Cider9986

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by Cider9986 28d ago
> Proprietary software can be kept secret, and only shared as a binary That doesn't stop piracy at all so I think copyright is what prevents proliferation of piracy not secrecy.
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by Cider9986 28d ago
They just made an announcement on their social the are gonna announce stuff more on their social.
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Thanks
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Lumo seems the most reputable. There's confer.to, duck.ai, and nanogpt.
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Actually other Roms do not do a good job at privacy from corporations compared to GrapheneOS. See "Degoogling" section: https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Yes their policies are great. They misinterpreted my comment and accused me which annoyed me. The comment I replied to in this current thread was talking about their communication on HN so I provided an example where I was caught in the cro
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Every week GrapheneOS seems to come out with a good take. Monero, Authoritarianism, AI, now copyright. Very well aligned with my beliefs not to mention it's one of if not the most private OS.
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by Cider9986 28d ago
Addons are a huge security risk I think it's worth it for most people to just implement their own with AI but maybe that's not possible for something like sponsorblock or ryd (maybe you could make a client yourself).
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Copyright does more harm than good and should be abolished(grapheneos.social)
310 points by Cider9986 28d ago|320 comments
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by Cider9986 28d ago
That's great but it's certainly not more secure than GrapheneOS against remote, local, or surveillance capitalism adversaries.. That duress pin idea is not good at all and would be bad for the users of GrapheneOS.
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by Cider9986 28d ago
I don't get why people are annoyed by this one so much. I notice it very occasionally. AI slop blog posts are as bad as ever but the stuff the agents say in the chats don't annoy me much.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
People need to chill lol.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
Monero works like cash and there's nothing complicated to get the privacy. With QR codes it's not bad but sync time and 20 minute confirmation is a convenience proble.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
Civil asset forfeiture is banned in Maine, Montana, New Mexico, and North Carolina from a quick search.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
With Monero it doesn't matter for future transaction privacy if it's KYCed just like it doesn't matter for cash. Financial institutions know you have purchased Monero like if you withdrew cash from an ATM, but then it goes of
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by Cider9986 29d ago
https://status.openai.com/
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by Cider9986 29d ago
https://xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/status/2097219485937660272#m
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by Cider9986 29d ago
> I'm nervous because of how articulate, reasonable and numerous grapheneos's posts have been on HN recently Let me reassure you? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49591796
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by Cider9986 29d ago
They are not AI obsessed lol. They recognize the benefits and the drawbacks and use it responsibly.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
I'm gonna make a local library once storage prices come down (I want to seed) but TorBox and Nuvio doesn't feel real.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
This is a pro-consumer action. Good for Australia. Identity verification is anti-consumer. Instagram in Australia offers either ID or video selfie to prove you are over 16.
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by Cider9986 29d ago
That's not mine. I can remove the link if it makes it look less spammy.. It's not always easy for people to do the setup.
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Monero is our most-used crypto at NanoGPT(reddit.com)
3 points by Cider9986 1mo ago|1 comments
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/Monero/comments/1w9my20/monero...
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
I use Vanadium on mobile and Brave on desktop–I think those are the best options. Brave is also a valid choice on Mobile because of the better adblocking. https://grapheneos.org/usage#web-browsing
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/07/only-4-of-ios-use...
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
Are there other sites that get through ad blockers as well as Twitch?
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Monthly Updates [Sept](fmhy.net)
2 points by Cider9986 1mo ago|0 comments
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
They would care if they understood it. They shouldn't have to care–they deserve consumer protection regardless.
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by Cider9986 1mo ago
An Apple TV would be the best for privacy you can easily use but not perfect. Don't use streaming services. Torrenting with a VPN would share the least data but Nuvio/Stremio wouldn't share much with adtech. Can't use th

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