redeeman

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by redeeman 6mo ago
and imagine for those guys that dont have the reach wireguard/veracrypt does. NEVER trust microsoft, NEVER trust any mechanism people dont 100% control themselves. having to rely on microsoft to sign stuff is an abomination and somethi
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by redeeman 6mo ago
did you read what this is about? support for a printer people buy in stores. the kinda thing people expect working?
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by redeeman 6mo ago
surely a glorious OS like osx would not be without support for hardware that linux supports? when will it be year of osx desktop?
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by redeeman 6mo ago
because thats not about quality, its about "i demand something thats 100% exactly the same as microsofts product, even in the places where its objectively crappier. I also wish it to track the microslop so that it consistently stays as
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by redeeman 6mo ago
anyone in the chain of responsibility should be punished so severely that they will be still crying about it in 2030
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by redeeman 7mo ago
now imagine if the US government had simply not made and released this disease. but no, thats too much to ask. anyone involved should be found, even if 90 years old, and put to justice for it.
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by redeeman 7mo ago
lol, has it ever occoured to you that the ones who ACTUALLY do write software, such as for example KDE, GNOME, actually prefer wayland? not to mention GTK and Qt, both supporting wayland. Most software vendors never talked to X directly eit
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by redeeman 7mo ago
and then there are probably as many if not more that notice zero difference at all. and a sizable amount of people who notice things that are BETTER, such as for example actual support for HDR and 10bit, per-screen refresh rates etc
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by redeeman 7mo ago
KYC is nothing sane. in what world does anything give you or anyone else the right to decide to probe people up their rear end just because they want to do business? people like you are extremely dangerous. loads of banks all over the world
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by redeeman 7mo ago
so what you're saying is that the US government is an illegitimate regime and everyone can fully justify destroying it as an enemy of the people?
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by redeeman 7mo ago
weird, because wouldnt part of the price for electricity include the network? Are you telling me that the electricity purchasing is like me purchasing from amazon, but but never charges shipping, or factor it into the products, and then su
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by redeeman 7mo ago
does this renewable policy of wind farms etc also extend to the rain forest being cut down for balsawood? or the landfilles the massive chunks of fiberglass coated wings then get put into? I guess we need a new planet when we're done f
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by redeeman 7mo ago
living in a big city gives you higher chances of getting loung problems. So many people are dying despite an enormous amount of warnings. "why wont they listen? cities are worse for your health!" this kind of argument is insane. I
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by redeeman 7mo ago
so literally everyone you know will not fly on vacation, only uses mass transportation systems, lives in the most dense of housing, eats only the bugs, upgrades their gear only when it absolutely needs to, and then buys used to recycle. Get
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by redeeman 7mo ago
i think census generally is that it may well be worse, but ATLEAST as bad
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by redeeman 7mo ago
it does if you continue to pay
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by redeeman 7mo ago
im sure that gmail tab is just casually caching gigabytes of email, just in case the user opens it.
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by redeeman 7mo ago
> Letting the OS swap rarely used things out to the SSD is fine. if this is the philisophy of osx and apple in general i dare not ask followup questions :)
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by redeeman 7mo ago
and anyone that trusts googles judgement here clearly needs a reputation of their own
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by redeeman 8mo ago
from article: "Dutch police have arrested a man for "computer hacking"" yeah, pretty reasonable... anything they do to him, they should do 10x to themselves
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by redeeman 8mo ago
evidently they must not
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by redeeman 8mo ago
would the indian families allow their daughters or sons to become part of tech support scams stealing the livelyhood of elderly people?
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by redeeman 8mo ago
what is insane is that everyone just accepts it, knows that this happens, and dont go lynch the ones in charge immediately. There was a time when the guy making the cannon had to sit on top of it for the first shot. Perhaps this kind of pol
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by redeeman 8mo ago
seems reasonable
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by redeeman 8mo ago
well you know, I could use a cybertruck, i suppose you'll step up and chip in?
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by redeeman 8mo ago
"will need".... and why exactly do they need that? I could easily envision that the government in fact does not collate such
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by redeeman 8mo ago
wouldnt it then be significantly better if you and others who want "value for their money" spend your own money making a world factbook, and then let people who dont much care not spend on it? isnt this fair and equitable? you wou
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by redeeman 8mo ago
i cant say i miss flash though. it was abused to hell, and the player was a total abomination. perhaps the best thing steve jobs did for the world was kill it off. this also just goes to show that its reckless to base all your software on a
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by redeeman 8mo ago
no, thats why i was asking, as i was not fully sure what you meant
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by redeeman 8mo ago
uhm, are you saying its not possible to require an actual password to unlock osx?

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