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acct776
6y ago
They were thinking that slowing down EV adoption helps them retain market strength longer. Or gives them more time to adapt/learn before more serious ventures in.
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acct776
6y ago
Yes. And I'm specifically responding and saying: That's not his fuckin job! It's ours - and our government's.
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acct776
6y ago
The bigger and unhealthier you are, the less motivated you may be to get up and leave your desk. Or...to quit and become a lumberjack, etc.
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acct776
6y ago
That's not his fuckin job !
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acct776
6y ago
Why would this be expected, in your opinion?
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acct776
6y ago
This has been observed in Californian cities.
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6y ago
Certain parts of the world, people get bombed on metadata alone.
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6y ago
AOSP (Vanilla, GrapheneOS, CalyxOS) doesn't have this capability. The Google Play Services app/package? Heh...
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acct776
6y ago
People have been choosing usability over security forever - don't be ashamed.
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acct776
6y ago
You mean the Google add-ons to Android. Regular Android works great in GrapheneOS/CalyxOS/other AOSP variants.
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6y ago
GrapheneOS, on whatever devices have proper security models at the time.
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6y ago
Boot security. Check into it. They know. Just, obviously not highlighted.
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acct776
6y ago
Information asymmetry is a motherfucker - and they have it all.
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6y ago
It's a half measure technical solution to a political problem. Obscure, please, in all seriousness - but fund the EFF, and vote for people who support data privacy vocally.
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acct776
6y ago
But...all of your contacts stopped talking to one number, and started talking to the new burner number. They know it's you.
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acct776
6y ago
But not today.
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acct776
6y ago
We have exactly the same opinion, it seems. Except, you missed the part where, if someone's free to run up the score with 4, 6, or 10 children...they also have the freedom to watch them starve if they can't support them. I don
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acct776
6y ago
This breaks the Android security model. Use GrapheneOS or CalyxOS.
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acct776
6y ago
You should read more, then.
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6y ago
Wouldn't waste my time with anything besides it, or Calyx. Lineage etc break the Android OSP security model.
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acct776
6y ago
Not allowing incoming connections from anything besides their signed app.
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acct776
6y ago
re: #1, couldn't fathom having a family that ready to give up. Mine asks me to set up sandboxed browsers/block scripts etc.
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acct776
6y ago
What if his kids will make it worse, and yours would have made it better?
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acct776
6y ago
GP wants to pay...
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acct776
6y ago
Because they use Signal to secure work comms, and it's a steal even with a donation of n amount? Or was this snark?
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acct776
6y ago
For the privileged of this board, yes. Tech jobs are all remote, all the time now.
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acct776
6y ago
But you handed them in, in person, and had an in person interview. If anything, a picture is a loss of historically available visual data on a hire.
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6y ago
Right. But in a lot of states, there's a gun on the other side of that door. Toothbrush becomes a lot less of a panacea, then.
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6y ago
Probable CIA asset running underage sex slaves for the elite wasn't exactly of public record, was it? Or, rather: was it splashed over social media? Because statistically, nobody's reading , these days..as disgusting as I feel
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6y ago
Can people living in Virginia have an unbiased opinion on this?
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