zmzrr

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by zmzrr 7y ago
There are blasphemy laws for instance. Right to be forgotten. Etc.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Are you sure? For instance, they are two countries, whose names end with the letter "A"... dare I continue?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Would I be reading this if it was only American companies?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Isn't Veracrypt just a container, like a hard disk? Why should Veracrypt care about what filesystem you store inside of a container, and whatever you do with its permissions?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
>I don't approve of extorting all of Twitch for one companies corporate copyrights including blocking Twitch across an entire country. This is a scorched earth corporate authoritarian/oligopoly approach. The alternative is that
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Then many countries in the EU are authoritarian too, since they block domain names of websites that link (yes, link, not host, just link) to streams of football matches.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
What a shitfest this would be. How much money do you think some governments would be willing to spend to take over the entire DNS system? Don't you see what they did to Bitcoin?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Are you surprised that a megacorporation is acting like a megacorporation? What's the alternative, forcing Google to sell their products? How would you even achieve that?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
If my phone breaks, I lose my data, and that is my responsibility. You are saying that everything should be backed up on the cloud, I think that's crazy. localstorage disappearing overnight IS a bug. If I put stuff in My Documents fold
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by zmzrr 7y ago
>i see a lot of mentions of cordova apps. are people publishing apps without a backend (and save everything in localstorage)? Yes. Why not? You can write a Cordova app that doesn't even have a backend.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
That's like saying Chrome is faster than Firefox. It might be true, but people here wish it wasn't true, so they'll scold you.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve8tYdNltGg
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by zmzrr 7y ago
>Saving pages as HTML is not ideal because a) you get an HTML file plus a folder, not very practical if you want to retrieve them later MHTML exists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML
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by zmzrr 7y ago
I insist that you read the link: https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/amazon-france-under-fire-for...
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by zmzrr 7y ago
If you click the links you will see they want to outlaw it.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
>Amazon has faced accusations of destroying returned items in both France and Germany. ...and? Is this where we are going, I can't do whatever the fuck I want with the stuff I own?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
"when you open a 32 bit app, 32 bit system libraries remain loaded forever!" okay how about you fix that instead?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Slack and Discord may have logs but you have to download a massive blob of proprietary software, register and agree to some ToS to access them. Those logs are everything but public.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
I pay 23€ a month. I could pay roughly what you pay for gigabit, I just don't need it
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by zmzrr 7y ago
ISPs should lay out an expensive fibre network (so expensive that Google Fiber had to give up on it) and I should pay less money? That's just crazy.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
I am not in the US. And yes, fibre costs more, even double sometimes. I don't need fibre, I don't want to pay double. Leave my ADSL alone.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Broadband has always meant "faster than dial-up".
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Why not? I have a 14 Mbps stable ADSL connection and it suits my needs. Why should I pay more for something I don't need?
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by zmzrr 7y ago
How come speeds are not segregated depending on technology? Seems like a shortcoming of this "speed-test program". No wonder they left.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Only in mobile. I never do any serious web browsing in mobile, so...
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Literally hiding under a blanket: the day blurring out houses becomes widespread, they will just sent a human to look at your house.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Oh my god, I feel so stupid. I don't know why I read duvet, not mattress. That's funny though.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
Ah, okay. I thought we were looking to solve a problem, instead we want to inflict vendetta because we don't like something.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
How would breaking up FB into Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp help with this at all? They don't even share ad inventory. It looks like you're out to hurt the company and that's it.
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by zmzrr 7y ago
The mass media is going nuts about not controlling the narrative anymore, that's why they want to bury big tech. They will lose in the end, so I don't know if it's worth it to fight.

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