SgtBaker

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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Yes, it's already begun, even though the directive isn't even ratified yet: https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/29/europol-sought-unlimite... Europol wants unfettered, unfiltered access to all scanned
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Most places that are available to you and me aren't necessarily available to homeless people and some modern cities are getting more and more hostile architecture built to make life harder for homeless people. It might be a niche thing
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Well this was pretty expected as it's how EQT normally operates - they purchase objects - develop them for x-years (normally about 5-ish) before re-selling or re-listing. They've been in SuSE since 2018 - so the IPO was their try
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Learn to read. I said Brave was privacy scam. The whole company. Not just that move.
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Just eroding user trust. Which is the basis of privacy
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Sure. https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/8/21283769/brave-browser-aff...
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Brave is just a privacy scam. And it's also Chromium based So you might as well be using Chrome.
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Did you not ask "Why are you sounding like chatGPT, are you actually reading straight off the prompt?" Interviews go both ways
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
Imagine getting a congressional hearing and coming in with "never saw anything.. no aliens nor their crafts, just a bunch of rumors which I can't repeat here, soz all" That was a complete waste of everyones time.
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by SgtBaker 3y ago
You really shouldn't be using Chrome anyway at this point.