xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: TSMC R&D chief: There’s light at the end of the chip shortage
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xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: TikTok shares your data more than any other app and it’s unclear where it goes
Very much a tool to influence Western users and thought.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: TikTok shares your data more than any other app and it’s unclear where it goes
You don't really see much difference? Democratically elected politicians versus central party that allows no dissent and has complete control over information and actions of its citizens to the point of genocidal assimilation.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Steam has been banned in China
The series of high resolution pictures of me throughout the streets, hotels, places I was during my time there - these all appeared on the screens used by the guards as I was being scanned to leave the country.
So yes, I have been to China, I can place China on a map, and it is the most terrifying reincarnation of Nazi Germany - being defended by people who will say "we didn't know any better" after the concentration camps are freed.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Steam has been banned in China
Why do you say this is historically unprecedented? China has been imperialist since its beginning, and continues its imperialism with Hong Kong, South china sea, Taiwan, Tibet, Xinjiang, Myanmar ...
What 'historically unprecedented imperial past' are you referring to that isn't preceded by China's?
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Steam has been banned in China
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Steam has been banned in China
You can't even compare the USA and China; China is objectively less free and more repressive.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Apache Log4j bug: China’s industry ministry pulls support from Alibaba Cloud
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: SHA-1 'fully and practically broken' by new collision (2020)
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: SHA-1 'fully and practically broken' by new collision (2020)
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Masscan: TCP port scanner, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes
I've not seen anything that says simply scanning for open ports is illegal, doing vulnerability scans may be though.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Canadian military saw pandemic as opportunity to test propaganda techniques
I hope this raises awareness.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: As religious faith has declined, ideological intensity has risen
It's the Dunning-Kröger in action; people like you believe that somehow our universe, reality, the nature of humans, are perfectly definable. What you're not realizing is that the concept of God goes beyond any attempt to rationalize; I don't use rationalize in the context you're thinking, but in the mathematical concept of rationality. Language, how we code information into words, is based upon rational polynomials whose coefficients and values take on the alphabet; binary systems being something you may be familiar with. As soon as you codify 'God' as something rational ('sky wizard?') you imply a limit and impose boundaries on a limitless and indescribable entity.
But if you're trying to just mock people for believing something you don't understand, that's fine too, I've always found the most insecure and least intellectual to be the ones that try to show others how "smart" they are.
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Pentagon surveilling Americans without a warrant, Senator Wyden reveals
xinniethepooh | 4 years ago | on: Pentagon surveilling Americans without a warrant, Senator Wyden reveals
xinniethepooh | 5 years ago | on: Russian opposition leader Navalny dupes spy into revealing how he was poisoned
xinniethepooh | 5 years ago | on: Pfizer-Biontech vaccine data stolen in cyber attack
xinniethepooh | 5 years ago | on: Pfizer-Biontech vaccine data stolen in cyber attack
Eastern minds don't believe in it because they don't believe in individual accomplishment or identity. That's why "dissenters" are locked in prison camps or disappeared.
You point out some red herring, claim it's the base case, and thus it proves the entire viewpoint that it's some "decaying corrupt corpse"
Compared to what, exactly?