website called Yahoo >invest $100 million for 33% >everyone says you're crazy >the internet is a fad >Yahoo IPOs >your stake: worth billions >first legendary bet 1999: >meet a weird Chinese guy in Beijing >English teacher, couldn't get a job anywhere >started something called Alibaba >18 employees in an apartment >you talk for 5 minutes >invest $20 million >he didn't even ask for money >his name is Jack Ma 2000: >dot-com bubble pops >your portfolio explodes >not in the good way >lose $70 billion in 12 months >the largest personal financial loss in human history >stock down 99% from peak >media writes your obituary >"Masayoshi Son is finished" but: >you still own Yahoo Japan >you still own Alibaba >everyone tells you to sell >you hold tighter 2006: >buy Vodafone Japan for $15 billion >everyone says you overpaid >bring the iPhone to Japan exclusively >it explodes >back from the dead 2014: >Alibaba goes public >biggest IPO in history >your $20 million investment? >worth $50 billion >5,000x return >the greatest venture investment ever made >you held for 15 years >everyone told you to sell >you didn't 2016: >meet Saudi Crown Prince MBS >pitch him your vision: AI will change everything >45-minute meeting >he commits $45 billion >you launch the Vision Fund >$100 billion total >the largest investment fund in history the portfolio: >Uber: $7.7 billion >WeWork: $10.6 billion >DoorDash, ByteDance, ARM >hundreds more >spray and pray at scale 2019: >WeWork implodes >IPO collapses >your $10 billion nearly worthless >you go on stage mocking yourself as "foolish" >Vision Fund reports $17 billion loss in one quarter the thesis: >AI is coming >it will touch every industry >whoever owns the AI platforms wins >so buy everything >every category, every leader, every continent >own the future 2024-2025: >AI explodes >your thesis looks prescient >ARM IPOs at $65 billion >you own 90% >announce $100 billion for AI chips >you're 67 >not slowing down what's undeniable: >Yahoo: 1,000x+ return >Alibaba: 5,000x return >ARM: probably 3-5x and growing >three of the best investments in history >all one guy the pattern: >make huge bets >look like a genius when they work >look like a fool when they don't >never stop betting >never hedge >never diversify emotionally from a shack on a pig farm >to the richest man on earth (briefly) >to losing $70 billion >to comeback after comeback 300-year plan. infinite resilience. one insane bet at a time.

Not much, but honest work

Asher @Ashercrypt

9 months ago

@debar_fx Finally someone that can see what I see

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This is how I feel people related in older times, there were no specific classification that we have an abundance of nowadays, except man and woman, the only other thing is by citizenship of whichever country you are from, which can change quite easily It was more about status, power and what you can do