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ndidi
7y ago
The NYT wishes there was one. Sorry fellas, nobody cares about your struggle and eventual death. :-(
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ndidi
7y ago
And going online without an ad blocker is simply irresponsible.
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ndidi
7y ago
In this context that's implying that rms has done things such as looking for child pornography online, which is something we don't know and can't prove. Defending the right to do something != doing something
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ndidi
7y ago
The article mentions how Windows reads an ACPI table, looks for a specific executable file, and willingly runs it. It's not the BIOS forcing anything to happen, Windows goes out of its way to look for an .exe that is bundled in the BIO
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ndidi
7y ago
>What's your basis for believing this? I don't know. It sounds reasonable to me that as time passes more people become transgenders because it's more acceptable. Similar to homosexuality. >If n trans people are killed o
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ndidi
7y ago
I suppose there are more transgenders every year. Are killings of transgenders actually going higher when we compensate for that?
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ndidi
7y ago
I agree with you on the gun emoji thing, that was gloriously retarded. But all in all, you can always choose an open source rendering of the glyph.
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ndidi
7y ago
sic? it's spelled neighbour in British English Yeah, I know you are just baiting me.
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ndidi
7y ago
How is U+1F604 corporate-controlled?
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ndidi
7y ago
The backspace button no longer works to go back, you need to press alt+backspace
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ndidi
7y ago
Wait until they find out about all the fleshy spy devices that Israel planted in the Congress.
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ndidi
7y ago
Not everybody lives in the US. I trust my ISP. They are cool, and their handling of my data is regulated under the GDPR and other laws. CloudFlare? Not so much.
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ndidi
7y ago
Might sound like a conspiracy, but yes, I think they are getting money. They are definitely not sending the entire browsing history of users (DoH) and even the contents (VPN[]) to CloudFlare and getting nothing in return... right? [] https
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ndidi
7y ago
Everything that discourages designers from doing fancy things is good in my book.
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ndidi
7y ago
If you leave a room then you are no longer inside and you can't know what people inside were talking about while you weren't inside. As it should be.
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ndidi
7y ago
The chans? Something Awful? MeFi?
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ndidi
7y ago
I can think of something worse: sending all your DNS queries to an unregulated third party.
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ndidi
7y ago
No, the other viable option is not enabling DoH by default.
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ndidi
7y ago
I do trust my ISP and my government more than I trust CloudFlare.
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ndidi
7y ago
The UN chart for "human rights" is not some kind of holy scripture.
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ndidi
7y ago
That's not an HTTP error code.
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ndidi
7y ago
Accountability? (Pun may or may not be intended)
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ndidi
7y ago
"Send all your browsing data through cloudflare" is not exactly what I think of when I want privacy
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ndidi
7y ago
You can also look at /r/China for your daily dose of "China is the devil"