izacus

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511.
by izacus 7mo ago
Well they do want it all so they can pay for all, right? :)
512.
by izacus 7mo ago
FDroid has 0.2% of app volume of Play Store. Don't mistake obscurity for security. FDroid isn't the size to even be noticed by problems that Play Store and AppStore are dealing with.
513.
by izacus 7mo ago
That's some nasty debate tactic, unworthy of this website. Don't do that.
514.
by izacus 7mo ago
They absolutely are and that's why they're tightly curated by maintainers.
515.
by izacus 7mo ago
And it absolutely won't be used by MAGA and Putinist crazies as a tool of extortion.
516.
by izacus 7mo ago
So let's discuss a good solution instead of this boring repetitive outrage.
517.
by izacus 7mo ago
This change was never relevant for devices without Play Services.
518.
by izacus 7mo ago
You've literally described direct tax fraud which won't survive audit.
519.
by izacus 7mo ago
Every. Single. Democracy. in this world uses a variation of system like EU so please stop bloviating about Russia and China. Again, why do you keep lying about it?
520.
by izacus 7mo ago
Easily: it's techbros again forgetting that an expensive asset only wealthy can afford isn't a solution to a mass scale infrastructure problem. And again, just like with Tesla bros, nothing about household solar is independent and
521.
by izacus 7mo ago
That's the same kind of problem solving that thought making self driving Teslas is the solution for infrastructure problems.
522.
by izacus 7mo ago
That's just blatantly wrong, the performance loss of GPUs is very well documented and gets worse as you go towards higher end models. We're talking 30%+ loss of performance here.
523.
by izacus 7mo ago
It's kind of funny you're trying to tone police me in a comment threat full of hateful negative bile.
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by izacus 7mo ago
The parliament holds them accountable like it just did in the article you're comme nting on. Again, why are you aggressively lying here? Why are you misrepresenting workings of EU despite them following every single democracy out there
525.
by izacus 7mo ago
No, you end up with Hollywood accounting if your IRS fails at its job.
526.
by izacus 7mo ago
The article you're commenting on is reporting how directly elected representatives defeated the motion. Why do you keep lying?
527.
by izacus 7mo ago
Yeah, it's like saying "USA wants to poison children still!" when a Republican files another deranged bill in their state.
528.
by izacus 7mo ago
All those switches and we still can't disable kernel lockdown when hibernation is enabled with secure boot.
529.
by izacus 7mo ago
Online community spam/brigading has been a normal occurrence since I've been running a message board 15 years ago. At least in Europe. Seeing a sudden flood of new messages from low use accounts around elections or referendums is
530.
by izacus 7mo ago
Because it sounds like a nice round reasonable number. Like many others in the law. Now stop being a clown.
531.
by izacus 7mo ago
Phones can read biometric information from passports and identity cards just fine. Why didn't you think of a personal ID document as the first step to prove ID?
532.
by izacus 7mo ago
Why are you so deeply invested into defending the honor of a massive corporation that's callous to its users? Especially corporation that's supposedly proud of their UX?
533.
by izacus 7mo ago
Tapping a UK passport to your phone works just fine for ETA apps and it would work just fine for Apple as well. The fact that you think American corporation punishing foreign users for their laws is acceptible is sick upon itself.
534.
by izacus 7mo ago
Yep, the only thing that's sure is that children of said smart people will suffer their whole life so these smart people could give a bit more money to the fossil barons.
535.
by izacus 7mo ago
You can't login to those without app as a 2FA.
536.
by izacus 7mo ago
What are you talking about, most households give personal phones to their children, especially teenagers. Laptops aren't rare either.
537.
by izacus 7mo ago
If the alternative really was better, why wouldn't they back it? They backed systemd. I think you need to stop with conspiracy thinking and admit to yourself that maybe the solution was actually better than before. And as such, if you
538.
by izacus 7mo ago
I'm sure noone in the legal system of California would notice that trick!
539.
by izacus 7mo ago
Motorola is pretty much only present in US these days, why would they build a product that can't be sold in their primary market? Demanding that OSes outright violate the law because you disagree with your own elected government is pre
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by izacus 7mo ago
Motorola will obviously have a problem with violating the law in several US states. Like, what's unclear here? Do you seriously say that corporations should just ignore laws which they don't like?

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