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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
If you carefully read the article, it just explain how it is an economic decision, and one which sooner or later will be no longer the case once they can capitalise on with anything above free, which is the lowest of the lowest bars. But ev
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
DDoS Protection?
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
IE6 stagnated because that was ideal for Microsoft who was mainly in the business of desktop; Chrome is now eroding user privacy and becoming a rubbish OS because that is ideal for a Google's Ad revenue and web based business. It is th
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
MacOS has this and what happens is that you get into the habit of just clicking through it. It won't help with ransomware, only backups would.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Chrome and friends (Edge, Opera) are basically the new IE6 and only people who are new or forgetful will disagree. I hate Mozilla for missing up so bad with their stewardship of Firefox time and again, but alas, it is the only reasonable op
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
This new IE6 called Chrome, I hate it.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
It is because you think the contention is about being identifiable, while that is hardly the case. Most people understand or at least accept that in order to facilitate payments and a company to follow various laws that are generally unders
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
> We’ve had export restrictions on different chips and even cryptography software in the past. It doesn’t last forever. Yeah, in the long everything will happen, from 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 being the winning Powerball numbers to heat death of
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
For a non-solitary species that requires almost 2 decades for self-sufficiency, isolation is not a question of personal opinion, it is fundamental.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
You're just taking the Western code of social conduct as "normal". Human interaction is completely normal and natural.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Do you ride for economic reasons?
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Strongly feeling a need to isolate yourself is not healthy and unnatural.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Software and quality of life is worst because of these companies. So congrats to them indeed.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Yeah, so how many pages to print Fable?
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
This line of thinking is like suggesting people who would like to become structural engineers should learn to Google plans and copy them since in the future, all plans will be out there more or less, or something that insane.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
While the authors position is rather far from grounded and misses the key issue, which in my estimate is that "Radical Anti-Capitalists" went wrong with alienating productive members of software society in favour of pandering to f
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Yes.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
You're very close but to woodworking AI is more akin to a 3d printer than even a CNC let alone swas and planes. Yes, a 3d printer and not even a CNC. That difference nicely illustrates the difference of what AI brings to the table for
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Evidence for what?
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
You don't have to prove anything, but given the staggering amount of evidence to support such event as likely, you opt to dismiss it without evidence. Like I said, shoe leather.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
No, you see; that is why your take is so ungoated. You know it is not an impossible claim, you also have access to internet, but you opt for benefit of the doubt. As I said, there is a line between fair benefit of the doubt and the taste of
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
Unless the app has certificate pinning, the modification of app behaviour is also not guaranteed. Really, it is just a pointless exercise for most of the use cases.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
The least goated take. While it is good to give the benefit of doubt where it is due, there is a line where it starts to taste like shoe leather.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
"The process is the punishment".
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
It is piracy; It is theft, but even capital punishment has a threshold of justification, let alone theft. Piracy is justified action in response to intrusive, mass, and overreaching surveillance by the unholy matrimony of State and Corporat
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
In Queensland, Australia. Saying from a flow streaming of water to a large salty tidal body of water lands you a criminal record. Just the words. Same in Berlin.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
About 3% of their revenue. In context, someone in UK using their phone while driving will be charged about £1000 pound or ~3% of the median income..
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
And lets not forget how pointless Play Integrity is for what it is being touted to be for, when there is millions of "Certified" devices ready for us by shady people via clickfarms.
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
As the age verification and the dodgy businesses around them become more widespread, people will find the friction and risk of paying for "legitimate" access on par with pirating, and to boot, the later doesn't cost money. Re
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by asdfsa32 4mo ago
A new age of piracy is ahead of us. When they come crying about "revenue", these days will be remembered.

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