
Finally eliminating civil rights and the rule of law to protect the property and wealth of the richest man to have ever lived!
Finally eliminating civil rights and the rule of law to protect the property and wealth of the richest man to have ever lived!
The difference is that the US is now denying visas based solely on whether the applicants political speech aligns with the Nazi party.
None of this shit is normal if you understand context and nuance.
Or just don’t be a “rude jackass” and discredit entire projects when you don’t know what you’re talking about?
You can’t use Firefox reader on an e-reader or cli, numbnuts.
Several of my Reddit accounts had tens of thousands of karma, a couple exceeded 100k. I learned early on to never read any notifications/messages ever. I just navigate back to my recent comments directly and check replies in context, instead of a stream of disjointed messages and trolls being deadshits.
The comments on HN are a shitshow. Hard to tell if they’re propaganda operatives or real Americans with the MAGA mental illness, but it’s crystal clear the US is a failed state collapsing into fascism.
This is one of the greatest headlines in the history of tech journalism.
Yeah the fact they’re personally using it to commit their crimes means they likely haven’t cracked it. If they knew it were compromised they’d use something else.
So they’re criminals? I’m shocked! SHOCKED!
Reddit argues handing over the information will create a chill among other users, explaining in its court filings that “anonymity is not just a user preference but a defining feature of Reddit’s business model and identity.”
Bullshit. They have no problem banning users for specific keywords, like “Luigi”, and anyone who upvotes those posts/comments. They just want to use the platform as their own propaganda machine, instead of the states propaganda machine.
“They trust me. Stupid fucks!”
Probably because most backup solutions, especially mobile, are inadequate. Telling employees to wipe their phone and having 5% lose their 2FA, important docs, or whatever is worse than the 0.01% probability of their phone being searched.
I’ve been wiping all devices when crossing borders for a decade, but I don’t use big tech (non E2EE) cloud, and the whole process is the most stressful part of international travel for me.
Everybody knows that you only attain free speech when you control a platform with hundreds of millions of users and can ban anyone you disagree with at any time, for any reason.
I’d pirate a data center if I could
So like 95-99% of cars registered in a developed economy.
It’s to track you, plus it’s the easiest to implement, so it’s win win for them. Without some sort of regulation against it, companies will always do what is most profitable.
So basically a browser extension? Actually it would be preferable in the Firefox sidebar vs a standalone site…
Good
That isn’t good enough IMO. Obviously the EU should pass laws immediately requiring complete separation and independence from US counterparts and law, but all code that runs in the data centers should also be open for inspection, including the lowest level firmware.
Enriching big tech is terrible though, especially after they’ve bent the knee to fascism, so the long term goal should be an EU native cloud that has nothing to do with US tech companies.
It appears the author didn’t read the blog posts they linked:
“Over the next few months, we’ll enhance the app further by adding more new features and releasing the Software Development Kit (SDK) that the new macOS app is based on, which we anticipate will serve as the basis for a highly requested Linux app.”
It sounds like they haven’t even started. Hopefully the SDK covers most of the functionality and the Linux app is minimal additional effort.