Viewing profile — IlikeKitties
IlikeKitties
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Feb 15, 2025, 1:39 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 863
- Public activity
- 431 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About IlikeKitties
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46541643
[dead]
-
comment
Comment #46523622
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #46523598
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #46523285
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #46508679
Ha! What an Idiot! He thought he could use the channels reserved for Real^TM People^(R) with actual RIGHTS. Those Channels are for corporate use only, how dare you bother the Gigac…
-
comment
Comment #46478877
There's a lot of people that believe that hardware remote attestation will be the end of computational freedom. I'm glad to see that bypasses are still quite possible.
-
comment
Comment #46467676
>What version of Android will be supported? >Communicator will run Android 16. We’re comfortable committing to 2 years of Android updates and 5 years of security updates
-
comment
Comment #46456183
>iOS users love that Apple curates software for them. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cuck_chair
-
comment
Comment #46455883
>UX is much worse imo on graphene compared to iOS Freedom and privacy exist on graphene.
-
comment
Comment #46455297
[flagged]
- story
-
comment
Comment #46433336
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #46428046
I'll add European gerontocracy to that list. Nihilism becomes the obvious and only solution.
-
comment
Comment #46420393
After privatization, the Deutsche Bahn became private enterprise and is now 100% owned by the German state. As such, insolvency isn't going to happen. Though it would be funny.
-
comment
Comment #46369165
It's a bit of a two edged sword but it's something we definitely need. Look at project like Qubes and Secureblue that try to implement this. It solves several issues: Packaging App…
-
comment
Comment #46366230
Can you share the magnet link that they send you and maybe the name of your ISP? I'd be super interested in analysing this!
-
comment
Comment #46364614
Can you please reconsider using TOR for piracy? It strains the Tor Network and makes life harder for exit node providers. The Tor Project has advised against it as well[0]. There a…
-
comment
Comment #46347858
Yeah, a lot of them apply explicitly to the government. In Germany at least most privacy laws flow from Article 10 of our constitution and for example Article 8 of the EU Charter o…
-
comment
Comment #46347755
> So instead of speaking from the high ground, please, tell us what your solution about mass disinformation happening from US social media megacorps, Russia mass disinformation, ma…
-
comment
Comment #46347672
There are already MANY laws in the EU and Germany for me regarding privacy. All the proposals are blatantly illegal in Germany for example. Just recently our highest court declared…
-
comment
Comment #46347599
> Europe is preparing for the Russia invasion from one side, and betrayal by the US from the other. Let's assume for a moment that would be true. And let's also ignore the lack of …
-
comment
Comment #46347237
> The EU Commission and several member states are also looking for new rules on data retention. In a new ”Presidency outcome paper”, the member states discuss metadata retention: w…
- story
-
comment
Comment #46334680
I mean technically yes but I find THAT kind of logging utterly benign.
-
comment
Comment #46324711
The current experience of using a Kobo Libre Color, Koreader, any webdav mounted in koreader and pirating everything on annas archive et. al. cannot be beat by any commercial offer…