COGlory

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by COGlory 6y ago
Thank you for your work on that
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by COGlory 6y ago
F-Droid Link: Element (previously Riot.im) (Secure decentralised chat & VoIP. Keep your data safe from third parties.) - https://f-droid.org/packages/im.vector.app
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by COGlory 6y ago
I don't think this is the case. But in my opinion, the fact that we have no way of knowing and have to rely on Google not to do that is the real issue.
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by COGlory 6y ago
I was using a Pixel 2, but the list of well documented phones is available: https://lineage.microg.org/ It's pretty simple if your phone is supported. You enable developer mode, enable USB debugging, download the image
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by COGlory 6y ago
I did it: - LineageOS + MicroG and F-Droid for mobile. - NextCloud (and DAV) running on an old laptop for calendar, contacts, and file storage. The mobile app uploads all my photos automatically. It backs up to Backblaze -ProtonMail with a
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by COGlory 6y ago
Check out Wendell Wilson, of Level1Techs on YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOWcZ6Wicl-1N34H0zZe38w or https://www.youtube.com/user/teksyndicate ), and https://forum.level1tech
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by COGlory 6y ago
John Rockefeller purchased an incredible amount of land for Grand Teton National Park, all under the guise of various shell companies. This is because if word got out he was trying to purchase the land, people would have raised the price.
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by COGlory 6y ago
That's just feudalism with extra steps, because that person on welfare is not given the same representation as a multi-billionaire with lobbying power.
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by COGlory 6y ago
It's miserable because we are reliant on their generosity.
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by COGlory 6y ago
I keep seeing these articles..."Zuckerberg new justice reform"..."Mark Cuban new transparent drug company"..."IKEA saves 11,000 acres from development" This really is neo-feudalism, isn't it? We've le
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by COGlory 6y ago
Your examples are two islands and a peninsula that might as well be an island... I can't help but notice that pattern, and wonder if it might have something to do with their success.
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by COGlory 6y ago
>borring source code Based on the article, this looks to be a massive overhaul of the source, switching to Golang.
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by COGlory 6y ago
The maintainer of this project recently came out (? Terminology?) as trans...gender, I think. Presumably that's why there's focus on this.
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by COGlory 6y ago
They're paid when I buy the music
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by COGlory 6y ago
Perhaps the better idea than suppressing politics would be to have a week where technological discussion is encouraged and actively highlighted?
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by COGlory 6y ago
At this point Greenwald has been pretty thoroughly disavowed from by the left, is my understanding.
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by COGlory 6y ago
Eventually people will go after payment processing and this will get shut down. The left seems to think they can control this monster they've created forever. I hope to God they're right. I miss the left that was against big busin
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by COGlory 6y ago
Good for him. Not every business needs to last and grow forever. That's a mandate that can't be met without selling your soul to VC.
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by COGlory 6y ago
Some judges have hinted that it effectively is: https://harvardlawreview.org/2017/11/packingham-v-north-caro... Ultimately, though, I think the jury is still out.
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by COGlory 6y ago
Which is exactly the problem with trying to put a box around these things, and classify tools as the problem. The problem is people, not platforms, and trying to sort platforms into "full of hate" and "not full of hate",
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by COGlory 6y ago
Facts should be independently verifiable.
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by COGlory 6y ago
> it is in the public interest to allow platforms to remove such content This is not always true, and that is the issue. If the government is going to, for instance, tell us we can't gather on public property, there has to be some w
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by COGlory 6y ago
That it works better. I'm wondering because of this submission the other day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25623858
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by COGlory 6y ago
Is there evidence for this?
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by COGlory 6y ago
Either Greenwald is correct, or he isn't. His opinion on non-factual things should have no bearing on that.
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by COGlory 6y ago
I don't think so. Maybe if competitors use AWS? Tough to imagine this won't get thrown out though.
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by COGlory 6y ago
The question is whether that's legal, or anticompetitive
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by COGlory 6y ago
I definitely don't agree with this. The vibe I've gotten from following center-left journalism is that the alignment against Trump has come at a heavy cost to traditional liberal values when it so happens Trump touts them (whether
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by COGlory 6y ago
Comes into effect tomorrow (Monday, January 11th)
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Ask HN: Who needs to have their media consumption pre-filtered?
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