DaSHacka

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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   > The problem is that they are very closed environments with a lot if bureaucracy involved and the development is done at snail pace. Wow, so they're authentically European! Glad to see they're off to a great start.
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   > It is amazing how quick a country can turn into a corrupt dictatorship. I know, watching the fall of the UK and European countries has been really depressing to see. It's unfortunate, but it seems the US will have to carry the tor
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   "Best OS" as determined by who? Even just checking the Wikipedia page for HarmonyOS is sure to give a chuckle: > supporting both tablet mode and full desktop counterpart in line with Huawei MateBook I'm sorry, "MateBo
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   Literally this. "The US is gonna have their FO moment aaaany day now, they're gonna regret messing with us Europeans!" "Bro you haven't even kept your end of the deal on your NATO military spending." Turns out
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   I doubt there's ever going to be an FO. What does Europe have of any value? What was the last thing of relevance they've done? Help with WWII?
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   Potato, Potato. Whether giving money with no strings attached or some strings attached, guess where that money is going to go.
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   Why does location not matter at all? We're halfway across the world, why should we be the ones contributing the majority of the funding?
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   also things such as chat control and surveilling the entire populace, but I'm sure you must be right that the problem people have with it is that they say "corruption is bad"
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   by DaSHacka 10mo ago

   > Ring cameras and other cameras still require warrant. Same for the data that Flock collects That data is now one and the same though: https://www.flocksafety.com/blog/flock-safety-and-ring-partn...
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Any public-sector employee ever. Seriously, ask one you know.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Not really, modern browsers warn about self-signed certificates the same as HTTP (or sometimes even more). And obviously you can in theory verify the signature's fingerprint akin to a trust-on-first-use model like SSH. May not be as st
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Not sure what you find difficult about it, but I just took the "workstation" config from the gentoo wiki and used it on my laptop. Perhaps if you're doing more complicated things like bridging interfaces or rerouting traffic
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Same here, I'm surprised most linux users I know like to install firewalld, UFW, or some other overlaying firewall rather than just editing the nftables config directly. It's not very difficult, although I've never really dug
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    "astroturfing is when a lot of people disagree with me"
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    > if I were a conspiracy nut I'd argue these things are being done to please Israel. Or just someone who has at least 100 IQ
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    > 95% of the arrests aren't actually arrests. The police send you a polite letter, you write a polite response, and at least 90% of the time the case is dropped. Bahaha, as if that's any better. Guess cops showing up to your do
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    While perhaps not exclusive to the public sector, it undeniably happens WAY more often.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    There is a cert, it's just not signed by a CA.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Lol, I prefer that version of the headline: "99.9% of residents did not show up to protest new datacenters in Michigan"
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    As is Firefox, and Chrome. So really, there's no point in singling it out.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Ungoogled Chromium is maintaining Manifest V2 support in the fork?
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    I don't think they've prioritized that ever in recent memory, or they would have already been broken up a long time ago.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Nor is getting reinstated to your home country of origin when you are here illegitimatly.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    The jet was not flying right outside the United States though. Did you even read the comment thread before responding to GP? You're just spreading misinformation.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    > whatever keeps them warm. lol more like whatever keeps their heroin dealer warm
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    I myself was recently an adolescent, and still know many adolescents myself. My take is coming from my anecdotal experience, and the behaviour I've observed from my peers. Perhaps your kids don't show that side of them in front of
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    And yet, when going to a grocery store where everything is free, what content would adolescents be most likely to consume? Your analogy was more apt than you could ever imagine.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    And yet, would that be wrong?
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    Or, as we've seen recently, you can force them and they still won't be literate enough.
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    by DaSHacka 10mo ago

    No way, I didn't know Putin used Hacker News!