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beeboop
11y ago
I find it odd that they aren't just able to get the data from the carriers. The only reason it'd be on the device but not the carrier/Facebook/Twitter/etc servers is if they encrypted the messages, but they would pr
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beeboop
11y ago
Destruction of evidence charges? I am often surprised at how adaptive the law is for preventing loopholes like this. I would say with great confidence that this wouldn't fly.
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beeboop
11y ago
I don't really feel like the librem laptops offer much value when built using a processor with IME. It's offering a mostly open source laptop, but still has a massive gaping backdoor for someone to log your every keystroke and get
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beeboop
11y ago
What's the point of this? You'd only ever use it if you were about to have it seized, and doing so would be destruction of evidence.
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beeboop
11y ago
Don't forget that that time when Laura Bush ran a stop sign and killed someone t-boning them at 50MPH and she was never even fined.
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beeboop
11y ago
It requires three clicks to edit the subject line and I still sometimes click in the wrong place trying to find it and I've edited subjects dozens of times. It also requires it to open in a different editor. The default reply window is
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beeboop
11y ago
The only reason Steve Jobs and any other executive pays themselves $1 on a W4 is because their income from other means of compensation gets taxed less than regular income. They aren't doing it as some sort of show of "look how muc
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beeboop
11y ago
I'm not sure my temperament is wrong for wikipedia, I didn't escalate things out of anger, it was just the provided solution when dealing with editors who aren't following guidelines and refuse to budge. I left ultimately bec
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beeboop
11y ago
I recently tried to get involved as an editor but gave up. It can take literally hours out of your day going back and forth with some other editor who decides he or she wants to debate you on the world's dumbest, most pedantic thing ev
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beeboop
11y ago
Even with a 4k phone screen there would be a lot of room for improvement as the Oculus user sees it.
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beeboop
11y ago
This is honestly really cool and I was thinking only weeks ago how I wished there was a resource like this. I am not often a fiction reader because I find the characters frustratingly stupid or the situations unrealistically easy in pretty
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beeboop
11y ago
Downloaded 15.04 today, put it on a USB drive, and tried to use the live version on both my laptop and desktop. It failed to boot to the desktop (showed Ubuntu loading screen though) on both with cryptic error messages and 30 minutes of Goo
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11y ago
If you think Wikipedia is civil, I recommend looking at the talk pages for contentious articles. It's overwhelmingly full of pedantic bickering and passive aggressiveness. It also suffers from a lot of bias in articles where there'
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beeboop
11y ago
Hi Tyler - you don't have an email listed - could you post one so I can send you a message? I'm a developer and it'd be nice to work with someone who has some experience like you.