rimjongun

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by rimjongun 6y ago
If the goal is rhetoric and not truth, no amount of repeating droll truisms is going to prevent that. Additionally this comment thread has been fairly tame. It doesn’t need to be said so much, obviously. I’ve counted what, 3 times so far in
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by rimjongun 6y ago
This sounds completely made up. If you have more info than pure conjecture, please share. I would wager the sensor drivers for Windows were written by apple.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Not wrong, but things change. As far as OS philosophy, Microsoft has changed rapidly in a short time.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
One time when I lived in Hawaii, I had snuck into an apartment’s hot tub with a girl. When leaving, I saw this massive tree of a Hawaiian man, and I’m 6’3”, so this guy was huge. This man was screaming and hitting his wife, who was trying t
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by rimjongun 6y ago
So it’s either or? Both can’t be right? Geez. Straw man much?
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by rimjongun 6y ago
As somebody who went to all the trouble of: 1) Converting cash to Bitcoin 2) Transferring the Bitcoin to my browser plug-in wallet that was the only approved way to pay for the “planet” or whatever 2) Purchasing the planet and somehow linki
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Is this what you think passes for informed commentary? There are innumerable things I take for granted. Sure, I assume Ifixit isn’t a CIA front and their tear downs fairly accurately represent what ships to the customer. Barring hopeless th
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by rimjongun 6y ago
You say “anybody” But I’m not a programmer, I would have no idea what I’m looking at. And trust me, neither would the vast majority of humans. Beyond that, have you considered the actual average user? You either never worked tech support or
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Imagine grandma accidentally putting her phone number in instead of an encryption key.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
I read in a news paper that one time this search party completely missed a young girl they were looking for. Your logic would dictate that search parties are a waste of time. Is open source a panacea? No, clearly, as you stated. Are more ey
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Again, you speak in this world of binary absolutes. Passionate, but clearly not an experienced security practitioner. “A secure platform saves you from bad apps, period” How did you come to this statement? Because my initial reaction is not
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by rimjongun 6y ago
“Either iOS is secure or it’s not” You must not be up on security, and that’s cool, we all have stuff to learn. So let’s define our terms a little bit. What is our walled garden and what does it bring to the table in terms of security? Off
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by rimjongun 6y ago
I can’t really speak to your question, but Good luck! Hope you find something that meets your needs. It’s out there, waiting for you.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
This is fun idea. Website design is fantastic!
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by rimjongun 6y ago
They just changed this, pretty great.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Nobody implied this. Clearly stated was the concern of the majority of development being in the PRC impacting US government use of Keybase.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
U.S. surveillance is ok if you're a US gov entity. Completely irrelevant to the question posed by GP.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
Nobody is confusing Chinese people with the PRC. Stop muddying the waters of an important and policy impacting conversation.
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by rimjongun 6y ago
PRC = China for conversations regarding government policy and potential privacy violations and undue pressure on development. The same concerns could be had for software developed in the U.S. US Gov = U.S. for all intents and purposes with