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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   It's not a legal requirement in my country. Thus they are volunteering to go extra mile in the implementation of the repressive laws. I think they should resist as much as possible. Yes it was a legal requirement to gas the Jews and it
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   I live in a country where this is not a legal requirement. Yet my account was blocked due to no birthdate. This makes me have zero respect for those who volunteer to go the extra mile in the implementation of repressive laws.
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   Is the new blocking age verification page the kind of innovation we should expect from BlueSky?
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   > Having real macOS Docker would solve the problem I'm very slowly working on a mock docker implementation for macOS that uses ephemeral VM to launch a true guest macOS and perform commands as per Dockerfile/copies files/e
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   They don't get to choose.
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   One of the not-so-subtle ways we know a person is a supporter of russia's war in Ukraine is when they refer to it as "Special Military Operation". That begs the following question: why does Dario Amodei repeatedly call the De
7. 487.▲
   by egorfine 8mo ago

   None of the facts he states are unknown or new to the authors of the mentioned bills.
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   Trusted boot is here to ensure you will only boot Microsoft-blessed Linux distro and will have no way to modify its binaries.
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   by egorfine 8mo ago

   > They're not asking for IDs For now. But before you know you will have to fully KYC yourself before using any OS and you will not be allowed to boot your Linux of modify any of the binaries. And before you laugh it off, let me remi
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Don't forget to scan your anus and send to Microsoft. Why Microsoft would you ask? Well, for the same reason it is Microsoft who signs linux loaders for secure boot.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    > Anybody can become an Ubuntu developer Oh yeah, by the way! How much time left until people are allowed to develop software without KYC? Before you laugh off, this was unimaginable just a year ago and here we are: Google won't ben
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    There were no strikes. There were falling objects.
13. 493.▲
    by egorfine 8mo ago

    False. Not only normies are going to provide all the IDs asked along with anus scans, but they sincerely do not understand what's wrong with that.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    So much this. Unfortunately, others will follow because most are spineless.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    The gist sadly doesn't work. I have tried local overrides and it still redirects to modal screen. I have been able to login to bluesky via third-party client to publish farewell post. Absolutely fuck that.
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    Ubuntu Planning Mandatory Age Verification(twitter.com)

    43 points by egorfine 8mo ago|23 comments
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    We absolutely need a "whatever Microsoft is doing" object in that.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    > Don't you need to obtain consent Different laws in different countries. > before filming random people in the street? That would make taking pictures impossible, so no, such a requirement cannot be reasonably( ) codified into l
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    You are absolutely right! This was, in fact, an anal probe and you should correct location of the two. Do you want me to start the ID verification process over again?
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    brb, packing a small suitcase of specimen.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    I have to kind of agree with you on all points here.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Yeah it's a bit of wishful thinking from my side, I confess. > exactly why we end up with surveillance states Hate that. This is why I wrote that it looks like there is no privacy-preserving way to trap ALL speeding drivers, althoug
23. 503.▲
    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Unfortunately exactly this kind of policies are the ones people care the most about. It's moral values, virtue signaling and rage. Extremely engaging.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Motorola announces a phone for GrapheneOS then requires account for California devices, disables encryption for UK users, requires age checks for Australian users, etc, etc,
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    I don't know what it is. I don't want to know. What I want is to immediately disable it and never hear about it again. Disclaimer: I am all in favor of AI and use LLMs all the time. But spare me the slop.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    > Another example is road traffic law. Even just speeding offences, I think you probably catch everyone who actually drives in the UK, often enough that after a month the only people left allowed to drive would be people like me who don&
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Can I wash my laundry without an ID? Because my washing machine can connect to wifi, supports different user's profiles, etc, thus it has an OS.
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    > If all you were doing before AI was copying and modifying other people's code Aren't we all in a sense?
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Ah, so this is what Lennart Poettering has been cooking? [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46784572
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    by egorfine 8mo ago

    Look, every medicine is a poison as well. Every single byte of code I commit I fully understand. I am strongly against slop. However I'm not going back to asking stackoverflow and pretend that I have nowhere else to find answers.