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by DANmode 3mo ago
/me shrugs Suit yourself =]
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Most of the cooperation required to manipulate markets and legislation is implicit, incentives-based, requiring little or no recordable coordination.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
If you are an elderly person, this position becomes wildly reasonable. No youths are spoofing being 75 at the corner store.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Not a requirement for (re)election in many jurisdictions anymore.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
We’re still pretending the Bilderberg Meeting (and similar stuff) don’t exist, and don’t assist in orchestrating big, cross-border paradigm shifts like this?
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Everything Google makes is, or will end up supporting the usage of, adtech.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
> It’s also pretty obvious that saying “parent should take responsibility” is also not working. So punish those people. Stop letting them neglect the responsibility a parent innately has to their child and to the rest of us.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
We walked away from it.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Nobody drew a comparison to BGP. The commonality of the spider of systems you’re referring to is still implicit trust.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Current system, unfortunately.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
> You must be fun at parties In the context, this is funnier than your “joke” was!
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by DANmode 3mo ago
“We”? Don’t use Chrome. Chromium, maybe.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Arguably the biggest vuln of the filetype.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
The “new” phone system (SS7) still relies on implicit trust and a lack of security.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Reader Mode works great. Setting a minimum width that works on your screen is a bad habit that’s luckily mostly dead, in favor of responsiveness.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Are these algos local, as well?
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by DANmode 3mo ago
The OS isn’t compatible with hardware without basic security features. Build it yourself for other phones if you want to have a security-focused OS without most of the security.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Legally, yes. Medically…no. It does not seem to be equivalent, especially with any amount of regular repetition.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
If you’re looking for employment that’s as stable as a minor-league cartel, sure. Coke, machetes, and drunk driving gets your passion moved? Concisely, seek help.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
The golden-handcuff stories just keep getting weirder as I go down the thread.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
> cant quickly come up with any protected class that is assigned as teetotalers Religious or spiritual belief.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Does this take include, or exclude, DDOS?
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by DANmode 3mo ago
The validity and permanence of a technology has literally nothing to do with how irresponsible people have been while placing speculative bets on it. In this case, it’s really irresponsible.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Where will they find 12 GrapheneOS users? (The peers)
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Which part of the government protects the people?
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Raising more money ≠ winning harder.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
> redundancies Surely you meant lay-offs, or firings, not this corporate-speak.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Is there anyone checking this on a daily basis? I know a few cases for why you would, just not with any regularity.
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by DANmode 3mo ago
> Same thing with things like "find my iPhone". Great in theory, but if your phone actually gets stolen and you tell the cops "Hey, my phone is at this exact address, I can prove it with Find My," they still don'
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by DANmode 3mo ago
Plenty of places this is happening. I got to teach a Detective the technical limitations of Find My, and also successfully recovered some of my property from a UHaul truck during a stop. All for bikes - but it contributed to two arrests,

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