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by raspyberr 6y ago
Tell me how anything can be done about encryption (especially E2E encryption) that won't be abused. US considered encryption arms less than 30 years ago. We're living in the best possible time for it. Genuine open-source end-to-e
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Because I don't believe in the reason for doing so.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
An issue with closed systems like youtube/reddit/facebook/HN etc. is that when you read something that you don't agree with the only way to directly have an effect (whether you actually do or not) is by joining the syste
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by raspyberr 6y ago
The reason I don't think that it's "far more descriptive" is because we had a pair of words that meant exactly what they meant. You can't get more descriptive that what they meant. And if you say the actual words ha
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by raspyberr 6y ago
I'm sure this works great but I've been using MPV/youtube-dl for a while now and I don't think this will cause me to switch.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
These apps rely on having a critical number of users. If you ban the easiest ways, people just won't go on them.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Corporations are not people. No matter how much they've tried to convince you and even gain rights over the last 150 years. They. Are. Not. People. They don't have emotions or intentions.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Wasn't The Guardian the one to publish Snowden's reveals? The ones that could have only been passed on with tech that WhatsApp uses i.e. encryption.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R.U.R . That's the play that introduced it and it's looking like the word means "forced labour" rather than just "work". Which you could say is slavery.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/ Flashpoint is a pretty great project that's easy to contribute to.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
How would any party get voted in unless most people agreed with the regulation? If a party wanted to double tax cars or get rid of them they wouldn't be voted in unless that's what people wanted first. Change comes from the bottom
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Not sure how I feel about the word "master" in the title.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
>YT needs to get paid somehow YT is used by basically the whole world and run by the biggest ad network in the world and yet it is a money sink. You can't be the sole provider of the world's video.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
wiby.me can be useful for finding sites.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
I'm struggling a little to understand what HEY does. They're suggesting that they have "reinvented Email" but is it just client side management that they've changed? It sounds like they've brought spam manageme
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by raspyberr 6y ago
As are recipes. I don't understand why recipe blog writers want to be seen so much that they're willing to compromise their content. It's just a bunch of bullshit to pad out for SEO and then at the end the actual recipe.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
The recompilation takes basically no time. And I think it's appropriate for something like a window manager where changes should be infrequent and the thing should be as fast and do only its job. For people who frequently change small
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Learn cryptography to a high level then read the source code?
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Signal does a pretty good job at minimizing the metadata it has access to. For example, the app can tell you who of your contacts has Signal installed but the Signal service itself never gets to see your contacts ( https://signal.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
So this does seem to be the best part of the whole thing. The aggregated, filed, and described collection of games.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Unfortunately not for me. Cloudflare + Google in the site. Have to make an account for "free" games. "score free premium loot, earn ranks, unlock exclusive rewards" uhh.... why gamify the system? About: We built FreeToGa
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by raspyberr 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_law
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by raspyberr 6y ago
I think that's the main use case but I guess it could help when NPCs for a world or a book.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Being able to see how many resources you have used or have left has been around since the dawn of time. A stack of logs from which you take away for example. Being able to see how much water you use is as much "gamification" as a
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by raspyberr 6y ago
You should get into the habit of actually checking the network requests. The site looks minimal but it's 1.1MB w/o Google analytics. It's what Maciej Cegłowski( https://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.
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by raspyberr 6y ago
People who are less confident with technology almost never try out things in GUIs in case they break. Those more confident tend to click on things just to see what they do. If a CLI user knows that they can type "--help" at the en
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by raspyberr 6y ago
But what features would it need if it's just a blog post?
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by raspyberr 6y ago
Something that I struggle with is finding how to do things properly. For example, search for "learn HTML" and you'll see all these online tutorials which I can already tell aren't gonna be what I'm actually looking