raspyberr

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by raspyberr 1y ago
The backdoor would be in the firmware and open schematics for a PCB don't say anything about open firmware right....
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Look up how logical implication works
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by raspyberr 1y ago
What if sites start to request more information than they need because why not? If you don't give it, you don't get access, and you want access. What incentive do they have for requesting less information?
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Gemini must be doing something right cause nearly everyone here seems to froth at the mouth with anger whenever it's mentioned.
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by raspyberr 1y ago
It's funny that this roguelike is advertised as a roguelite and most roguelites are advertised as roguelikes.
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by raspyberr 1y ago
This comes of as naive. All that would happen with that "one app" is it would be used by advertisers and governments as the one true spying source and there would be literally nothing you could do about it.
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Gemini lives rent free in the heads of like 99% of HN users. It's really weird. Look at any Gemini network posts on here. So much hate for a little network that just sits there and does its thing.
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 means authorities can request encryption keys (passwords) from you and you can't say no. Investigatory Powers Act 2016 literally nicknamed Snoopers' Charter. Means ISPs keep all your tra
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by raspyberr 1y ago
I don't think it's a particularly hard concept to grasp what's happening here. UI elements above content stop you seeing it. Apple has tried to make them both see through so that you screen feels bigger and stand out so that
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by raspyberr 1y ago
I would like this if it actually stuck to its own philosophy but for some crazy reason just HTML needs googletag manager and telebugs to look after it. Webdevs just can't leave shit alone can they?
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Please walk me from scratch how you would access the internet on your own right now without any form of Government ID
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by raspyberr 1y ago
Yes. I 100% unironically believe that anyone should be able to use anyone else's work royalty/copyright free after 10-20 years instead of 170 in the UK. Could you please justify why 170 years is in any way a reasonable amount of t
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by raspyberr 2y ago
>which right off the bat will make many people close the website What world are you living in?
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Privacy focused VPN that only supports MacOS. Amazing.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
GNU Mach! GNU Mach! GNU Mach! GNU Mach! GNU Mach! GNU Mach!
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by raspyberr 2y ago
itt no one actually talking about Signal's cryptography
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by raspyberr 2y ago
You appear to have misspelt "marketing".
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by raspyberr 2y ago
I think that's not far off the same as asking what 1890s films are worth watching. You could watch a couple for a bit of novelty and an idea of what technology was like but none of them are "good".
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Remember kids, piracy is cool. By copying software, you are living in a utopian future 100 years in the future instead of putting on your clown make up and pretending as if digital goods follow the same supply/demand laws as physical g
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by raspyberr 2y ago
I've always thought Stationfall was very video game like. Each action is easy to explain but there are lots of actions. If you've played video games before it's quite easy to pick up, otherwise a little overwhelming.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Sounds like you have absolutely zero life experience with gypsy/traveller communities.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
>racist jokes Gosh! Thank god you told me! I was going to use cock.li which has email domains such as: cumallover.me, dicksinhisan.us, horsefucker.org, dicksinmyan.us. But now that I know the owner has made racist jokes, which we all kno
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Every time systemd comes up everyone says it's great and how much better it is than SysVinit. No one EVER talks about the actual alternatives that people use like OpenRC, runit, s6.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Eh? Tools and machines are just accelerants. Computers are generic tools so they accelerate anything and everything including oppression.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
This is exactly the sort of thing that unix old timers would have done. Funny its getting disliked cause it's microsoft
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Well I thought it was a 1/10 at best. So, there.
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by raspyberr 2y ago
> Their gear stays functional for several years Wow!
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by raspyberr 2y ago
It has been the consensus of the privacy community for quite a few years now not to use Privacy Badger. As few exentions as possible to cover everything is the current view. Arkenfox lists extension features that aren't covered by Fire
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by raspyberr 2y ago
Modern retro-consolers keep trying to get the old pixel graphics games to be sharper and brighter. I guess because the actual pixel style has become aesthetically appreciated but the old games were designed to be blurry on a CRT screen so t
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by raspyberr 2y ago
You'd prefer to watch videos on a smaller screen? You'd prefer to listen to audio on tiny tinny speakers? You'd prefer to type with two thumbs rather than 10 fingers? You'd prefer to multitask on a screen that can only s

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