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Re:TikTok Inc. vs. U.S. Department of Commerce on Monday August 24, 2020 @08:50PM (#24267150)
For a fair comparison,

> if they don't comment on US affairs?

should be:

> If they ban their associates from commenting on US affairs

Because he'd be prosecuted/remanded by the military, unless something VERY lucky occurs.
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There are MINIMUM a dozen comparable scandals revealed in those emails.

This community's depth of political reading is super disappointing.

Yeah, but those were proxy fighters from other lands, right? They don't count, according to most US/RUS public.....
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Re:Backbone Cabal on Saturday August 22, 2020 @09:51PM (#24248893)
Why?
Re:Degoogle: Cutting Google out of your life on Saturday August 22, 2020 @07:57PM (#24248310)
Love Startpage, and get decent signals from them, but their ownership should be observed closely.
Re:Degoogle: Cutting Google out of your life on Saturday August 22, 2020 @06:25PM (#24247757)
Their board list probably has some good hints.
> Android users are not doing fine security wise, the OEM update model, shitty locked ROMs provided by some carriers, the unpatched vulnerabilities especially on older devices is a security nightmare, tens or even hundreds of millions are likely already compromised.

Mildly OT, but this applies to Lineage users as well.

Quality, niche, continuity of collection after legal/moral societal changes.
Re:Build tools around workflows, not workflows around tools on Saturday August 22, 2020 @01:06PM (#24245511)
That's wild.

½ of the subscription including your time, or no?

Re:Build tools around workflows, not workflows around tools on Saturday August 22, 2020 @12:56PM (#24245434)
> The fact is, the great tools that have achieved widespread adoption understand the problems, and all their caveats, better than you. Picking any established tool to manage information and workflow and getting good at using it will usually yield better results.

The stagnated companies with questionable data analysis because they're looking at beautiful SAP or other ERP graphs that have been filled with incomplete data by their end users on awful interfaces would disagree...if they knew.

(However, I did also find this severely disappointing)
Goodness, YouTube is a network now.
Anyone have experience with Odoo?
This has no bearing on their audited cryptography.
Companies are allowed to take on WAY more operating debt than in previous decades (especially in tech VC!) - whether this is rational or otherwise (I personally think this trend is fucking insane), these comparisons are not apt.
You, when you're the bigger fool.
This is a very important topic I hope everyone has eyes on.

The biggest media/entertainment conglomerates, NGOs etc - many of these are in this boat.

The secret is that the compensation is in "soft" power for the ownership and execs, not financial gain¹.

¹(They likely have that covered too, especially with their "new" soft power).

It's newspeak for the same shit.
Missed that, good call!
> You can run months behind and be fine in most cases.

Out of curiosity, what's your coronavirus take?

> Unless Adobe can be shown to have been criminally negligent

Not having multiple site backups isn't criminally negligent when running a paid cloud service?

Re:How to turn off Android TV's homescreen ads, 'staff picks' on Thursday August 20, 2020 @03:03PM (#24227281)
Can you elaborate?
Re:How to turn off Android TV's homescreen ads, 'staff picks' on Thursday August 20, 2020 @01:44PM (#24226115)
A hash fingerprint of each file could be sent, in addition to the filename.
I take it you don't roll passwords very often.
Friendly hackers should know better than to leave a trivially crackable passphrase for an easily captured network.

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