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by 177tcca 6y ago
If you're not savvy at installing custom anything, and just want a setup that keeps the Android security model intact (unlike all of these LineageOS forks), check out GrapheneOS.org.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Probably not run an email server. =[
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by 177tcca 6y ago
> Am I not paranoid enough Do you also forgo a fire extinguisher in your kitchen?
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Or monitoring for it. That's about right, for those who are playing the game.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
I mean...email.com?!
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Don't think they were trolling... Opened this thread excited to begin conversations with potential partners, and instead was greeted with text I'd never put in front of my clients. Very disappointing!
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Is it flaming if I point out you're probably not American while being one?
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by 177tcca 6y ago
A varying-in-size part of everyone believes that the whole world is the 5 people closest to them.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
What site doesn't collect vig on the heavy side?
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Don't have 300 rung ladders.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Bingo. This is insanely important. Even if someone is comfortable, $100 a month can make it worthwhile to them to spend time considering and writing. Sometimes that money just proves someone's finding big value in your continued effort
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by 177tcca 6y ago
So, less reframing and cutesy phrases, perhaps? Things might have been a lot different if instead of saying LinkedIn was using "dark patterns" to grow, they were being pieces of shit.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
There are already frameworks and services for making chatrooms and comments with Matrix protocol for using in centralized and decentralized webpages — why someone would want to hack XMPP into there, besides loyalty and familiarity, is beyon
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by 177tcca 6y ago
A big one set off from a mile up is the normal way science fiction predicts the chaos begins.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
It's not meant to be any one thing. That's its strength. Core to many usecases, many eyes, many industries' backing.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Probably reddit, lobsters, newsgroups, mailing lists, Matrix, IRC, etc. Like any good CTO type.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
This feels wrong.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Nobody has level 5. If Tesla wants to achieve 3, 4, 5, it'll need a place to learn without being crucified for it. That's what I got from the comment.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Pin it now!
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Security comes from understanding, and personal vigilance - not chain of trust to a corporation that will eventually falter.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
The guy hacking Teslas on YouTube is worthy, even if I didn't find it within the last month.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Giving options to your executives is....historically really risky.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Now that GP is gone, you mean.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Even the official whois web application for this?
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Your guess is as good as mine. Misdirected hatred at Google services privacy bleeding into this debate? Anyway, please read GrapheneOS.org in its entirety.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Shit, I'll mail you this one on my desk I just flashed for $150 more than I paid. Let me know.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
It serves to make people confident that they're giving up their privacy and at least getting security back in return. Which is what the general public wants. For everyone else, there's Graphene.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
Without Google Play Services, this is blatantly untrue. Evidence otherwise appreciated, even if just a compelling theory...
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by 177tcca 6y ago
The world thought they needed native app stores when they just needed better bookmarking tools for progressive web apps.
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by 177tcca 6y ago
It's directly connected to lots of power usage today being from coal.

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