emptysongglass

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by emptysongglass 1y ago
For one, because the suttas all state multiple times, directly, with no room for interpretation, that you shouldn't harm others. >All >tremble at the rod, > all >are fearful of death. >Drawing the parallel to > yourse
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by emptysongglass 1y ago
You've left out Element, which does provide a similar suite of features with its Spaces. I concede Mattermost and Rocket.Chat. Thanks for the correction.
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by emptysongglass 1y ago
I was a user. They're not baseless accusations, they're statements of technical fact and a statement of ethical belief. I don't believe it's right to deny users (including non-business users like myself) a capability tha
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by emptysongglass 1y ago
Delta Chat does provide notifications. Briar allows you to run its Mailbox app on another device, giving you the tool to host your own notifications without building your own binary. I know because I run both.
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by emptysongglass 1y ago
I wrote my comment because I want you to stop this practice. Being demoralized doesn't appear to change your mind about the decision to do what not a single other FOSS messaging app out there does. Zulip is the only one. Maybe reconsid
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by emptysongglass 1y ago
Zulip committed the cardinal sin of stripping out notification support from their mobile apps for anyone not paying to force people to pay them. Every other messaging app out there that is open source covers the minimal costs associated (an
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
I won't presume you're purposely misunderstanding my argument, so let me be clearer: the language you're using, where you accuse one side (not your side) of making up language is not constructive. You're choosing not to
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
> "Cancel culture" is the same bullshit as "virtue signaling": made up nonsense intended to poison any discussion and blunt criticism without needing to do or say anything substantive. That sounds exactly like the sam
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Is it not clear that cancel culture played a role in the broader misinformation landscape? The argument seems to be undermining itself. Take, for example, the early discussions around the origins of COVID-19. Legitimate scientific hypothese
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
You've done a good job of explaining the relevant de minimis rules, but you've deflected or minimized the EU's fault. Inspection fees, duties and taxes make it so functionally no Danish consumer bothers to purchase goods ship
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
If readers believe I am making false claims, please engage with me. I live in Denmark, as a Dane, and this is what I and any Dane who has bought goods from the US, has experienced directly. The actual, lived experience is far different
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Hold on now. For consumers , the only thing that's mattered as far as we're concerned is the fact the US had de minimis, which effectively meant no duties paid on all relevant goods a US consumer might want. The EU, on the other
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
"Some of my" post history? Do you realize how many comments I've made here? How far back did you have to go? Did you also get to the part where I have repeatedly stood up for Ukraine's sovereignty and presented arguments
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
You've gone way off base here and have made a colorful array of unfounded accusations, including strongly hinting I must be part of an astroturfing brigade, that Secret Chats only available on mobile devices constitutes an intentional
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
That's all well and good, but be truthful in your presentation.
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
> When I said Telegram only has E2EE in internet debates, that means people like you who love to point out it's technically there, but who also fail to understand what it takes for such feature to be even used on a daily basis. But
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Except to the protocol, which you continue to post aged posts identifying vulnerabilities that have nothing to do with the rewritten version. That is not honest presentation of the facts.
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
> There is no free trade, EU was tariff heavy and protectionist since forever To add to this as an EU citizen, try and buy any good from the US as a private EU citizen: not only will you be visited with a bill for 25 percent of what you
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
You're again linking to old critiques of an old protocol no longer in use. Can you stop doing that, please?
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Are you aware the article you link to technically critiques MTProto 1, including links to web archives of the MTProto 1 docs? > MTProto's main issues are not the teething issues of the yester-years. It's the fact every chat is
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
And every time someone makes this comment. MTProto 2 uses standard crypto primitives. Besides this, do you know who else rolled their own crypto? Moxie. You don't get to roll your own crypto first and then weaponize this against your o
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
And you have illustrated my point perfectly, even down to using air quotes to describe a relationship of my own. Did you intend to go further and perhaps call me something truly awful? As I am not "center" according to you. I am a
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
This looks far superior or what am I missing?
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Why would you blanket care about the rights of minorities? I care about the rights of lots of beings, but not minorities for minorities sake. The person isn't making outlandish claims. You can search the web and validate all of them. L
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Their point was that you're not going to be hard-pressed to find talented vinyl DJs, as you otherwise indicated. Please don't write snide comments here. They don't belong on HN or anywhere else, really.
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
That's not what I said. I said, especially in conjunction with correct medication. You're not arguing in good faith, and haven't everywhere you've commented in this thread. You've been nasty, short, and insulting to
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
Because attaching to an unstable spectrum of symptoms and making it an essential cornerstone of an "I" is a terrible idea, no matter who you are. The "I" is just as formless, slippery, and unstable. Secondly, when we do
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
I liked their announcements and demos and continue to like them.
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by emptysongglass 2y ago
It's not an essential part of my identity. There are symptoms that I sometimes and sometimes do not display that can be managed with medication and behavioral changes. Part of the problem is the identifying with a spectrum of symptom

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