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kd3
7y ago
It's not "now" Apple. Apple has been serving the criminal Chinese government for years now. Even Facebook and Google have been doing so, even going so far as to build censorship into their products specifically for the Chines
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7y ago
Don't use Apple or Android. Google is every bit as evil as Apple.
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7y ago
All these companies in the west seem to be so very eager to bend over and spread their butt-cheeks for the criminal Chinese government. It's all about the money it seems.
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7y ago
It will definitely mean a significant increase in Linux developers.
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7y ago
Starve cancer with cannabis oil with 95% THC concentration. Don't suffer, the cure has existed for thousands of years.
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7y ago
Microsoft Visual Studio has the best c++ debugger. You get spoiled by it. Highly recommend it. If you are a beginner start with Visual Studio; it will make lots of things easier for you. Once Microsoft ports it to Linux the competition is f
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7y ago
Man made laws are indeed oppression. They are an attack on the individual.
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7y ago
Living in survival mode has a severely negative impact on growth and on the brain/thinking. This is why poor people often stay poor and make bad decisions. The brilliant stem cell biologist Dr. Bruce Lipton describes in chapter 6 of hi
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7y ago
Yes Mr. Kissinger. Those are an attack on the freedom of individual.
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7y ago
I can imagine moxie now regrets working with whatsapp to implement the protocol there.
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7y ago
Open source doesn't guarantee that the compiled source running on your device is the same as what you can view on, for example, GitHub. That is also a trust problem.
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7y ago
Freedom. Nobody, and least of all a government, should be able to decide what software you use. If their will stands above yours, you are a slave. Do you like slavery? Do you love yourself?
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7y ago
I hope you watched the vid, if so, you will know where to look for published work
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7y ago
Do not underestimate Blue Origin. They work quietly that's why it is easy to think they don't make much progress. In fact they do.
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7y ago
Wisely spoken
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7y ago
Please elaborate?
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7y ago
Looking forward to what the people at Signal have to say about this.
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7y ago
Looks like the CIA finally got some competition.
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7y ago
The way I see it, this European law is already quite dangerous and will become more so as tech merges with our brains. People might wake up one day having 'forgotten,' for example that Trump grabbed someone by the pussy, because s
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7y ago
You have as much rights over 'your' public info as everyone else. You can't dictate to others what to do with it without violating their rights. Therefore, people should learn to think before they act instead of complaining w
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7y ago
Umvi: Is there privacy in a public space? If you do something in public, how is that private? You expect to silence people about something you did in public?
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7y ago
What about my right to remember?? What right does anyone else have to demand that you forget something? Do they have more say about your body than you yourself? If so, you are a slave. When tech merges with brains will they demand intrusion
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7y ago
What was her complaint exactly? Are men not supposed to ask her out?
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7y ago
Yeah, a new era of brain damage, irrationality and emotions winning over facts. Congratulations.
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7y ago
Have a link on installing wsl 2 on 1903? Last I checked it was only on insider builds.
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7y ago
Why are you still pushing Gutenberg though? The reviews continue to be negative: https://wordpress.org/plugins/gutenberg/#reviews
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7y ago
Read all the way to the end.
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7y ago
This should not be underestimated. The ISP cannot be trusted and DNS poisoning is easily done through their box.
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7y ago
Could you elaborate on security issues you encountered?
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7y ago
Making laws is one thing, enforcing them is a completely different story. The government has no chance to survive and should make their time.
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