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by baliex 5y ago
You can get them in the Github repo. Here's Facebook's privacy policy: https://github.com/ambanum/OpenTermsArchive-versions/commits...
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by baliex 5y ago
Do it. Even if you can only publish parts of them... a) you could write-up just the parts that aren't (borderline) illegal b) I think you'd be surprised at what people find useful and interesting c) maybe you could apply a little
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by baliex 5y ago
> The pay version is about $7.50 USD a month, which is not cost prohibitive if you care about it. It’s possible for someone to care about privacy but not have the means to do anything about it. The fact that $7.50 a month _is_ cost prohi
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by baliex 5y ago
Please don’t trim whitespace, I ended up on a network recently which had a space on the end of the SSID
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by baliex 5y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with the idea that it should be opt-in but both approaches are equally unenforceable. The inverse of what's suggested in the article would be: export DO_TRACK=0 Project owners that want to track you simp
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by baliex 5y ago
I’m not a human psychology expert by any means but I’m afraid think this would probably still work in their favour. “There’s no such thing as bad publicity” is a thing because just having your brand name out there (even if it’s bad news) is
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by baliex 5y ago
Have you read the article? It provides the analysis and evidence for what you’re saying in a (mostly) rigorous way
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by baliex 5y ago
We’re all living in the same (complex!) ecosystem. It’s possible that the fish you’re relegating to be less important than you are somehow benefiting you in some indirect way
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by baliex 5y ago
> there should be something between "service access" and "full unrestricted access to a customer's PII and app state." iOS has this in the form of apps that require Face ID to access them. Some fall back to your
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by baliex 5y ago
IYHO?! It's patently absurd to expect anything less Edit: I'm agreeing with you but it seems absurd that it should have to be opinion!
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by baliex 5y ago
This law has a tendency to flip-flop every now and again, and is per-jurisdiction in any case
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by baliex 6y ago
Couldn't agree more! It's trying so hard to look like macOS but it somehow hasn't escaped a Linux look and feel. One example is the padding between the `Alt+Space` text and its surrounding pseudo-Spotlight search box. Either
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by baliex 6y ago
I think we can all agree with the sentiment but it's sad to see a case such as this that proves it to be true. Reviews in support of the defendent already coming in thick and fast, https://www.trustpilot.com/review&#x2F
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by baliex 6y ago
Is either a formal enough term to argue that one is more correct than the other?
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by baliex 6y ago
https://nohello.com
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by baliex 6y ago
What a beautiful website -- so inkeeping with their mission and ideas (this comes up quite often but, those dithered images really remind me of https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/power.html )
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by baliex 6y ago
"Be the change you want to see in the world" -- I'm gonna have a go at switching as many people away as possible; friends, family, co-workers. It's all about critical mass so every step in that direction is a step toward
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by baliex 6y ago
Very surprised to see Grammarly on a privacy oriented list. Aren't they shipping off everything you type to their servers?
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by baliex 6y ago
No, it's just that the HN link is going to the 2nd page in the nav this time
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by baliex 6y ago
Could you update the `...&filter...` example to wrap the URL in quotes so that the `&` isn't interpretted by the shell as sending the process to the background?
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by baliex 6y ago
Seconding this, I recently switched to Blackhole. I think because Soundflower is no longer being developed.
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by baliex 6y ago
Holy macaroni this looks exciting!! Sadly it only supports a rather short list of cameras, their latest and greatest by the looks of things. The whole 5D range normally gets this sort of thing but this time it starts on the IV unfortunately
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by baliex 6y ago
I put in “where should I run?” just to get past that first stage to see what would happen next and ended up going through the whole process. Really simple, kinda fun, thanks!
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by baliex 7y ago
Think of network bandwidth too!
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by baliex 7y ago
They're interesting, hypnotic, and beautiful!
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by baliex 7y ago
For that, there's this: http://www.nohello.com/2013/01/please-dont-say-just-hello-in... .
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by baliex 8y ago
Interested in how pass can be used without the command line?
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by baliex 8y ago
In a similar vein, made me think of writing test cases. You want to find the failures, they're part of it working the way you expect. For anyone used to that sort of process hearing the "no"s isn't so bad at all.
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by baliex 8y ago
I just started with Processing for the first time yesterday and it got me thinking straight away that it'd be good for this sort of thing. It's super simple to get started with, just a single download gives you a (very basic) &quo
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by baliex 8y ago
I'm not after a whole profile-builder but the Google Redirects Fixer & Tracking Remover add-on ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/google-no-tra... ) caught my eye. Unfortunately look&#x27

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