aphorism

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by aphorism 5mo ago
Not a sock, just finally annoyed enough to actually login and say something. I can see you can't engage about this without hurling wild accusations, so peace out.
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Some of us embrace our humanity and have an ethical and moral need to engage with the world we want to live in rather than the world dominant economic forces would prefer us to engage in.
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by aphorism 5mo ago
So what if they're defensive and cringe in their rants? Are you so indoctrinated into believing performative aloofness is "professional" that you can't see clearly?
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Same, which is why I'm glad he deleted the signing key in this case. It was the only right play given the situation. I'd have done the same and I'd expect anyone with integrity to do likewise.
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Why would debunking factual inaccuracies be a red flag? It's the rational action to take, actually. Big corporations often don't respond because their lawyers tell them not to. Surely you're not saying that's a green
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by aphorism 5mo ago
I'm sure it's exhausting producing an awesome product, only to get crapped on by governments and corporations that hate privacy and drama-farming Twitter randos, but debunking bad-faith bullshit is nothing if not rational in a wor
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Nah, that's more to do with the fact that governments use Signal and Meredith Whittaker is not to be trifled with.
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Which "bad behavior" are you talking about?
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by aphorism 5mo ago
Calyx Institute and GrapheneOS are both really great projects. I support them both. I rely on products from both. You're not doing either project any favors by pretending that hastily generalizing nerd dramas and autism over-correction