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   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   Yes this is a really simple fix. The first line if your post says it all. If they really wanted to protect children, you would put the responsibility on the services on the other end. This is about mass surveillance or disadvantaging open s
2. 302.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   LOL whats the enforcement scenario and who is going to be targeted for punishment if it doesn't happen? This is truly stupid.
3. 303.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   LOL. you really believe that?
4. 304.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   This came up in my noncooperation training recently[0]. Thank you for posting this. [0]: https://freedomtrainers.net/
5. 305.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   You mean the Department of Defense? Just because a Authoritarian Regime starts renaming our critical institutions doesn't make it so. Its kind of like calling the "Gulf of Mexico" the "Gulf of America ". Its stupid
6. 306.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   > it's no longer a matter of choice, you have to do it too You know, there are plenty of examples where people in positions of power choose different paths of escalation. I doesn't always need to be liner tit for tat. Some tim
7. 307.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   That doesn't make the above statement any less true and worth mentioning.
8. 308.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   Looks like the letter itself appears to be behind a piece of Javascript. I was not able to to see the letter's text with noscript turned on and had to find it elsewhere online. I don't want to discourage these companies employees
9. 309.▲
   by trinsic2 8mo ago

   What democratic government are we talking about? Surely you don't mean the U.S. We do not live in a democracy right now.
10. 310.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    We'll see where that goes.
11. 311.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    you mean beyond this: [0] >In 2025, reportedly Anthropic became the first AI company cleared for use in relation to classified operations and to handle classified information. This current controversy, however, began in January 2026 when
12. 312.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I missing the actual letter. I think that part of the content is hidden behind some javascript. Can someone post it.
13. 313.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Yes. It still operates after that if I open a document that I didn't shutdown correctly. Many times I just open documents to take temp notes. and some times I shutdown the application with out saving and that document recovery process
14. 314.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I think it's a rep management firm trying to slow the trump administrations collapse
15. 315.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Wow there is some serious rep management going on here. Trump Adminstration getting scared their empire collapsing?
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    > The supreme court is designed for national stability. lol my ass. We have a corrupt Adminstration with a corrupt Supreme Court. The only thing it's doing is making people less safe to enrich the people at the top. This kind of res
17. 317.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    We will see. My guess is 5 to 10 years these anti-competitive regimes will collapse as more and more people move away from bad actors like our current administration.
18. 318.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I'm really glad Europe is making these changes. We have an authoritarian government that needs to go down in flames. The more pressure this puts on everyone to stop using centralized anti-competitive products the better off we all are.
19. 319.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    It's buggy as hell. That's one thing. But they rolled teams out with office anti-competitively to lock orgs in and on that premise it should be abandoned. Market saturation by a company that is contributing to an authoritarian gov
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    How does that matter? They said the same shit during the Nuremberg trials. You're encouraging bad behavior. You can't be submitting to illegal actions by rouge governments. You make everyone less safe when you do this.
21. 321.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Agreed. There should be some structure setup for open source projects to request contribution fees. Having stuff like this in plain sight might help orgs play nice.
22. 322.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Did you try running Libra office from command line to see the console output?
23. 323.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Why does libreoffice have such an annoying document recovery mechanism that I can't turn off or modify? It takes like three clicks to cancel that process every time I open a new doc
24. 324.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    If this were really the case, you wouldn't need to ban the practice. You could just offer recommendations
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    The Internet Was Weeks Away from Disaster and No One Knew [video](youtube.com)

    8 points by trinsic2 8mo ago|5 comments
26. 326.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I know you guys don't like videos but this watches like a documentary on the XZ Backdoor. Its pretty good.
27. 327.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    This is funny. A post about Notepad in an OS that is dying because of the AI Idioocracy.
28. 328.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    You can see it in each presidential address. The flag is right there along with our own.
29. 329.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    > you want access to something Object. Internet, communication medium <- not a physical object. If it was a device that you were using to access that communication, then yes I would agree with you, but at that point they would have to
30. 330.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Thank god for noscript. Did see or hear any of that and dumped the text-only version of the article and HN discussion right to my local hard drive for off-line reading.