akimbostrawman

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by akimbostrawman 8d ago
Things that are missing for me: - keyboard shortcut configuration for basic controls such as next/previous image - always show all meta/exif data
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by akimbostrawman 8d ago
Why do you assume it would be "free" just because you aren't paying seperately for it? They also could throttle the speed to be unusable for average surfing but still work just fine for telemetry of a few MB a day.
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by akimbostrawman 8d ago
And these "smarter people" are opening up ever single TV from dozens of manufacturers with hundreds of models in all countries to check? People need to stop pretending there can only exist a single hardware/software configura
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by akimbostrawman 8d ago
What a useless feature. Reinventing a worse remote.
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by akimbostrawman 15d ago
Alot less interesting once you consider they are also 10x over represented. If anything it's underrepresented by comparison.
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by akimbostrawman 20d ago
Paypal's security? the same "security" which in 2026 still does no allow a passwords above 32 character (which most likely indicating that they don't hash passwords)?
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by akimbostrawman 22d ago
Arguably in the age of mobile devices with widly varying degree of connection speeds it matters more.
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by akimbostrawman 24d ago
>Mozilla with Firefox does not sell and does not have ads. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/sponsor-privacy https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-and-google-sign-... The onl
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by akimbostrawman 26d ago
Firefox the privacy browser that is directly selling all its users searches to Google for decades? Not to mention all its other build in telemetry and ads. If you want an actual private Firefox Browser use a fork like Mullvad Browser, Libre
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by akimbostrawman 27d ago
>at least for my threat model That is fine but obviously we are talking about threat model in comparison to each other. >Google Play Services, which are needed They are "needed" if you want to use other closed source apps th
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
Charges (rightfully) dropped and not prosecuted because of the first amendment, which does not exist in the UK or the EU. "Hate" Speech laws are a blanked go to jail card. Anything interpreted as "grossly offensive" by a
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
>Bitch please I could literally be arrested for what I said, can you claim the same in the US? >chasing an attacker down the street with a cricket bat and beating the shit out of someone. Someone literally got arrested for buying a ba
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
There obviously does not exist such a country and neither country are working towards it. I rather worry about being shot during a traffic stop if I give them a reason such as acting out than simply opening my mouth.
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
>in addition to police shooting and killing civilians If you look at actual statistics you know why it keeps happening. The chance to be shot if you don't act or live like them is miniscule. >You’re not afraid to walk to your loc
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
I think getting arrested over online posts, buying a baseball bat or butter knife while they refuse medical aid to a victim that is bleeding out because the foreign attacker with the open carry bloody ritual knife called them racist, could
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
don't think so, mate
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
The same way any other political action by them in the last decade has been tolerated or really encouraged, ESG scores brought to you by the World Economic Forum.
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
"Charming" a girl, which can just involve making a joke/ass out of yourself to make her politely laught, and actually getting AND staying with her are two entirely different things.
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
>And if not met, there is really nothing else that can help bind the attraction I can not count the number of times i have seen average and above men go out with below average women simply because they where friendly to them and gave th
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
People will use the most outlandish claims to make them and others feel better about themselves and expect you to go along to not shatter there carefully created painting of reality
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
>Repos such as AUR AUR isn't a traditional repository but more functions like a paste bin for package build scripts you have to go out of your way to enable and use at your own risk. It is not how actual Linux repositories work whic
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
While i agree in theory, in practice multi party systems still end up with only two sides where the biggest/most influential party on either side exerts its power over the others regardless. Going away from parties to actual individual
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
Unless they trade the already tainted BTCs into XMR we very likely will once they try to cash out.
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by akimbostrawman 1mo ago
>You can run snaps wherever you want While that is technically true, snaps are very much build for ubuntu. For example it's sandboxing relies on apparmor meaning on distro without it such as archlinux, there is no confinement or sec
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
that's why GrapheneOS has biometric+pin
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
being smart and using btc are mutually exclusive
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
flatpak is the most convenient way to securely run steam on linux
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
>Everything on the internet is vulnerable to netflow traffic deanonymization that is not how they get busted, monero literally has protections against that like ring signature and dandelion. They get busted by leaving xmr monero ecosyste
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
That does not make any sense. btc even lightning still has about 100 times the user and ecosystem. Nobody uses it because it obviously it is not secure.
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by akimbostrawman 2mo ago
>will leave no traceable record. The anonymity of cash with the convenience of contactless payments That will never be allowed to happen. There is a reason monero xmr which already offers more anonymity and privacy than cash, is being cr

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