rangerdan

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by rangerdan 5y ago
Yay, a blank dark page. Thank you, page author, for contributing to making the Internet an inaccessible shithole and requiring Javascript to read simple text.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Corebooted Thinkpads are the gold standard. Don't listen to this article - it's utter nonsense - the author even recommend Libreboot which is effectively abandonware barely maintained by one unstable individual.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Stopped reading at "Macbook is ... as trustworthy as the Libreboot ThinkPad". Anyone who trusts closed source, proprietary, for-profit platforms from PRISM partners doesn't know what they're talking about.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
iOS is just as bad, if not worse. See https://gist.github.com/iosecure/357e724811fe04167332ef54e73...
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by rangerdan 5y ago
"Safe and effective" yet we don't even have a full year of data on it. How are people this clueless?
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by rangerdan 5y ago
This is how you know you need a vacation from computers - when you write an article literally fetishizing sounds they once made. The whole piece is symptomatic of a fried brain. To the author: go outside for a long walk and shut your device
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by rangerdan 5y ago
More baseless gender-bating nonsense. Nothing to do with technology or "hacker" news. Just some useless trivia editorialized to paint the "MEN BAD" narrative. Can't believe how the quality of front-page stories has
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by rangerdan 5y ago
> Fruits are special, enjoy them sparingly. Imagine telling a frugivorous ape (which is what humans literally are) that fruit are to be enjoyed sparingly when our physiology and biochemistry has evolved over millions of years to eat exac
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by rangerdan 5y ago
The audience here should know that where there is capability, there is abuse. Android and Windows are no exception.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
> If the US Government forced Apple to add other entries to the hash table, this would constitute a warrantless Government search of the private physical property of US citizens. This is a clear-cut, unambiguous breach of the 4th Amendm
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by rangerdan 5y ago
They don't have any incentive to, in fact the opposite is true - they purposefully don't fix zero days so intel agencies can use them to spy on dissidents.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Right? Even suggesting that there might possibly be perverse incentives to prolong a state of emergency will raise ire and draw ban hammers.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
How do people not realize this, even when it's been made so painfully obvious with their photo scanning debacle? There is *zero* privacy on closed source, proprietary, for-profit, shareholder-owned platforms. Zero, zip, zilch, nada. Th
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Chris Hedges calls it a "coup d'etat in slow motion". The elites have realized time is on their side and they can implement their agendas on their own schedule, covertly.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Question vaccine safety or efficacy in a public forum and you'll see soon what censorship means.
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by rangerdan 5y ago
Wear a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, face mask and put a pebble in your shoe. Use RFID blocking wallets. Pay with cash where feasible. Don't run google/ios services on your phone. Freeze your credit reports and check them annually
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by rangerdan 5y ago
No shit. It goes without saying that almost all "covid" measures are complete and total security theater, no different than TSA in a post-911 world. Just more evidence we are living in a deranged world still largely driven by main