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   by zeronine 2y ago

   All a new foundation needs for traction is a policy against admin dashboard spam
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   by zeronine 2y ago

   The social contract only works when content providers choose an ad network that doesn't serve deceptive, misleading or outright malicious ads. I'd rather protect myself than be polite.
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   by zeronine 3y ago

   There's no good explanation beacause fibre doesn't 'cancel out' sugar.
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   by zeronine 3y ago

   It's like 1984 pERwKhkqvqM
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   by zeronine 3y ago

   bitcoin is backed by shill articles
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   by zeronine 4y ago

   lol this is a shitty correlation of random data from a person with zero credibility
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   by zeronine 4y ago

   third party, cheap and offshore
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   by zeronine 4y ago

   linux distro with full disk encryption, unique password for every site (self managed), nextcloud provider + cryptomator for cloud storage, opensnitch or similar for firewall, agressive ad/tracker blocking at dns and browser level, line
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   by zeronine 4y ago

   wHeN wIll they LEarn?
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    by zeronine 4y ago

    correct
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    by zeronine 4y ago

    better keep my mouth shut then, can't have the productivity police issuing me a conversation penalty or i might end up in the stop-being-human prison
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    by zeronine 4y ago

    please elaborate
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    by zeronine 4y ago

    lol who uses chrome
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    i think you're looking for reviews.ycombinator.con
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    i cannot take this seriously, even fiction has more believable backstories for futute dystopias.
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    brave shilling is concerningly effective
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    Uncool and full of adults
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    I don't think being a "fan" of tech products/services is healthy. Having a preference is fine, but loyalty won't work in your favour.
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    > Doesn't use microG because it's incomplete > Our sandboxed PlayStore is also incomplete
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    I feel like this is just capialising on people's privacy and security fears. Helm provides an offsite backup anyway, so why not just use a NextCloud provider + Cryptomator? And email is a nightmare to self host and maintain, especially
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    >What makes Apple treat Chinese workers so differently? You're asking the wrong question. It should be: Why is there no disincentive to take unfair advantage of cheap foreign labor?
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    Can the title be updated to be more descriptive?
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    Show HN: Whipper Snipper – Control necessary bloatware in Windows(github.com)

    1 points by zeronine 5y ago|0 comments
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    i hope this negative review doesn't affect it's sales
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    by zeronine 5y ago

    i assume this type of endeavour would require some kind of permit and in turn a degree of engineering approval that said, i stopped watching collin's videos a long time ago because of an apparent (however edited) blatant disregard for
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    by zeronine 6y ago

    Isn't that title a little contradictory?
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    by zeronine 6y ago

    I assume there is safeguards. But for the same reason these lists aren't public, their policies aren't either.
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    by zeronine 6y ago

    I'm sure George Carlin would love knowing one of his quotes prefaced an article about how a company can squeeze more advertising money out of it's user base. While I'm still complaining: "You now need an email to sign up
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    by zeronine 6y ago

    > If this feature is enabled on your phone, you're publishing your home address online. Depending on your definition of 'online' this is true of any app you use. Telegram could at least take a similar approach to Tinder, w