fsflover

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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   I think you're right, and the solution is security through compartmentalization. See: https://qubes-os.org .
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   It's safe to assume that Windows is backdoored, as it's closed, not audiatable and is a part of PRISM. It's not a proof, but this is how good opsec works. And yes, this is not equivalent to what the parent said, but your reac
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Not the parent, but have you heard of Snowden leaks? Also this from the old times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSAKEY
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Also, you can find a lot of nerds on Mastodon, PeerTube, and other non-mainstream, federated social media platforms that were not captured by the finance people (and cannot be thanks to their distributed design).
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Seems like you may be interested in this petition: https://publiccode.eu
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Isn't it a hardware documentation issue?
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   > equally Here comes the problem. I don't see how this is justified.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Such phones also exist today. Have a look at Librem 5 and Pinephone.
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   by fsflover 4mo ago

   Then you may want to pay a bit more and get a Librem 5.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > I would jump on a modern N95 Here you go: https://puri.sm/products/librem-5 .
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Use NoScript. Worked like a charm.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Why? e2e encryption and self-hosting exist.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    How about the metadata? Perhaps if you mean something like self-hosted Matrix, then I agree.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Hardware documentation.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_food#Public_perception
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > High organic food scores were inversely associated with the overall risk of cancer So rich people who can afford expensive food get cancer less often.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > It's been proven You can't just say this without a link.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    It seems so: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_food#Public_perception
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    Organic foods are not healthier or pesticide free(news.immunologic.org)

    40 points by fsflover 4mo ago|97 comments
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    So you trust Google who is killing any protection from tracking but do not trust Mozilla that supports a strong protection?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Check the code with AI?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    So use Chrome for Google services and Firefox for everything else?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    It doesn't protect from important tracking cases and will eventually allow ads, as the advertisers adjust: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Firefox has a single switch to turn off all AI functionality. Does Chrome have it?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Speak for yourself. Sent from my Librem 5 running an FSF-endorsed operating system with all free drivers and no megacorps inside.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    So you were wrong.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Name and shame?
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > or supporting biodiversity Natural pesticides do not support biodiversity. It's natural fallacy.
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    > no or little pesticides and herbicides From Wikipedia: > Pesticides are allowed as long as they are not synthetic.[28] See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48451194
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    by fsflover 4mo ago

    Don't organic foods use natural pesticides?