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IlikeKitties

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    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…

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    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.

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    >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

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    >iOS users love that Apple curates software for them. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cuck_chair

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    >UX is much worse imo on graphene compared to iOS Freedom and privacy exist on graphene.

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    I'll add European gerontocracy to that list. Nihilism becomes the obvious and only solution.

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    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.

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    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…

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    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!

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    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…

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    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…

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    > 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…

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    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…

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    > 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 …

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    > 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…

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    I mean technically yes but I find THAT kind of logging utterly benign.

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    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…