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tojumpship
1y ago
Foremost, I personally appreciate the effort you've given for this comment and your fight for your beliefs in general. Although, handling it purely pragmatically, there is no other concise source of information as vast as Wikipedia
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tojumpship
1y ago
even if we completely ignore organizational structure, do you truly believe not holding companies accountable for a few rogue employees is a good call? Is it too difficult for higher-ups to blame the rank-and-file and arrange scapegoats in
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tojumpship
1y ago
I wholly agree with your point on X. The comeback of racism is one of the most dangerous social phenomenons in today's world. Besides sowing unsurmountable amounts of hatred, it also brings along xenophobia, misogyny/misandry and
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tojumpship
1y ago
You will find many, arguing they abandoned all online presence. Urging people to leave social media for a better life like they have. Yet they have accounts on these pseudo-social sites - Reddit, HN ... - actively participating. I don'
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1y ago
Untrue, you can modify it enough to avoid giving it more entropy. Possible approaches include: - Spoofing browsers down to the TCP stack - Plausibily random values - Every possible bit scrambled on each request You can see a similar though
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tojumpship
1y ago
I can also suggest OpenSnitch or Portmaster to anyone whose conscious about these network connections. I couldn't live without them, never trust opt-outs.
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1y ago
> Devs could setup an option to pacman -U which allows it to bypass VT Goes against the very nature of the distro. I very rarely see assumed defaults in Arch, and they are almost always opt-in. Mind you, you need community provided helpe
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1y ago
Well, at least they will still be around by 2030.
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1y ago
LLM written, spurring up controversy, holding a private company accountable like they are the government. If they - PuTTY - is bothered enough, they are allowed to sue or request a takedown, and if legal grounds are not viable I don't