rotebeete

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by rotebeete 5y ago
Thats what the "freie Trägerschaft" schools are for, public schools can also have supplementary courses. (the latter isn't very common though) I went to a school that practiced "Montessori pedagogy" and I wish I cou
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> The majority of users on the internet are not even developers. Then just advertise on sites that usually have developers?!
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by rotebeete 5y ago
They didn't have to make the userland, which is arguably a big part, open source so I opted for google...
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by rotebeete 5y ago
I wonder how all the other contributors feel about Linus getting all the credit :D
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> The difference being, that here it's done openly and in a visible fashion "either you do this, or you can't play our games". So hidden surveillance is more ok than open violations? > That sounds about on a level
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> In Germany, the government does not trust parents to home-school their children This is to protect children from their parents, this "anti-excessive-gaming" bullshit is directly attacking personal agency! If you have the reso
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> Given how much analytics garbage phones regularly spew out Thank god¹ android is open source. ¹ Not religious, I just don't want to thank google :\
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> back door in the phone operating systems If there is a generic backdoor it's certainly not in the OS but rather in the modems firmware. The scary part is that all modem manufacturers are based in countrys that are known to violate
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by rotebeete 5y ago
> No one is taking your voice print SIM cards are used for transmitting voice in an insecure fashion, so you can't be sure. Some voice codecs are even designed to do something very similiar to fingerprinting voices. > No one is t