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gee great, more unnecessary shoving everything into the "cloud"-- just to make sure that users have absolutely no due process protection for the confidentiality
by nullc 7y ago
gee great, more unnecessary shoving everything into the "cloud"-- just to make sure that users have absolutely no due process protection for the confidentiality of their data.
Microsoft and Google do this because they make money out of monetizing their users. What's systemd's excuse?
As far as USB goes-- can you suggest a currently manufactured _good_ usb storage device? I've found myself scrounging for old ones because anything currently made are unreliable, slow (in spite of amazing performance claims), or usually both.
- ta999999171 7y ago> Microsoft and Google do this because they make money out of monetizing their users. What's systemd's excuse? Who do you think is putting the resources (manhours/money/etc) into mainlining this crap into Linux? It's the corps. Add Intel to the list.
- viraptor 7y ago> gee great, more unnecessary shoving everything into the "cloud"-- just to make sure that users have absolutely no due process protection for the confidentiality of their data. This doesn't really make sense as a response to comment mentioning Syncthing which works with any backend, including your other machines. > What's systemd's excuse? Systemd's excuse for what exactly?