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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
"reasonable". Calling someone "anti-something" makes them sound one-sided and hostile.
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EV solve only a small fraction of the problems.
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> The general public gets lock-in and surveillanceware. This is structurally elitist and classist and is AFAIK the opposite of what is intended. You (and the other replies) are missing the main point of reciprocal/protective license
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> It feels rather contradictory You are confusing respecting people differences (e.g. neurodiversity, ethnicity, religion, nationality, orientation and so on) with accepting any behavior with choosing the right person for a given role. T
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Use OS packages from a Linux distribution.
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I'm not going to share them on HN.
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> Back to mainframe / time sharing? Back to the entirely proprietary mainframe of 1970 with dumb remote terminals. But this time the mainframe performs pervasive surveillance.
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> Research indicates that "low desirability" /is/ a pretty low threshold. No. First, okcupid is hardly a legitimate and reliable source. Second, their research provides no justification for your claim around a "l
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
There's plenty of interesting places on IRC, mailing list, XMPP, Mastodon. Downvote me to hell, but best communities I hang out in are far from shiny/hip/popular, and this is why they are good.
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> Dynamic linking is not quite as useful today a it was in the past Linux distributions need to be able to backport security fixes to shared libraries, test them and deliver updates to all users quickly. With static linking it becomes pr
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> In any corporates network you see job requiring Cisco certificates This is not always true and people are downvoting you... > No surprise Amazon want the same thing. ...but this is the important point: lock-in
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4) You also learn a ton while trying out different ways to create your own development environment
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> your activity look exactly like other ordinary iOS users Plain false. It will leak a lot of stuff, starting with your IP address.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
> Everyone who has direct experience of this time has been dead for half a century at least. TIL: I'm dead.
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Unfortunately the culture of helicopter parenting is harmful.
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> The western nuclear family is exactly what you get in agrarian societies of the past. Absolutely not - and I have direct experience of this. First: multi generational households are extremely common. Second: people, including children
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> of course the random Nebraskan's critical project is going to get a low "criticality score" ...which is the exact opposite of what it should be.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
The results are really flawed.
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Case in point: hate speech like death threats can be so harmful that is made illegal almost everywhere in the world.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
TL;DR: browser anti-fingerprinting is difficult Use Tor Browser so that your fingerprint will be identical to many thousands of other users.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
Debian provides security support for way more packages and way longer. Also, Ubuntu adds some bloated software of dubious quality.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
And why all the downvotes?
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A whole, big comment thread all based upon a logical fallacy of whataboutism.
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You don't even need the "orchestration tool"
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Yes, just like a proxy or a VPN. Faster - but it does not solve the problem.
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Erasure coding was already used in storage tapes in 1985. > some clever information theory tricks is mind bending to me It's a pretty trivial first-degree linear function, y = ax + b
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Is it similar to the german tank problem?
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Is the EULA from Adobe non-political? Or the MIT license? Regulations on car safety?
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reinvented Tor, but with extra steps and less security
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
"""A key component of ODoH working properly is ensuring that the proxy and the DNS resolver never “collude,” in that the two are never controlled by the same entity, otherwise the “separation of knowledge is broken"&quot

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