anondude24

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by anondude24 1y ago
> I'm hoping the Convention of States will succeed and fix this, even if it means rebuilding many institutions at the State level. Amendments proposed by a convention would still need to be ratified by 38 states. That's a pret
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by anondude24 1y ago
No. The tech community absolutely has the right to refuse to provide technical means and argue any views they want. However we're seeing what happens next. Politicians write laws anyway forcing the tech community to do what they want
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by anondude24 1y ago
I'm not sure bribing kids with smut to learn computer skills is good branding.
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by anondude24 1y ago
> I'd also like to separate the logistics from the morality here. If you believe it's hard to do it without satisfying privacy concerns, totally true! But then the focus should be on finding a good privacy-respecting solution,
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by anondude24 1y ago
Are you ok with all devices considering the user hostile and coming with heavy encryption and locked bootloaders? > There should be a clear exemption threshold for low volume indie products, build your own PC, and open source self-instal
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by anondude24 1y ago
Lithium packs lose capacity or cease to hold a charge as they age. They aren't supposed to burn your house down.
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by anondude24 2y ago
> Children with autism or ADHD might struggle in some ways, but be better off in others. It seems clear that there is no objective reason they are worse than a neurotypical person, so if a "cure" to these conditions was develop