Hizonner

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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Worked for me. I now have a secure young adult who's as well adapted as anybody I've seen. Come to think of it, I never got punished much as a kid myself, unless you count lectures. Did OK. Sorry about your cycle of authoritariani
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Go away. Nobody wants to hear your moronic conspiracy theories.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
... and it's not possible to get such a warrant? Why not?
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Once they've established a rule that you have to help them in all cases, what stops them from forcing you to push an update to a phone while the user still has it , to collect information from the phone while actually unlocked and in
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Only a total idiot would wait to actually be arrested, fined, or even harassed, before doing something about it.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
This is part of a wave of similar bullshit worldwide. And we have a bunch of countries trying to enforce their bullshit extraterritorially. Also, your lack of concern for any people or projects who may happen to actually be German is... dis
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
This cannot, of course, be achieved with open, hackable software on the client device. So you have to outlaw that. Sorry, no.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Do you maintain any software? I have a few features I need you to add. No, you don't get any choice. Where's the problem?
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
... because they won't be able to, because the project will have been shut down.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Why do you hang out there then? And why is it the first thing you think of when you think about a giant worldwide information network? I try not to think of everybody who plays video games as an arrested adolescent in Mom's basement,
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Try sixty-something with an adult child. There is a disease going around among the "youngsters" who are parents these days. I'd call it overprotectiveness, but it doesn't actually protect anybody, just stunts them and ac
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
> I've been saying we need a separate Internet for kids. That is moronic. And destructive. Children are human beings, and are supposed to get a chance to grow naturally into being community members. That is an incremental process.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Whatever you set up today, your users can fear they'll still be using in 2045.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
An upsell is a FUCKING AD and has no business existing, period. Nothing should appear on a user's screen that doesn't add value for what the user is trying to get done. This is really, really simple. If you are Microsoft, and yo
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
If you kill yourself with drugs, nobody murdered you. That's a stupid way to approach things.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
> respect and fear him I actually don't think Trump understands the difference between those.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
You totally misunderstand the threat model. It's not about anybody breaking your app. It's about people making their own apps do things they're not supposed to do. ... and there's always a tradeoff in terms of how muc
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Copyright needs to be pared back legislatively (and via treaty renegotiations). More like "aggressively pruned with a chainsaw". Courts and captured international processes have made an absolute mockery of the original intent, a
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Mighty presumptuous to think everybody uses Gnome. I've spent decades using neither Gnome nor KDE.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
You know what? That's bullshit. Anybody slightly competent can put horrendous back doors into any code, in such a way that they will pass F-Droid's "checks", Apple's "checks", and Google's "check
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
The purpose of the "weird doublespeak" is to remind yourself what you're aspiring to.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
1. It's not politically charged now . 2. It's not all over government Web sites. In fact I doubt it's on them at all. 3. Cabinet-level officials aren't giving stupid speeches about how important the name is in reflectin
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
There's a difference between an informal name that catches on organically and isn't politically charged, and an highly visible, ostentatiously political renaming specifically intended to make a point.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Bad news. Trump and Hegseth do not have the authority to rename the Department of Defense, no matter what they put on a Web site. That requires an act of Congress, which hasn't happened. And probably won't, because even if they co
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
1. If you've been in business for 10 years, you're not a "startup". 2. The "startup community", such as it is, is loaded with hucksters and not particularly respectable. 3. What he wrote is partisan. 4. Putting
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
The United States does not have a "Department of War".
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
Having your account taken over is also a bad user experience.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
> If one only has a username and forgets the password, there’s no way to reverify the user. Tough beans?
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
The party currently in power enthusiastically supported the OSA when it was enacted, and has been enthusiastic about implementing it. They're not just mechanically enforcing something that they inherited.
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by Hizonner 11mo ago
> They also however appear to believe the OPs clients are simply lying about actually geoblocking UK residents They don't seem to claim that. They claim the block is imperfect, and they demand perfection. Since perfection is in fact

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