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by masterof0 4y ago
Then it should be opt-in. You are free to post your personal info online.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Mastodon is not the Fediverse. There is plenty of alternatives out there. What you describe sounds a lot like freedom. Instead of only one entity controlling what is said in their platform, now you have many entities, and the user can pick
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by masterof0 4y ago
You pay for the T-mobile pass tho? right? or you just get to the page, turn own the vpn , and refresh the page? Thanks for your answer btw.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Can you share which VPN you use?
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by masterof0 4y ago
The feds have been working hard to push the "freedom isn't free" agenda in order to persuade the public that Chinese style is acceptable if we are the ones doing it. You can see the effort on YouTube(through major podcasts an
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by masterof0 4y ago
Privacy is not a "protest", is a right. You are safer if your privacy, is preserved, not the other way around. The "freedom isn't free" argument for surveillance doesn't really fly.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Another pattern I hear people use to justify their laziness is "Why should I hide every detail of my life from Google when the government already knows everything? They must also make money, right? so that they can continue to provide
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by masterof0 4y ago
Is simply xenophobia, as it is with Russians or Russia-related issues. This is how the internet works in the Western world. When you point it out, they simply downvote you; if your account is new, they will claim it is a bot or that you are
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by masterof0 4y ago
Knowing how connected the guy is, I'm guessing he'll only serve a few years at most. I sincerely hope I'm mistaken.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Why can't all of the graphs and budgeting calculations be done in the front-end? Why should I put my data in your hands? What service do you provide that a native, offline first app like Money in MacOS does not?
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by masterof0 4y ago
Great news. Law enforcement needs to find better ways to caught the bad guys. My data , is my business. I hope Apple doesn't implement a backdoor or something, and for real don't store encryption keys on their servers.
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by masterof0 4y ago
It just spam automation improvements in a nutshell.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Good for you. Most people don't want Microsoft to own their data. You get that? User's data belong to them, if you are set to share all your personal data with Microsoft , then it should be an opt-in process (maybe they can entice
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by masterof0 4y ago
Many companies in South Florida (for example) ask trivia questions about frameworks or programming languages when interviewing junior/mid software devs. Many just "trust" you if you come from another "known" company
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by masterof0 4y ago
The closest thing I can relate to that, is the Google engineer that claimed the AI was sentient. Everything for he clicks and likes. Long live the content gods.
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by masterof0 4y ago
It looks good, very similar to Emery. I have a few suggestions: - I want this to work offline, or I will never pay for it. Many reasons: -- No way I'm sharing my work calendar with you(your service) my dude, is actually against company
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by masterof0 4y ago
I says it in the home page: Open Source. ... read it, fork it, improve it. https://berty.tech/
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by masterof0 4y ago
See my comment, indeed, I still think is useful for lets say a woke Mastodon instance that wants automated non-woke speech removal. Which is fine, the other side can come up with something similar as well.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Just saw the framework section.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I agree, I wonder what is your data composition? Reddit threads, blogs, HN discussions? You can see why someone could make the case for bias. But I think is pretty good project, and pretty useful for communities that want only members with
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by masterof0 4y ago
"Republicans are bigots" { "class": normal "confidence": 0.955 } "Democrats are bigots" { "class": flag "confidence": 0.575 }
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by masterof0 4y ago
I would love some choice, in my building I can only get xFinity, or a very slow ATT DSL connection. That's what is wrong.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Lol nice one. I had to read the whole thing to figure out you were being sarcastic.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Sure, there is plenty of ways to get someone from that company's attention, Looking for trolls in Blind is not the best way really, anyone can say anything their one, and the reporter would have no way of verifying it, then will publis
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by masterof0 4y ago
I forgot to screenshot the post. But I saw a post on Blind, from a BBC user (which could or could not be a reporter) asking for people to tell stories about the layoffs. I was blown away. I always assumed reporters will try to find someone
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by masterof0 4y ago
Congrats on launching the feature, which I will never use. If someone from Notion is reading this, I humbly suggest a few other features that might actually make an impact. - Offline mode. My data is mine, my tables, templates, notes, have
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by masterof0 4y ago
Oh crap, my bad, I thought Miguel did, thanks for Flask anyway.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I like him, even bought his first Flask book. I just don't agree with him on this one. He (I hope is he, correct me OP) tries to make the short term scaling issues of one Fediverse project (Mastodon) the reason of why decentralization
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by masterof0 4y ago
The author claims decentralization is a questionable goal, but fail at explaining why. Claims we need something in the middle, like what? He tries to link decentralization to cryptocurrencies and defis, etc... very sneaky, but lazy argumen
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by masterof0 4y ago
Mostly Rust and C++, I do some typescript/html web stuff once in a while.

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