akimbostrawman

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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
flatpak is the most convenient way to securely run steam on linux
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>Everything on the internet is vulnerable to netflow traffic deanonymization that is not how they get busted, monero literally has protections against that like ring signature and dandelion. They get busted by leaving xmr monero ecosyste
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
That does not make any sense. btc even lightning still has about 100 times the user and ecosystem. Nobody uses it because it obviously it is not secure.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>will leave no traceable record. The anonymity of cash with the convenience of contactless payments That will never be allowed to happen. There is a reason monero xmr which already offers more anonymity and privacy than cash, is being cr
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>but is irrelevant in practical terms It very much is not. If I use cash to commit a crime but then deposit it into a KYC bank account which is then used as a side channel to get me caught does not mean its the cashes fault. XMR privacy
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
considering actual criminals do not use lightning but monero it should be obvious that is not the case.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>including monero which they still haven't actually broken despite empty marketing claims which in reality is busting people on KYC CEXs.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
fundamental issues like no fungibility or privacy. if you want a crypto currency that btc was supposed to be and people think it is, use xmr monero.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Anybody running opensnitch would notice
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
no, someone who just happens to work for microsoft doing something at home did something good.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Does this work with IOMMU?
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>but he wasn’t the first to give software away for free They never claimed he was and it's irrelevant because free software has nothing to do with "giving software away for free" https://www.gnu.org/philoso
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>Elon is the richest (and by extension most powerful) person in the world *publicity known, and overwhelming majority of his wealth is not liquid but tied to companies. Arguably the most powerful publicly known person is the US president
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>Don't waste my time with your sophistry. >bullshit 13% At least your are transparent that facts and real world statistics don't matter once they clash with your ideological world view.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>motorists Nice niche cherry pick too bad there isn't even a mention of "same amount of crime" if you just look at average crime rates by race, logic would tell you why that might be the case, in the same way men are WAY m
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
What destroys trust is breaking it e.g. a specific group of people committing unproportional amount of crime per capita. What about profiling based on sex or age? Should there be a perfect equal amount of times a 8 year old girl or a 80 yea
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
You mean the reality of using patterns and data points such as statistics to determine likelihood of danger? Like you and me do every day even if you don't notice? Would the same have happened if they where two women which are statisti
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
> just don't want to see brown faces in the street? They could be green for all everyone cares about. The actual relevant distinction with real word implication is criminal statistics and per capita rates. Not to mention everyday re
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>like the journo didn't even play the game That is industry standard
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Nice framing. How about C: not letting in a flood of financial refugees with completly different cultural values in the first place or at least send them back at some point instead of giving them free citizenship and all its benefits as jus
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>asylum are prohibited from making a living This is exactly how we got here. We allowed them to work to make temporary asylum permanent migration.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>EU Parliament supports the globalists' agenda word. thats the entire point of the existence of the EU
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Pro remigration is a perfectly fine position to hold especially considering most of the remigration would be with people that shouldn't have been allowed to become migrants in the first place like refugees "fleeing" across mu
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>feel like there's some organized attempt to paint Linux distros as dangerous. imo the only ones doing that are the ones that try to portray the AUR as more than it actually is. A pastebin for package builds with "run at your o
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Not being willing to knowingly and actively distribute malware does not mean they don't agree with OP. All the "use at own risk, no vetting" warnings all over the AUR and wiki support OPs claim if anything.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Switching from one centralized git repository to another that also injects political messaging into URLs without consents.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>I think it's just as harmful to adults Yes however like any drug or bad habit they are substantially more harmful and more difficult to resist the younger you start them. >I'm confident that they don't give a rats ass
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
>End-to-end encryption is about protecting data at rest on the vendor's servers No its literally in the name. It's about encryption between the end points of data communication. In most cases between two clients with the middle
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
Industry crash has been long overdue. Turns out making games for "modern audiences" mostly funded by ESG isn't economically viable yet.
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by akimbostrawman 3mo ago
There is an obvious difference between few shock videos now and then on a PC at home and constant flood of all kinds of emotional manipulation from ads to propaganda only an arms reach away inside your pocket 24/7 which you also need t

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