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871.
by trinsic2 3y ago
If I am not in control of the method to determine ownership and someone else is. its not ownership. At the very least, determining ownership should be in the hands of a system that independent of the product purchased and has a certificatio
872.
by trinsic2 3y ago
LOL
873.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Thanks for the info. I accidentally downvoted you while copying the text, sorry about that.
874.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I equate this to owning a car, but giving the master keys to a third-party that doesn't have your best interest at heart, with the ability to lock the owner out of the car simply because his keys were taken. Any anti-theft method needs
875.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I think people won't pay for licenses to access to content (well they already are). But I think it comes down to the tangibility of the product in question. Digital licenses to access content can come and go at a whim. No thanks.
876.
by trinsic2 3y ago
NoScript baby.
877.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Thanks for the reference info.
878.
by trinsic2 3y ago
For me, the etymology of words have more importance because they have a strong connection to the truth of what it is we are trying to convey. Synonyms are a sort of half-truths, constructs we have to use to get by in the world, but IMHO don
879.
by trinsic2 3y ago
It doesnt have to come from government. We can definitely hold ourselves to better standards, but I also think that there need to be stronger checks and balances too. I think they feed into each other, hold better standards and having a str
880.
by trinsic2 3y ago
To me it seems like there needs to be a complete shift in the kind of people that are in government for things to change. Might be a good idea to start running for an office you think you could do better in. I know nobody has time, inclinat
881.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I saw the writing on the wall when they started sending ads via their notification system with no way to turn it off. I'm on pCloud now, but its not looking like it's not much better, They recently started spamming my mobile app w
882.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Its my understanding that contracts are only enforceable when there is a meeting of the minds. At lease on common law, and I think some of these people that run these companies should be dragged before a common law court to answer for these
883.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Pay careful attention to who is not on that list that opposes section 702. Microsoft, Google and Apple. If they really cared about privacy on their platforms, they would have made that known at some point before this vote.
884.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Wait what about apple?
885.
by trinsic2 3y ago
It may be used in that context in our society, but you can't deprive someone of an idea or a expression of any idea. The root of Stealing is to deprive: deny (a person or place) the possession or use of something.
886.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Didn't see that coming (Sarcasm)
887.
Polish manufacturer accused of programming failures into its trains(notesfrompoland.com)
5 points by trinsic2 3y ago|0 comments
888.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Sounds like something more is happening here.
889.
by trinsic2 3y ago
So I have been trying to keep up on the news around the reverse engineering and discovering that the manufactures of the trying used geo tracking to shutdown a train after it visited a 3rd part repair location. It looks like there are artci
890.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Im not quite sure what this is. Its it just a piece of software, an e-ink reader or paper? They needed to set up what this is before talking about its features
891.
by trinsic2 3y ago
What do you need to run this?
892.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Wow! Some really cool sounds you can make with this setup
893.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I think people put way to much trust it political institutions, at least at the scale of national, which are, for the most part, only really used to protect a certain classes of people, the people who run it. The problem with corruption is
894.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I wonder whats going on at the enforcement level. It seems like there is a dumbing down of that system. It would be interesting to see some research on this.
895.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Yea that stuff is happening here where I live (1hr away) more often as well, it seemed like it started happening more often during COVID. People are running red lights more often and going way over the speed limit.
896.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I agree. GNU rhetoric does not help their case. Much of it sounds very confrontational and whinny. I am a supporter of free software and open hardware, but I would never try to forcibly try to convince people with half-truths. BTW I don&#x2
897.
by trinsic2 3y ago
> We really need to have much stronger anti trust legislation and enforcement. It is absolutely ridiculous to allow companies to behave this way. You think? I have been wondering the same thing myself for years and i'm still flabber
898.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Yea this is a good point. If justice is executed by systems, rather than people (the end result from this scenario), we have lost the ability to challenge the process or the people involved in so many ways. It will make challenging how the
899.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Just because gov. websites might discontinue support for Firefox doesn't mean that is going to impact the browser's, lots of use cases are outside of that industry.
900.
by trinsic2 3y ago
When it comes to science, only the British seem to be able do that.

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