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by ece 4y ago
16xx, 20xx, 30xx, and some enterprise cards. Still great progress.
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by ece 4y ago
The next few paragraphs hint at his culpability, the DOJ should act based on all of the evidence: > Some of the records that the Jan. 6 committee has received had been ripped to shreds and taped back together, reflecting the former presi
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by ece 4y ago
Well, Trump likely knew what he'd be culpable for, and acted accordingly. I'm not the judge though, the DOJ and it's actions will be.
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by ece 4y ago
He's getting a billion dollars out of this, maybe that's playing a part too, to lend Musk some additional cover. Look, even the guy who banned him thinks differently now.
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by ece 4y ago
Multiple states have passed laws targeting LGBTQ+ and it's not unreasonable to rally around how this will all play out in the courts and legislatures.
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by ece 4y ago
She is talking about defending her rights in court.
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by ece 4y ago
The missing call logs say everything here don't they? To be on the phone with the police or national guard isn't going to happen on Signal.
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by ece 4y ago
Yeah, that's equivalent to "stand back, and stand by" /s
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by ece 4y ago
I'm wondering what some signs might be that we are working out how to live with one another, like less sub tweeting or something.
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by ece 4y ago
1st party data and the customer being receptive (opt-in/looking to see what's in a Target flyer) seem like two advantages that an ad on the internet will never really have. Ad retargeting and such seem like multiple points of cont
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by ece 4y ago
Honestly, finding some common ground seems good, but when someone is just doing things out of spite and without any rhyme or reason, it makes you think twice.
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by ece 4y ago
An ad campaign can be days on many websites.
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by ece 4y ago
Buying habits seem like 1st party data, and this seems more like a recommender system that is opt in, if you get mailers. But, by your own admission, if it's creepy, it's not working. Does targeting help Target sell more baby stuf
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by ece 4y ago
Yep, and slow storage too last time I checked.
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by ece 4y ago
More freedom for users is less money in their pocket.
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by ece 4y ago
Intel/AMD sell chips that you can do what you want with, there are also many skins of open source browser engines, it's asymmetric, but more tolerable than Apple's closed platforms (except the Mac) and Android's sideload
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by ece 4y ago
Seriously, misplaced law enforcement priorities have got to be up there with religion for doing damage to society.
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by ece 4y ago
I think a consumer standard (like farmed with x quantity of water) might work just as well, and it might be a way to get around the normal politics.
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by ece 4y ago
Why aren't there MPG-like standards for farming, and if we had such standards, how much water would be saved? Maybe there are irrigation standards and I just don't know.
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by ece 4y ago
Self updates can be a thing now in Android 12 I believe[1]. The initial install and updates should be easier though, and not just on 12. [1] https://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.per...
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by ece 4y ago
Something like enabling instant apps and play protect scanning for any apk on the web could mean a nicer and safer experience for users. I think people would still use the app stores for their discovery/convenience but safer web instal
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by ece 4y ago
Wolfire's other open source games or maintained forks: https://gitlab.com/osslugaru/lugaru https://github.com/AquariaOSE/Aquaria https://github.com/freegish/freegish And
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Perl's Taint Mode(docstore.mik.ua)
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by ece 4y ago
ActiveX is a far cry from Chromium-based browsers being available on every other platform which has nearly perfect Chrome compatibility save for some DRM bits if I remember correctly.
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by ece 4y ago
LBO meet BBO.
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by ece 4y ago
Seems like the 2nd case was also settled. [1] [1] https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17353586/enttech-media-...
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by ece 4y ago
It has resulted in a settlement, and withdrawn complaints as far as I can tell: https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/01/universal-retracts-dmca-... And there seems to this case that is worth keeping an eye on: h
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by ece 4y ago
If this self provisioning profile can't use all APIs on the native OS and doesn't allow alternate OSes, it still allows plenty of room for Apple to keep doing anti-competitive, user-lockin, censorship and anti-consumer things. App
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by ece 4y ago
Software as individual expression, or as IP to be defended do not need to be in your face opposite extremes. They aren't in most cases. Open source is one middle ground, open hardware or documented hardware can be another. I do think c
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by ece 4y ago
There are more pre-installed Linux desktop/laptop/handheld devices being sold today than ever. For end users, WSL and Crossover do allow for more freedom than if these things didn't exist.

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