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   by ssss11 3y ago

   For me: Relax - woodworking or brewing beer. Friends - team sport. Good luck!
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   I think most people do care, but when you have no option to change it what do you do? I don’t think most people care enough to contact their local politicians. If their friends are using app X they resign themselves to doing the same and co
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   I believe it’s a two way street. Employee can’t be a mushroom in the corner waiting to be told what to do. Also, Manager can’t be incompetent and _only_ rely on employees to figure out what to do. Both need to be proactive - employee in bei
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   Yeah you’re right - just ask the user. They can say no, or they can tell you what you want to know. I think companies know that most ppl don’t want to hand over info. This current opaque adtech system coupled with dark pattern ‘options’ to
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   Is there an iOS version?
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   Oh no. And what patient data did they train it on?
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   Does fb messenger claim e2e encryption? Does WhatsApp have e2e encryption? Are any of the chat apps truly e2e encrypted if the provider created your private key for you?
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   So why do we cheer on megacorps and not mom and pop pirates?
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   by ssss11 3y ago

   The problem with free is the adtech surveillance system. “Can’t pay” is a sliding scale - without going into a detailed discussion it’s hard to say what a product is worth, but i get your point. There needs to be some cost to cover operatio
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Yep 100% agree. Unfortunately
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    This aging topic is very important. Re: stock markets, economies need to shift from eternal $ growth to share holder wallets, to providing equitable outcomes for all people and the planet - that will be very interesting to watch, i can’t se
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Technology: (1) getting off “free” platforms aka adtech. (2) Software quality aka actually providing good software that is intuitive to use and does what people need.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Ok cool thanks!
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Instead of robodebting the poor, they should use their resources to fix this MyGov crapshoot. You approve various departments to share your data, then whenever you apply for something (e.g. senior citizens card which I recently had to help
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Sounds like change management didn’t work. Culture shifts never work without a large amount of change management and someone who sponsored the initiative should be accountable.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Never used it - can anyone tell me how you use htmx with localStorage and webrtc?
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Scams come via the telephone and email too - should we berate everyone who are using those as well? The fact of the matter is that some humans do bad things, and they use the same tools as good people to do those things. Don’t blame the too
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    There are a lot of businesses for which life would be much harder choosing not to use their services, and more services are digitised each year. Gov online services, essential utilities (water, gas etc), mobile phone providers, private heal
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Nah, the smartest people in the world are working on ads. And ways to track you to serve more ads.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    I think the people who say “the public doesn’t care about privacy” are either completely ignoring the fact that most people will give it up if it means the product is cheaper (because, financial survival) or they are deliberately pushing th
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    I blame adtech without even knowing if it is the cause in each instance. Some news sites have like 50+ trackers lol.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Charge a fee
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Whoops my bad. Oh well.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    It’s a tricky one in this age of “free”. I’d ironically pay for them to allow my agency and privacy, I’m probably not _most_ people though.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Thank you I’ll check it out
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    Thank you - I’ll check it out
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    If the encryption happens client side (even in browser) then it’s fine, as long as you (only) can access the private key. How to prove that this is the case is a different question, is there a way other than open sourcing your code? I don’t
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    That’s my only gripe with obsidian.. I’d like sync between my devices that avoids central servers.
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    It will depend if you’re learning for curiosity or for your career path. I too have training available at work but the work endorsed courses for my career path aren’t as interesting as learning about adjacent business areas…
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    by ssss11 3y ago

    I never got around to planning and reviewing my life as I meant to - but there is a “life wheel” I forget where I heard it from. It breaks life into the big buckets like Wealth, Health, Friendships, Career etc I think there’s 8. You could t