jillyboel

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by jillyboel 1y ago
Can you clarify what examples of harm have been provided? Disrespecting someone is not harming them, if that is what you're getting at? Your comment is quite disrespectful towards my genuine question which you refuse to answer, and yet
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by jillyboel 1y ago
have fun
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by jillyboel 1y ago
So far I'm just waiting for any definition.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Okay, sure. But the question is what harm is being done. Am I understanding you correctly that your answer is that there is none?
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Since y'all decided to flag my other comment I'll rephrase: Can someone explain what harm is being done by an open source non-commercial project "stealing" code? Who is actually hurt by this, and how? Let's ignore f
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Yeah, it's telling how this comment went from +2 to -2 to flagged to revived
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by jillyboel 1y ago
And writing articles like this makes it more likely they become right
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Huh? b2 absolutely scales with usage. Here is their pricing page: https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage
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by jillyboel 1y ago
> - Lack of a mobile app. Minimalist design is great, but I still want an app to manage charging and be alerted to any vehicle issues. Wait, you actually want your car to upload all your data to someone else's cloud for them to sell
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Try engaging your brain for like 2 seconds
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Can you please elaborate? Would love to hear more.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
lol and you've clearly never heard of a thought experiment
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by jillyboel 1y ago
What's stopping you? Reflect on that and you'll have your answer.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
As a device maker if Google or Apple demands that you jump, you jump. They are essentially being strongarmed by the duopoly.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Just do it anyway. The age of AI has shown that none of these terms matter. It doesn't stop the big boys, there is essentially no risk of being caught, so why let them keep that boot planted on your face?
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by jillyboel 1y ago
[citation needed]
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by jillyboel 1y ago
What? > “He did say he was a U.S. citizen, but they didn't believe him,” Layva said.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
I'm happily in the EU
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by jillyboel 1y ago
For Americans, that is.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
The goal of a security system is to keep adversaries out
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by jillyboel 1y ago
For when it's sitting in an evidence baggy in the police station connected to a charger waiting for forensics
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by jillyboel 1y ago
To keep you poor as they can manage so you are reliant on them.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
dead link, it's just a blank page in both chrome & firefox
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by jillyboel 1y ago
The shipping companies seem to demand it from the sender. But they never use it so just fill in a random number.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
That's just creepy.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
It's just a white circle in firefox on linux and android, looks terrible. Even in chrome it looks terrible, are the eyes supposed to be red?
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Personally I'd absolutely refuse to install your CA as your guest. That would give you far too much power to mint certificates for sites you have no business snooping on.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Sure, which is what I do. But the point is that this is very much internal use and rolling my own CA for it is a nightmare.
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by jillyboel 1y ago
Good luck getting that distributed everywhere including the iOS app store and random samsung TVs that stopped receiving updates a decade ago. Not to mention the massive undertaking that even just maintaining a multi-platform chromium fork i
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by jillyboel 1y ago
What corporation are you talking about? Have you never heard of someone self hosting software for their family and friends? You know, an intranet.

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