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greenleafone7

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greenleafone7
·Hôm qua·discuss
Yeah man, like ... the EU just wants to control what you say, where you go, what you buy, while themselves are one of the most corrupt organization in the history of Europe, why don't people love them is beyond me.

I think you are confusing what a private citizen is. Focus on the word 'private'. Ursula should know NOTHING about me. I should know everything about Ursula, she lives on MY dime.
greenleafone7
·Hôm kia·discuss
I think this should go one step further. If you don't praise the magnificence of your local EU politicians then your car's breaks will stop working and an electric shot will be administered to everyone presently in the car. That will satisfy EU-rocrats.

The coming revolution will be well deserved I think.
greenleafone7
·3 ngày trước·discuss
In the list of people that are worried about children.... the government is at the very end.
greenleafone7
·8 ngày trước·discuss
I agree with you somewhat, and I like what is described in the article. But I also feel like we are diluting the meaning of the word to make things sound better. Lossy/Lossless is inherently binary, and it carries a specific meaning. It would not detract from the work at all if it was described differently.

You can't be a little bit on fire :)
greenleafone7
·9 ngày trước·discuss
That's why our relationship is ending.
greenleafone7
·9 ngày trước·discuss
Unbelievable. Heading towards a dystopia at full speed.
greenleafone7
·9 ngày trước·discuss
Could this be some sort of """legalized""" corruption? Because the profits Google makes by very consciously and very deliberately doing what it is doing amount to many billions of dollars. And they are obviously not going to stop, while on the meantime we get one of these articles almost every year.

So then the EU signals how "tough" they are... Google pays for the cost of doing business in the EU... little people like us think that "we are fighting the big bad corporation", and all is good for one more year.
greenleafone7
·9 ngày trước·discuss
So then ... "lossy"
greenleafone7
·9 ngày trước·discuss
Truer words have never be told. It truly wasn't. Google had been rotten for a very long time.
greenleafone7
·10 ngày trước·discuss
I maintain hope
greenleafone7
·10 ngày trước·discuss
From what I understand the 'current' leadership in Israel-even with how they behave-they are still the most left of all possible options. The ones that could come after it are even more extreme.
greenleafone7
·10 ngày trước·discuss
Even the "wouldn't dare to verbalize" is weird to me! I thought we had governments to help with defense, and the budget, but now we are at the point were some guy somewhere is dictating what I can and can't say, what I can and can't eat. Odd how we ended up like this.
greenleafone7
·11 ngày trước·discuss
I like how we quickly moved past the fact that the government wants to know who we are, what we visit, what we say, what we buy, and has explicitly said that they want to control what we buy, where we go, and what we are allowed to say. But we are focused on what specific mega-corporation those systems will use to function.

I agree of course, Europe should not be using US services for critical infrastructure. But more importantly I think that we are private citizens. The government should know as least as possible about us. We on the other hand should know every single move, decision, and discussion they have while they sit on the chairs we paid for.
greenleafone7
·11 ngày trước·discuss
What is weird in all of this is why is the US obsessed with israel so much exactly! Was it a random choice; did they had a random number generator pick it? Why are they not going to such lengths for other random countries in the opposite side of the world for example? And if an official's number one priority is not the people that pay him and have granted him his power, should he be in that position?

The US is turning into a planetary joke and it's sad to see.
greenleafone7
·12 ngày trước·discuss
"Ordinary people do not care about e2ee. Gotta read the room"
greenleafone7
·12 ngày trước·discuss
You participate and feel that you belong to a society in the same way you would do for a family. The members have to be your own. This has been empirically shown to be true in every single case. If I force my way in your house and you are legally obligated to consider me part of your family, you might for a while, but your level of participation and your willingness for it will drop by a lot. Pretending it isn't so will not help anyone, it will make things harder. Japan, to their credit, does not pretend.
greenleafone7
·12 ngày trước·discuss
I don't think it's project specific per se. It's more the way Github has been behaving lately (it's not by accident that so many big projects are leaving), and the way the US has been behaving.
greenleafone7
·13 ngày trước·discuss
He just told you; US platform.
greenleafone7
·13 ngày trước·discuss
It is possible. What keeps japanese cities safe'er', is not the cameras though.
greenleafone7
·15 ngày trước·discuss
I agree. But also back then you could buy a house and support a family with one salary as a trash truck driver. Today we spend years investing in masters and PhD-s to still live with roommates and consider buying food a luxury. Especially after the COVID hikes.

So even though chasing trends and always 'needing to buy' whatever new model Apple pumps out is idiotic, let's also not shill for big corporations.