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by kome 2y ago
yes, but that's the point: it's not a technical problem, it's an institutional problem. Facebook is pure surveillance capitalism. They live by scooping your data. E2EE is hardly a concern or a solution.
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by kome 2y ago
this is honestly quite surprising... why are they so adamant? we know telegram is not super safe, but at least is not facebook.
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by kome 2y ago
People has been killed based on metadata https://www.nybooks.com/online/2014/05/10/we-kill-people-bas...
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by kome 2y ago
Stating that Telegram is unencrypted is incorrect. It offers optional end-to-end encryption; however, by default, it uses encryption in transit. Of course, there is a trade-off between convenience and encryption, and having access to all me
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by kome 2y ago
This is the most out of touch comment. Everybody is running after telegram, they are innovating all the time. If you want to see what Whatsapp will look like in a year, use telegram now.
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Independent Game 'Saturnalia', Postmortem of a failure [video](gdcvault.com)
2 points by kome 2y ago|0 comments
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by kome 2y ago
that's a startup idea. and the answer to the "can i email...?" will be always a static page the says "no". there is money to be made here.
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by kome 2y ago
To me, it's crazy that we're doing a lot of weird stuff with global implications in the hands of an unaccountable corporation. If I were a random nation state, I would start taking down those satellites for a sport.
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by kome 2y ago
I loved Dillo! great to see new activity
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by kome 2y ago
lost on you, for sure. but here an explanation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40235268
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The World According to Garegnani(glineq.blogspot.com)
1 points by kome 2y ago|0 comments
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by kome 2y ago
yes.
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by kome 2y ago
that's the point.
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by kome 2y ago
i hope they won't be stupid enough to kill a third one
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by kome 2y ago
Interesting concept, and it works somehow. But they definitely needs better web developers. Very strange flickering, what the hell is that?
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by kome 2y ago
that's crazy. that's the second one... how can the authorities ignore the "coincidence"? government is really weak with the strong and strong with the weak.
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by kome 2y ago
Good luck to aunt Helga!
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by kome 2y ago
I would say, most of countries in Europe do not have bankruptcy laws that are lenient like in the US.
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by kome 2y ago
Sometimes I am so surprised that such a mundane regulation, a basic facility really, is seen as revolutionary in the US and implemented extremely late. I am so happy and lucky to have been born in this corner of the world
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Millions in revenue and 3 acquisitions in 2024 – what's behind Bending Spoons?(sifted.eu)
1 points by kome 3y ago|0 comments
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by kome 3y ago
is this cloud?
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by kome 3y ago
> I think the main thing I will remember about this experiment is: I had fun! It was a pleasant stroll down memory lane and a nice reminder of what HTML used to look like. I literally still edit html files and upload them with ftp. What
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Google fires 28 workers in indiscriminate act of mass retaliation(twitter.com)
35 points by kome 3y ago|35 comments
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by kome 3y ago
Please. PLEASE. can't we stop pretending that random russian/chinese bot do influence us? On twitter??? it's bullshit. Our media and friends are much more powerful. It's NOT inevitable. Let's not be jaded. This law
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by kome 3y ago
I mean native americans arrived from siberia... it's more a linguistic confirmation of a well know fact. why would it be extraordinary? (for example: https://www.science.org/content/article/closest-known-ances
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by kome 3y ago
that's a silly comment. if it's serious, but i'm not sure you're serious... but to be serious: yes, technology sometimes causes social dislocation. and that's serious. but civilized societies have many ways to deal
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by kome 3y ago
In Hungarian courts a contract that you cannot read is invalid, or at least, highly contestable in court. So translations are needed. I guess it must be the same in many other jurisdictions.
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by kome 3y ago
my computer is CIA :(
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by kome 3y ago
interpersonal conflict has nothing to do with societal coherence tho... unless it's a social conflict. and let's say that social conflicts in russia doesn't happen anymore unfortunately. they used to be good at it.
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by kome 3y ago
lol, from the title i was absolutely convinced that he was talking about https://www.wix.com/

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