orthecreedence

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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   Hubris?
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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   Yes, just hand over the encrypted data that you have no way of retrieving the keys for. "Have fun, officer."
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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   This is a great reminder: if your device doesn't ask you for a pin/passphrase every time it turns on, it's not actually encrypted.
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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   Yeah, a bunch of Randian anarcho-capitalists-turned-fascist gain immense amount of power through tech, but any mention of "Hmm, maybe this is a bad idea??" gets "SSSHHHH!! No politics, please!!"
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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   ^ Can anyone TL;DR this comment?
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   by orthecreedence 9mo ago

   I'm pretty sure ICE has access to all this information already.
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   by orthecreedence 10mo ago

   So fork and offer your better free version. Holy fuck. What's with this persistent attitude that open source creators should slave away for free forever? Either you support an economy where everyone gets a meager living wage just for
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   by orthecreedence 10mo ago

   And make it look good in IE5!! :'(
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   by orthecreedence 10mo ago

   If I were running a volunteer project, I would be dumping thousands a month into top-tier hosting across multiple datacenters around the world with global failover.
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    I'm on a Framework 13. Aside from the wretched 4:3 screen size (which I knew in advance, it was a tradeoff, but my god I miss 16:10) I really do like it. No battery issues, the thing is incredibly fast. I've had the pleasure of re
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    I have to say, this comes across as incoherently babbling by someone with an axe to grind. The things they say are bad about Lemmy/Matrix are in conflict with the other things they want. The person who wrote this just wants a centraliz
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    So why not centralize THAT? Build federated (or hell, p2p) protocols and pay some company that has editor access JUST to do moderation. There are tons of systems where it's decentralized up until the point where centralization makes se
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    It was so casual I didn't even notice it until you pointed it out XD
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    > and they don't get a voice. That's what did it. I initially interpreted it s "and their opinion shouldn't be counted" where I think you were saying "and they have little to no influence."
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    > The people most exposed to the marginal prices are the ones renting old, inefficient dwellings, and they don't get a voice. This comes off very much as "stop being poor lol." Was that your intent?
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    > banned from school libraries So, banned then?
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    But, gee willickers, where is Mein Kampf on the list?
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    by orthecreedence 10mo ago

    Another post arguing against the profit mechanism and modern commercial capitalism without realizing it. It's arguing against the symptoms. The problem is a system that incentivizes creating markets where a market was not needed and
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    by orthecreedence 11mo ago

    I've built some pretty intensive stuff in indexeddb and it was the only thing I've ever done, using native browser features, that I could get to consistently crash the browsers I tested it on (granted, this was many years ago). On
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    by orthecreedence 11mo ago

    It's the only way I ever played.
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    by orthecreedence 11mo ago

    "We need laws to keep children away from soldering irons" Later that day...
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    > Of all the things that people on the left might find objectionable about Trump, this should be at the very far bottom of the list. Saying the quiet part out loud: "Murdering people without due process should be at the bottom of th
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    Great read, and the example code makes sense. This stuff can be a nightmare to find, but once you do it's like a giant 1000 piece puzzle just clicks together instantly.
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    That's point: it is always required by law. There is no case where it is not required by law.
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    > why would they waste the time Because then the NSA shows up with an NSL, you integrate with the fascist surveillance state or you lose your business. How have people forgotten this so fucking quickly?
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    > done in pursuit of maximizing shareholder value, it's magically allowed. Not even allowed, sometimes legally required ("fiduciary duty").
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    You can see the string attached to it! Do they think we're stupid??
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cacd.98... Injured, kidnapped, prohibited from contacting counsel or family, and forced to stay in hospital under watch without cause .
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    Sincerely, ICE
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    by orthecreedence 1y ago

    I think this is happening already, no? People seem to have found their enclaves, each with its distinct thought leaders, and now follow that enclave and believe all others to be full of lies and deceipt. The return to a central truth seems