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by atatatat 5y ago
The client will just never send the images, if someone writing it doesn't wants that.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> we should never expect that it is reasonable to conduct mass surveillance on all the roads in the country to find out where people go all the time. Utility and traffic light poles have cameras and license plate scanners that can captur
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by atatatat 5y ago
"Computers never lie, kid!"
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by atatatat 5y ago
This is just known as a PO or Purchase Order in business/many regions; and is also how physical credit card "swipes" (run through a carbon paper copy 'machine') were settled ('back in the day').
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by atatatat 5y ago
> this all entirely depends on your pov on yellen and the current senate Or the next twelve...
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by atatatat 5y ago
> mandatory self insurance Will never happen, because then the higher ups can't as easily force underlings or a smaller/regional department to commit fuckery.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> I have to trust Mozilla to securely save my passwords and so on You don't. Pass, CLI tool from Wireguard's Donenfeld, Bitwarden gets good reviews, etc.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Or with the appearance of safety, which is much more important. Unless you live in Fukushima.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Very cool! Thanks for stopping in here!
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by atatatat 5y ago
I struggle to find any half-assed techy person who uses an app that won't run on AOSP/Calyx/GrapheneOS.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Pixel cameras are great, regardless of what app used.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> You only have to look at Moxie's terrible public behavior to see what the fallout from that approach looks like. Cite Torvalds' absolutism on not breaking userspace, too, while you're at it.. These projects are all forwa
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by atatatat 5y ago
> I don't see why Signal and Matrix have to be in competition Because people here only care about security and privacy, and Signal/Matrix offer some of the best user accessible encryption.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> considering they're not great value for money for custom rom purposes I pay $120-$350 for used Pixels. What I guess I'm trying to say is: Huh?
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by atatatat 5y ago
At some point, the new hardware has been changed for good reason — exploits have been discovered! Upgrading to a new-to-you few-hundred dollars Pixel every 2-4 few years isn't anywhere close to the expense of a new $600-$900 phone ever
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by atatatat 5y ago
Your comment leaves out the danger of advertising security and privacy when you cripple those things. All open source projects should be able to take GP's criticism, dev of "competitor" or otherwise — specifically because the
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by atatatat 5y ago
Especially since tinfoil would be like an antenna. Everyone knows that.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> relocked my bootloader last time and can't upgrade without wiping the phone That doesn't sound right.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> This is also why those people for a unregulated free market are insane. Unfair tangent, because if it was a truly free market, the government wouldn't hold a monopoly on violence.
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by atatatat 5y ago
https://www.makeuseof.com/best-android-rom-for-privacy/
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by atatatat 5y ago
Throwing them in the trash due to entropy of security.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Props on bringing verified boot to those devices Lineage can//will not, and doesn't tell users clearly that they could have it with other options.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Very cool! Few quips: Silence was last updated (on F-Droid) a year ago — is this project secure//being maintained? & Mozilla-cousin browser: you're going to lose the security clout these days unfortunately.
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by atatatat 5y ago
What apps haven't worked for you on GrapheneOS, from Aurora Store?
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by atatatat 5y ago
This is a valid criticism. Upstream being AOSP helps a lot.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Well, Calyx keeps the basic security model of Android intact (verified boot), unlike Lineage.
447.
by atatatat 5y ago
Disagree. The reputation of Nick Calyx (worth a look his Wikipedia page), or GrapheneOS team, etc, is so much easier lost than that of, say, Google's Android team.....or iOS security team. Having said that: Calyx shouldn't be cons
448.
by atatatat 5y ago
That's how losing your toll card works! If only our entire society worked that way! Utopia!
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by atatatat 5y ago
Watch House of Cards.
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by atatatat 5y ago
/me can barely contain shock.

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