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acct1771
7y ago
...if you're Lance Armstrong.
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7y ago
The classic EEE strategy is to "extinguish" the desirability of the open source offering compared to the perceived trick MS stuff, so the community shifts to the commercial offering.
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7y ago
Actually, a pack of playing cards, but that's a weird response to a common complaint here, which is big companies sunsetting user loved stuff for no visibly valid reason, besides IAP.
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7y ago
Tough? Discerning, perhaps, mate.
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7y ago
This is a bold claim - is your friend sure they're not "just" sharing some system calls, but still running both kernels?
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7y ago
Cool, I hate this more than tennis now.
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7y ago
Why not Matrix.org & Modular.im or host your own Synapse server?
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7y ago
> Everyone likes talking to VCs and telling them what the hot tech trends are. Which, like every other human, means VCs need to develop "who's full of shit" skills in a big hurry.
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7y ago
People frame it as an issue of recreation, but it's actually a mental health crisis that these are not more accessible.
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7y ago
Corrupt politics in New Jersey?!
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7y ago
Wait...so if the government (or any other company) sets up a bad deal for an individual...that entity is responsible for cleaning up a mess created after the other party willing agrees? Where does the other party's personal responsibil
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7y ago
If you see your pets like this, please don't get one.
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7y ago
Do you think your dad's sysadmin had access to (relatively) more damaging stuff than this person will?
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7y ago
Do the last bit, but also consider working in some cannabis.
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7y ago
Just because you're capturing a bunch of data doesn't mean you're parsing it/piping it correctly. Just ask William Binney, et al, re: 911.
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7y ago
Only useful if it doesn't expose your own projects/secret associations.
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7y ago
a competitor to a behemoth that is shit, sorry, reads awkwardly!
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Definitely. We should be pushing the sentiment of digital personal security/sovereignty the same way we pushed war material manufacturing during the World Wars. Tie it to freedom in mainstream media publications, and they'll all c
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7y ago
I have! Exactly one, actually.. RoomieMatch.com. Shoutout if you're reading, dude/dudette.
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7y ago
We're better off decentralizing and empowering our citizens digitally with great tools and security.
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7y ago
I Think we're approaching a time where it will be honourable to use a competitor to a shit behemoth, and will engage a following more.
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7y ago
No, but top-level parent seems much more likely to donate to research because of that stigma, from what I'm reading here.
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7y ago
Emotions make you stupid.
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7y ago
To be clear, you're not claiming that crisis actors/political theatre is a myth...right?
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7y ago
A king's court, then. Even worse.
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7y ago
It's the power inherent to the holder of that database that makes the difference...
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7y ago
Now think about the attributes they're recording from your phone when you approach.
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7y ago
Is REAL ID dead?
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7y ago
Neutered, and ready for corporate consolidation? ..yeah, checks out.
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7y ago
............... Have you heard of Standard Oil?
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