rustcleaner

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by rustcleaner 5d ago
>whether researchers can trust $CLOUD_SERVICE_OR_PROVIDER with $PROPRIETARY_SECRETS Of course not... are you crazy‽ Cloud is TRUST ME BRO information security! It absolutely dumbfounds me why anybody at all subscribes to a cloud or Sa
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by rustcleaner 6d ago
Immigration & travel controls > Information controls Information wants to be free! :^) (Also natives want to be paid well.)
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
Voting has to have the implication of violent force from the polity to dissuade abrogation of the vote. If people need not apply for a functioning economy, and Palantir/Flock like systems reduce the violence potential of the people, t
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
He's right, you're coping.
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
I think the friendship is spectacular, and I think Rossmann should go even harder than he does!
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
We must inculcate into our children and youth a supreme distrust of and skeptical eye for both government and corporations. They are both systems of resource acquisition and control, whose interests often come into conflict with the intere
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
Not only the telescreens, but my impression of the world in 1984 is that the surveillance depended on an army of watchers at the opposite end. Today we have models of all kinds: classification models, speech to text models, large language
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
GrapheneOS is such a breath of fresh air, truly you don't need the crApple device.
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
I don't blame VW because EPA's requirements were killing diesel cars in the US. There haven't been any new model diesel passenger cars in about ten years now. Similar policy is why American trucks and SUVs are ridiculusly ma
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
Income is too small, how about in terms of the highest market capitalization between deciding to do the bad thing and being convicted of the bad thing? Maybe some of these penalties should result in bankruptcies for the most egregious big
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by rustcleaner 9d ago
I yanked the OCU (telematics) out of my VW Mk7, and coded out the expectation of its existence from about four other devices with Ross-Tech's VCDS! I also coded out the Bluetooth on my infotainment unit, for good measure. :^)
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by rustcleaner 11d ago
I don't know about him but yes yes I do and you should want to, too! :^)
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by rustcleaner 12d ago
I've replaced batteries on Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 6 Pro, both having run GrapheneOS. I use OSMAnd~ with no network permission (except during maps/POI updates). OSMAnd~ shows me where ALPRs are, so I can plan my routes around Flock
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by rustcleaner 12d ago
Right, but still my CarbonOS idea ('degraded' GrapheneOS) is better than /e/, Lineage, Calyx, and stock. By 'degraded' I mean the minimal changes to current GrapheneOS needed to get it working on a given Gra
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by rustcleaner 12d ago
Still, a 'degraded' GrapheneOS as my proposed CarbonOS, beats /e/, Lineage, Calyx, and stock. Not doing CarbonOS is throwing the baby (non-hardware hardening and features) out with the bathwater (the lack of hardware ha
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by rustcleaner 12d ago
While yes I am on GrapheneOS' side on these issues, I'm surprised nobody clones the GrapheneOS repo and simply disables the minimal handful of features which block it from working on devices. Maybe calling the clone CarbonOS? If
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by rustcleaner 13d ago
It's a blue-bubblification, something which tricks the mind.
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by rustcleaner 13d ago
We should stop calling it "side-loading" and start calling it "front-loading." App store primacy in the users' minds is a cancer.
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by rustcleaner 14d ago
>What's especially stuck in my mind lately is how insecure basically all desktop OS' feel. In at the point of buying a second and third GPU for my desktop to run my email and browser in dedicated VMs because everything feels as
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by rustcleaner 14d ago
In a world where economics makes security hardly a secondary concern, a situation exploited by both the intelligence and surveillance broker sectors, dogmatic sanctimony for high security is a feature and not a bug.
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by rustcleaner 14d ago
... and my opinion becomes more positive with each rant. We'll have to agree to disagree. The only reason I buy Pixels for myself and my family members is because of GrapheneOS, otherwise it would be used out of date hardware for Lin
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by rustcleaner 22d ago
We move to the fediverse, hyphanet, etc, and leave the normies in the slop shops. We build a high information quality environment for us which is not easily centralize-able or lockin-able, and eventually the slop shops fall due to the lack
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by rustcleaner 22d ago
In response to this, we should push to directly tax Elon Musk's wealth. :^)
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
>They need to fix that. There can only be one fix: send Amodei packing and release unguardrailed models.
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
BRB, longing Remmington and Winchester.
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
Big banks growing up around a central bank is not capitalism, it's financialism. Mandate that any fresh new currency be apportioned and distributed to only living citizens, and a capitalism becomes possible again. As it stands now it&
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
No, it shouldn't be. I agree with you.
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
I do, but inside a qube in Qubes OS. :^)
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
This is the fruits of subscribing (even if it was 'free'). #NeverSubscribe #OnPremAlways
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by rustcleaner 24d ago
IMO it all started going downhill for Microslop with Windows Product Activation in Windows XP. That was the first shot across the bow and sign they were going to be user-hostile. Now they want to neuter the KMS server emulators.

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