DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
You can do this in the configuration for Firefox containers too.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Not being able to handle banter isn't the type of trait I'd look for in a friend, but to each their own. You may have luck looking for people in places like Bluesky and large reddit subs, as those typically host more of the mental
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Again, you could quite literally copy+paste this message onto a /pol/ thread about how "the jews run the world" and it would fit right in.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
I assume you must be a solo traveler?
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
The difference is you can opt out by leaving it at home.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
You don't even need something so complicated. Those Flock cameras are so vulnerable you can easily make a botnet from them and make them serve your own malicious purpose.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
But that data is not shared anywhere, where companies like Flock sell it to a number of third parties.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
I somehow doubt that if a majority of the population was a full standard deviation lower on the IQ scale that nobody would be talking about it, that there wouldn't be more research, and that it wouldn't be covered by the news what
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
For a select few, maybe, but it's obviously not enough of the population to make a significant difference in downtime outages in large tech corporations. It's far more likely due to either AI, or more directly, layoffs and offshor
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Ideally, this would be the best solution, but what happens when the upstream distro packagers disagree with the vision of one of these downstream distro maintainers?
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Are you being hyperbolic? It's clearly not this, and very likely not GP's proposal either.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Very true, clearly all these issues that started cropping up after fortune 500 companies started offshoring indicates they didn't offshore fast enough
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
That's certainly an optimistic outlook
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
> Doing something self destructive to make yourself feel better makes no sense at all. Yet arguably, perhaps the most European move of all
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
What happens when China finally decides to take back what they believe is 'rightfully theirs' and stops it for them? It's not exactly a position you want to be in.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
A bunch of easily psyopped morons aren't a large enough majority of the general consumer populace to be worth considering. For every 1 of someone like you, there's 50 people who blindly grab the cheapest product off the shelf that
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
The systemd project and its following can be quite cult-like, towards the more devout-end.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
You never addressed GP's point... This is just a thread about runit, what good is bringing tribal console-war like arguments about systemd to it?
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
It already was, a long time ago with the copper pennies. Not sure with the modern Zinc ones, however.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Exactly this, and track every last cent you've spent, and where.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
GP said: > I don't understand why anyone would choose Chrome over Firefox. I get that it's performant, but it's developed by a dominant advertising company. Why would you trust Chrome if you care about your privacy? I beli
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Exactly this. I use librewolf, but for non-tech savvy, relatives where that would not be an option, I'm not exactly gonna recommend barebones vanilla Firefox either.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
> if you care about your privacy? I think you just answered your own questions.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
We're at most in an "AI Autumn" right now. The real Winter is yet to come.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
Do you? Or is it possible to acknowledge a plateau in innovation without necessarily having an immediate solution cooked-up and ready to go? Are all critiques of the obvious decline in physical durability of American-made products invalid u
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
> Bringing assembly back is going to make matters worse, not better; How so? Why would bringing back domestic manufacturing be worse for a country than outsourcing all of it to another country that is actively working to replace the few
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
The last sentence of my comment was a parodic reversal of the last sentence of your previous comment.
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by DaSHacka 11mo ago
And yet you're unable to vocalize the contrast in my interpretation and your message, because I interpreted it exactly as you intended for it to be. How's that backpedaling working out for you?
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by DaSHacka 1y ago
Almost like they make the best game distribution platform around for customers, and thus customers flock to it.
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by DaSHacka 1y ago
Nowadays? Yes

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