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by trinsic2 2y ago
Yeah a lot of things are going this route unfortunately. RIP to the open internet. Ill still be there when everyone decides they have had enough.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Technically, I think you can make a chat application's chats archivable and searchable, but nobody is going to do that. Discord actually does a better job than I expected, but the text is stuck in the app. It would be great if somehow
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Im pretty sure thats a falsity. Making tech repair friendly doesnt really add to the form factor of a device if you know how to design correctly, even with phones. I remember that phone[0] that google killed and that was back in 2013? Since
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Regarding the Maine aricle: >The association of automakers also alleges that because the “independent entity” has not created a “standardized platform,” they have no way to securely share vehicle data. They are asking the court to declar
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by trinsic2 2y ago
This is why organizations are pushing for repeatability scores to be printed on purchasable items, I think that would go a long way towards hinting that this issue is important for consumers in the long run.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
When you say pan-political do you mean this: a specific term, used mainly in social sciences as a designation for those forms of nationalism that aim to transcend (overcome, expand) traditional boundaries. I never heard of the term before a
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Yeah. Not buying it. They know, or someone smart enough told them that backdoors can be accessed by anyone with enough skill. They just don't care because the people that are asking for this are criminals already and wanting profit off
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by trinsic2 2y ago
LOL yeah... this always makes me laugh. I always get the "well it should work". My response, "Well, should's don't mean anything when it comes to computer technology". People want to conform to what the technol
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by trinsic2 2y ago
You don't know what they are doing other than what the said they are doing. Just because someone say's something about their motives, doesn't make it true. It sounds more like you have a position that you want to have promote
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by trinsic2 2y ago
There are already replies with sound arguments against the ideology that 90 of criminals arnt that sophisticated. Secondly, I will also point out that criminals in general watch whats happening to other criminals. If people start going to j
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Fair point. I agree with you. Some times it just takes one person to say whats wrong with the world, to make people realize something can/has to be changed.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
I think what he is trying to say is that the value or focus was better when it was placed on the endeavors, not the means behind the endeavors. I don't think anything has to be inevitable. What matters is what we decide to do when chal
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Yeah I agree with this. It really depends on the culture of the business. If the employee feels valued, giving raises increases feeling valued. The problem is our current form of corporate culture. Employees don't feel like they matter
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Exactly. On the level the parent is describing, having options is a good thing, but the side-effect of this systemic problem is that it fragments our ability to write good software because the process is not about developing good software,
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Sounds like the problem was manufactured to create those very conditions.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
You mean like a brick building? like how structures were originally built? Seems like a good idea to me for house to be made of stone in high fire related areas. Obviously the cost would be astronomical.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
As I said, the law is not being respected, but it doesn't invalidate the law.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
For me this all comes down to people have rights and organizations have privileges to operate granted by the society you are wanting to operate in. If you operated a company on an island where nobody was effected, I could see the argument o
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Yeah I agree. Its much easier to disseminate false information in the digital age, because if you have the means, you can drown out the true information in a way that's much harder to detect. I don't think this is an oranges to or
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Moreover. Companies operate by Charter, via the will of the people (and the people is you or us). And regardless of any agreements companies have with shareholders, first and foremost, you have a responsibility to the people you live and op
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Did you know the musicians get paid very little for there music on Spotify? Look I understand the support from music listeners, but Spotifiy as a service really harms musicians. Its really shortsighted to only look at part of the equation.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
I highly recommend people stop using music streaming services, they take away the control of the music listener and producers. Bandcamp might be a different story since it has a policy it stands by (for now), provides access to the music do
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by trinsic2 2y ago
I'm in!
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by trinsic2 2y ago
I know, I was pointing out it's not really about data collection because we allow manipulative practices with our own people. We are our own worst enemy. Meaning government and corporations want that power over our people. They are pro
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Wait, where's the Facebook/Meta ban? Is unlawful data collection only unlawful if it's done under a foreign adversary? I guess not to the US Government where their interests align with adversarial data collection practices ag
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Wow this sounds like extortion to me.. I mean not just from the school, but also in the court system. I don't really understand Academia much or if this would effect a person attending another collage, but with something like this, I w
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Maybe with my limited knowledge I am wrong about this, but it seems like "codified tax collection" as it relates to private property and free markets, at least in the US, is that they designed it to create the illusion of a functi
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by trinsic2 2y ago
What about printing? It seems hit or miss with hardware support with certain features like duplex printing and scanning.
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by trinsic2 2y ago
Also I had to finally come to the conclusion that if I wanted control over my own house, I'm going to have to make sacrifices. Like Games with anti-cheat that don't work on Linux right now. More and more games with anti-cheat are
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by trinsic2 2y ago
For me, when I switched to Linux, I had to start thinking out of the box. Microsoft's OS and Adobe's Cloud are hostile environments that are designed to lock you into a ecosystem that isn't in your best interest. As people st

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