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by acct1771 7y ago
Genuinely surprised you've hung out here so long and haven't picked up on GNU/open source software talk. This should leapfrog you in that specific direction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_free_
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by acct1771 7y ago
Media conglomerates still indeed have some sway. CNN et al which all have questionable at best propaganda/war drum records are still pointed to with appeals to authority.l, etc.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Maybe they're looking for companies to list there who are trying to build value in the long term instead of the norm, which is short term vesting cashouts.
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by acct1771 7y ago
People can't afford Qubes and/or layered Virtual Machines? Hopefully we're talking time-value.
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by acct1771 7y ago
How's Apu fit into the "yellow is neutral" thought, here?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Initially.
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by acct1771 7y ago
> Maybe we should just allow banks to launder money for drug cartels and terrorists as long as they're making a profit off it. HSBC still does business in the US to this day after being prosecuted for exactly this, because they paid
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by acct1771 7y ago
Instead, we've seemingly gone the opposite extreme, and kids barely understand how to exist outside and amongst their peers, let alone do an hour of hard work.
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by acct1771 7y ago
It's always both.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Snap On IS the Chinese.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Much easier for management at that level to know they need to, for example, reduce staff from 15 to 12 or 10 than it is to know they need to reduce 1500 people to 1200.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Phones, Chromecasts, SmartTVs, Nest I believe - all ultrasonic. We still buy their shit. Why?
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by acct1771 7y ago
I don't know if they'd describe it as "worry", but take a look!¹ >We think that Mosh's conservative design means that its attack surface compares favorably with more-complicated systems like OpenSSL and OpenSSH.
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by acct1771 7y ago
mosh?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Is SSH fine..? mosh dev and users think no.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Check out video of the latest Battlefield series. May make you ill.
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by acct1771 7y ago
What's keeping you on Azure?
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by acct1771 7y ago
This comment tells me Purism et al need tablets next.
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by acct1771 7y ago
They'll just demand the ads be put in the headlines.
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by acct1771 7y ago
These are the Globalists we were warned about, by the way.
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by acct1771 7y ago
My inability to personally audit systemd would be at the top of the list.
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by acct1771 7y ago
No comments, because nobody wants to register with Verizon for this report. Meaning we should definitely be reading this report.
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by acct1771 7y ago
If you have to fight in court, there's a chance you already lost. Get it to market first, holding the market is marginally less difficult when you move first.
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by acct1771 7y ago
At least you can track how the propaganda changes focus over time.
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by acct1771 7y ago
How many of the National Security Letters are still in place? How many PRISM-like APIs are there?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Of course they are, their PR department reads HN and others now.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Now you two are moving the goalposts if this meta-thread.
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by acct1771 7y ago
All of the people that can already afford 15 each of those everyday items won't mind.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Reads like that, but, if you've seen it (or haven't) how else would you describe the concept?
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by acct1771 7y ago
GPG exchange with trusted personal and commercial contacts being as easy (UX) to add to your keychain as adding someone into the contacts of your phone.

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