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by iinnPP 3y ago
Hello UN citizen, It's come to our attention that you run a website that is hosting misinformation. Ban user "tjpnz" for "suggesting Taiwan is real" in order to regain DNS control. You have 8 hours , UN Failure to
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...and making the internet trustworthy "by introducing accountability criteria for discrimination and misleading content." The above is misleading. It impacts people differently based on mental health variations and is thus discri
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The average cost of rent for a bachelor/studio in Ontario's cheapest cities is about double the max allowance for all expenses on Ontario Works.
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I have never heard of a food bank in Ontario offering food with passed expiration dates. I previously volunteered there and most of the food was from grocery stores/corporate donors, but not expired.
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Maybe they just like anime a lot? Hanlon's razor and all.
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My view is that CBC receives more than just funding from our government. Bill C-18 being a prime example. Sorry to derail. I believe the context is important and not generally well-known.
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In Ontario we can post a sign that enables a trespassing law which is quite empowering to the property owner(see legal language for other options). Walmart uses(or used) the same law to enable their security guards to restrain people inside
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B.C. is British Columbia in Canada. Article is from our state sponsored media, which occasionally does some great consumer protection work. I assume the rest of your guess is correct though.
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Sure. GrapheneOS is the Android system with a huge amount of removed bullshit baked in, which provide all the meaningful privacy changes needed for a better mobile phone. The point is to abandon Google in every way that is reasonably possib
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Android is modified Linux software.
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By that logic it still wouldn't be Google Software.
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I will use GrapheneOS.
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Thank you Google. I have your phone still and this gaslighting episode is what has helped me finally decide to get rid of Android. Meaning I will no longer be using anything from Google by choice. I hope I can browse the web with their traf
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Around 2 years ago while working on a geolocation project I researched a few alternative services to cover our reverse lookup needs (coordinates to address). The difference in quality of data for the above mentioned process between MapQuest
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What is the problem if the tools used come with a license that is prohibiting commercial usage? The submission doesn't contain many details.
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Maybe your argument isn't good enough? I can certainly tell something (this can be anything and I won't clarify) is wrong and that it is overwhelmingly likely related to the climate. I also have as low of a carbon footprint as I c
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Hooking an LLM up to a loop would solve that. Then you can find a way to include a described video feed and method of movement into the mix.
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The NSA is beholden to Congress until the NSA sends a few messages to fix it.
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If the government is using the data to bypass a restriction then that same government is unlikely to create a law to change that. Seems like a problem that will never be fixed, on purpose.
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The poll is to determine if people understand that their phones are essentially the government. Both geolocation and sexual proclivities are often considered private. 2 years ago I had access to enough data to stalk any person I chose, anyw
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It sure should be illegal all around. The second piece about comparing the government to a business isn't valid. There exist many laws and rules that apply only to the government. Not that I agree with the distinction. I think companie
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Your actions will signal X,Y,Z and qualify you for intrusive monitoring "because you are hiding something." This is reality.
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I should have been more clear, but it seems the message got to you correctly. I can't read the 4th amendment and this article and not come to a conflict. It seems obvious to me that it is unreasonable to expect a person (with the avera
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I would say it qualifies under unreasonable. It's unreasonable to expect every citizen to understand when and where their data is being taken. It's unreasonable to expect people to understand what actions lead to what data points.
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It's unreasonable to expect a person to understand when and where their data is being leaked/sold.
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We also hated Costco parking. We go 1 hour before close and no longer have any problems with it. We also spend less time in line, aisles, receipt check, gas, and leaving. Costco also accepted an item return over a year later. To be fair, it
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Depends on where you live. Seeing as Costco exists in Ontario, Canada. Where citizens with knowledge of a crime can use private prosecution. https://www.ontario.ca/page/private-prosecutions
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Carbon tax and talk. The carbon tax has had an incredibly negative impact on the members of my extended family whom are disabled or retired. It's decreased their nutritional intake, decreased their physical activity, and has exacerbate
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What actions? One thing I never see is a list of everything that must occur to reach the 2030 goal. It's much like the article of doom and gloom and 'the only solution is to vote for Party A, B, C, or D.' We have Party C in C
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I live in Canada, where we invoked the Emergencies Act to handle the loosely coordinated group of people who disagreed with the measures the government was using. In other words, a group of truckers is enough threat to social order(in Canad

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