rOOb85

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by rOOb85 5y ago
- Prison time here in Germany is limited to 15 years at max - People imprisoned for violent crimes may stay there for their whole life if they pose an ongoing threat to public safety. So... Germany DOES have a life sentence. Kinda misleadin
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by rOOb85 5y ago
That's one of my favorite quotes. I can really relate to it.
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> Another particularly heinous violation is that the signal app has code in it that slows it's functionality if the version is out of date, pressuring you to update. Can you show me more info or the offending code?
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> Just how many times can you go through the emulator dance of downloading all the games then playing each for less than 3 minutes before you give up. What makes this any different?
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> Might be troublesome if you don't want the other person to know it's you, though. You're mixing privacy and anonymity. Signal offers privacy from snooping, they have never claimed or tried to provide anonymity. Two very
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> Not really needed when your IME is spying on you. Signal in such an arrangement becomes security theater. This is not a signal issue. Literally every single app that gets user input from a keyboard suffers from this issue. Saying this
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by rOOb85 5y ago
What if it's not about making the enemy believe in aliens, but making the enemy believe there is technology available that is "other worldly" advanced. Basically a psyop.
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by rOOb85 5y ago
To me, it sounds like BBC knows more then they let on. Could BBC have been running a undercover investigative story? It just seems too unlikely they could get the hitmans bitcoin address without being somehow involved.
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> Can you sideload via Play Store apps? Yup. Check out aurora store. It's a open source frontend to the google play store. All apps can be installed(except of course paid apps. Though if you bought the app and sign in to the account
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by rOOb85 5y ago
Telegram does not care about your privacy. It's always been an after thought. Of course they would implement non privacy respecting payments. Signal is all about privacy. It trumps everything else. There are no "mainstream"
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by rOOb85 5y ago
Signal is still a secure messaging app. Signal will always be a secure messaging app. They have ignored feature requests to maintain secure/private messaging. Secure communication is paramount to signal. There is 0 evidence signal is
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by rOOb85 5y ago
None of that is Roku's problem. It's googles problem. Google is trying to make it rokus problem.
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by rOOb85 5y ago
My latest gen firetv stick 4k has no Netflix button(or any app buttons) https://static.slickdealscdn.com/attachment/2/5/1/6/8/8/6/78...
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by rOOb85 5y ago
This is exactly what the cable co's want. F em. I'll either pay for the services or pirate the content. I will never let the cable co's "win". They are terrible, horrible, corrupt, money grubbing soulless corpor
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by rOOb85 5y ago
I never mentioned Sicknick and was not referring to him. There is literally video of insurrectionists attacking police with a fire extinguisher. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mPQuJrLTB-M
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by rOOb85 5y ago
You are absolutely incorrect. Being armed has nothing to do with firearms. Definitions: Armed - Bearing arms; furnished with means of offense and defense: as, an armed force or ship; “the armed rhinoceros,” Arms - Instruments or weapons of
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by rOOb85 5y ago
They are not putting malware into their app. They are adding athletically pleasing files to their app. Is it Signals fault if someone else's software doesn't work properly with them? How can Signal test every piece of software to
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by rOOb85 5y ago
It's about casting doubt on their software and it's trustworthyness. In computer forensics it's ALL about being able to verify, without a shadow of doubt that something is what they say it is. Chain of custody rules everythin
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by rOOb85 5y ago
Armed does not just mean firearms. You can be armed with....let's say a flagpole or fire extinguisher(both were used as weapons against the police by the insurrectionists)
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by rOOb85 5y ago
What counties are you referring to that had irregularities and were not audited that would have changed the outcome of the election?
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by rOOb85 5y ago
> I mean he’s just saying what he believes, he could be very well be right, we don’t know. Except he is NOT right and we DO know. The election was NOT rigged or stolen from him. He lost. Plain and simple.
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by rOOb85 6y ago
Except it's not enabled or visible by default. It will take the user navigating the settings to enable it. We all know non-tech users rarely if ever change default settings they don't understand.
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by rOOb85 6y ago
...there code always has and continues to be open source. Is there some law that states a project must publish X code changes in Y timespan?
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by rOOb85 6y ago
The people screaming the loudest about how signal is bad for x reason always seem to be the ones recommending y(usually matrix) that suffers the same issue.
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by rOOb85 6y ago
> Signal where they touted the benefits of fully opting into the Google ecosystem - the gist was that Google has expended all of this effort on security and they wanted to take advantage of it to bring security to the masses What exactly
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by rOOb85 6y ago
...it's software is open source.
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by rOOb85 6y ago
That's a bold claim with 0 data to back that up. What are your sources for believing it's received a love letter?
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by rOOb85 6y ago
> The server implementation however is only based on trust in the people running the servers. They literally chose a zero server trust model when designing the protocol. NSA could be running modified signal servers and it wouldn't
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by rOOb85 6y ago
Both the server code and client code are open source. You're absolutely free to take them, modifly them, and do whatever you want with them. You're free to make your own fork and create your own chat service. However, signal won&#
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by rOOb85 6y ago
I haven't seen any sources to back that up. Just that one comment claiming those facts.

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