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DaemonFC[m] | https://9to5mac.com/2020/12/02/remote-control-of-iphones-security-fail/amp/ | Dec 03 00:15 |
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XRevan86 | > /amp | Dec 03 00:16 |
XRevan86 | It's always DaemonFC[m] %) | Dec 03 00:16 |
XRevan86 | Probably uses Google Chrome and Google Search on his smartphone. | Dec 03 00:16 |
XRevan86 | or Brave or something | Dec 03 00:16 |
smnthermes | Or Vivaldi | Dec 03 00:18 |
XRevan86 | But definitely somewhere in the Google rabbit-hole. | Dec 03 00:18 |
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schestowitz | Ariadne: after 3 days, if href cannot be reached, maybe it can still be arranged for him to pass the domain to someone else? Maybe I can try to manage it myself to some degree? Better than dead at least. | Dec 03 04:58 |
Ariadne | I mean if we can t reach him how would we transfer the domain? | Dec 03 05:19 |
schestowitz | eventually he might turn up | Dec 03 05:19 |
schestowitz | I suppose you know him in person because you spoke before about domain transfer and all | Dec 03 05:20 |
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DaemonFC[m] | Yesterday was the worst day yet for Coronavirus deaths. | Dec 03 06:08 |
schestowitz | https://www.makeuseof.com/ai-tools-add-color-old-black-and-white-photos/ | Dec 03 06:09 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.makeuseof.com | 6 AI Tools That Add Color to Old Black and White Photos | Dec 03 06:09 | |
schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: wait till the holiday travel takes effect | Dec 03 06:09 |
schestowitz | and older people catch it in dinner tables | Dec 03 06:09 |
DaemonFC[m] | https://www.npr.org/2020/12/02/941509563/lawmakers-barrel-ahead-on-defense-bill-plans-balking-at-trump-veto-threat | Dec 03 06:13 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.npr.org | Lawmakers Balk At Trump Veto Threat, Barrel Ahead On Defense Bill Plans : NPR | Dec 03 06:14 | |
DaemonFC[m] | They have veto-proof majority for that, so.... | Dec 03 06:16 |
schestowitz | they put copyright stuff there, iirc | Dec 03 06:17 |
schestowitz | if the above is about ndaa | Dec 03 06:17 |
schestowitz | https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20201201/10514145802/tis-season-congress-looks-to-sneak-unconstitutional-copyright-reform-bill-into-must-pass-spending-bill.shtml | Dec 03 06:17 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-'Tis The Season: Congress Looks To Sneak In Unconstitutional Copyright Reform Bill Into 'Must Pass' Spending Bill | Techdirt | Dec 03 06:17 | |
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schestowitz | https://lwn.net/Articles/837642/ | Dec 03 06:34 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-No LWN.net Weekly Edition next week [LWN.net] | Dec 03 06:34 | |
schestowitz | "Thursday, November 26 is the Thanksgiving holiday in the US. We traditionally take that week off to celebrate with our families and eat far too much food. The pandemic situation has turned family celebrations into a poor idea, but time off and food still seem like entirely appropriate ideas. Thus, there will be no LWN Weekly Edition on November 26." | Dec 03 06:34 |
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schestowitz | > Phipps 10 years ago: *Stallman lacks empathy* | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > SFC 1 year ago: Censor Stallman | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > Collabora (Includes people who are close friends with Nat Friedman) | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > *"Empathy does not mean censorship"* | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > We have refuted the idea that autists are not incapable of empathy, | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > however they are still viewed/stereotyped as being incapable. | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > When you are demanding conformity with a (cynical buzzword) that a group | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > is stereotyped as being incapable of, in the present climate it's | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > extremely difficult to believe this doesn't directly target a certain | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > group of developers for discrimination. The fact that it's the one (or | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > perhaps one of two) group/s of people who seem "ineligible" for | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > protection against discrimination and stereotyping can't be ignored | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > either. Can't say "bitch" to make a point, but you can sure say | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | > "neckbeard" without anybody skipping a beat. | Dec 03 07:03 |
schestowitz | >> We have refuted the idea that autists are not incapable of empathy | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > Strike "not", sigh. | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | Re: Nothing GNU here | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * 19 new GNU releases in the last month (as of November 25, 2020):* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > full list: | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * automake-1.16.3 <- requires perl* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * bison-3.7.4 <- developed on GitHub* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > complexity-1.13 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > emms-6.0 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * gama-2.11 <- perl and png in docs* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > gmp-6.2.1 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * gnucobol-3.1 <- perl and flex* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * gnunet-0.14.0 <- uses perl and wolfssl (GitHub)* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > gnupg-2.2.25 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * grep-3.6 <- perl in unit tests* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * guix-1.2.0 <- uses elogind from GitHub* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * libredwg-0.11.1 <- perl* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * mdk-1.3.0 <- zlib1g, flex* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * parallel-20201122 <- perl* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > taler-0.8.1 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * texinfo-4.1 <- perl* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > unifont-13.0.04 | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * units-2.21 <- perl, python* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > * zile-2.4.15 <- perl in unit tests* | Dec 03 07:04 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > just perl: | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > automake-1.16.3 <- requires perl | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > grep-3.6 <- perl in unit tests | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > libredwg-0.11.1 <- perl | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > parallel-20201122 <- perl | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > texinfo-4.1 <- perl | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > zile-2.4.15 <- perl in unit tests | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > not just perl: | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > bison-3.7.4 <- developed on GitHub | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > gama-2.11 <- perl and png in docs | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > gnucobol-3.1 <- perl and flex | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > gnunet-0.14.0 <- uses perl and wolfssl (GitHub) | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > guix-1.2.0 <- uses elogind from GitHub | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > mdk-1.3.0 <- zlib1g, flex | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > units-2.21 <- perl, python | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > projects with key people hostile to stallman / friendly to coup: | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > gnupg-2.2.25 | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > guix-1.2.0 <- uses elogind from GitHub | Dec 03 07:05 |
schestowitz | > unifont-13.0.04 | Dec 03 07:05 |
psydroid | I think the US computer market is one of the more interesting ones to watch, as it seems Apple is most popular there with Google also having significant market share with its operating systems and Windows in decline again after some spike earlier this year | Dec 03 07:06 |
psydroid | India is already primarily on Android | Dec 03 07:06 |
psydroid | So more "neckbeard' attacks are to be expected | Dec 03 07:07 |
kingoffrance | well (briefly) cocs are in charter schools too, and they want them in public as well (in us)...behavioral control; yes, it is common now to accuse ppl of being autistic; doesnt surprise me i guess | Dec 03 07:07 |
kingoffrance | neckbeard used to be wise man lol that one is kind of 180 it seems | Dec 03 07:07 |
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kingoffrance | im kind of amazed it could be an insult, but kind of not | Dec 03 07:08 |
kingoffrance | anything but tech or freedom i guess | Dec 03 07:08 |
psydroid | It's a meaningless term used only to express your dissatisfaction with the major ransomware vehicle being in decline | Dec 03 07:08 |
psydroid | At least that's how I see it mainly used | Dec 03 07:09 |
kingoffrance | yes, theyll surely newspeak it too (replace with something else) when the time comes | Dec 03 07:09 |
kingoffrance | i take these things seriously, but nevertheless its amazing they just parrot other ppl it seems | Dec 03 07:10 |
kingoffrance | serious distractions anyways | Dec 03 07:10 |
kingoffrance | its like the "open source" thing if you dont go along with the merger you get accused of being schizo | Dec 03 07:11 |
kingoffrance | so not unexpected | Dec 03 07:11 |
psydroid | In this case it seems all we have to to is to keep spreading the message of free software in whatever way possible and just sit and wait to see how the "open source" proponents (I.e. parasites) progress on their road to self-destruction | Dec 03 07:14 |
CrystalMath | open source stood up to the ethical source idiots, at least | Dec 03 07:16 |
search_social | idk they are more genius than idiot | Dec 03 07:21 |
search_social | well i guess it's not too much of an innovation | Dec 03 07:21 |
search_social | companies can already arbitrarily revoke licenses | Dec 03 07:21 |
search_social | they just put a new spin on it | Dec 03 07:21 |
mjg59 | So close | Dec 03 07:24 |
mjg59 | Autism doesn't mean people are incapable of empathy | Dec 03 07:24 |
schestowitz | tell that to Phipps | Dec 03 07:25 |
mjg59 | So Stallman's lack of empathy is his responsibility, not any hypothetical undiagnosed autistic spectrum disorder | Dec 03 07:25 |
schestowitz | let me find the tweets | Dec 03 07:25 |
schestowitz | hang on | Dec 03 07:25 |
schestowitz | here: http://techrights.org/2020/10/11/osi-and-rms/ | Dec 03 07:26 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | The Open Source Initiative Cannot Lecture People on Manners and Tolerance (and Probably Never Could) | Techrights | Dec 03 07:26 | |
schestowitz | screenshots | Dec 03 07:26 |
mjg59 | He's wrong | Dec 03 07:27 |
schestowitz | apropos http://techrights.org/2020/06/30/corporate-crocodile/ http://techrights.org/2020/03/19/cancel-culture-as-assassination/ | Dec 03 07:27 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Crocodiles Can Only Ever Fake Empathy | Techrights | Dec 03 07:27 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Against All Superficiality — Cancel Culture is About Assassination, Not Empathy or Love | Techrights | Dec 03 07:27 | |
schestowitz | mjg59: so maybe you should cancel phipps, not rms | Dec 03 07:27 |
schestowitz | and write some blog post about "post-phipps OSI" | Dec 03 07:28 |
schestowitz | OSI is dead by the way | Dec 03 07:28 |
schestowitz | SFC is too | Dec 03 07:28 |
schestowitz | corporate pawns | Dec 03 07:28 |
schestowitz | their board and presidents | Dec 03 07:28 |
mjg59 | As I said in 2009: https://lwn.net/Articles/348543/ | Dec 03 07:28 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-OK, I'll bite. Sides of this issue you might not be considering [LWN.net] | Dec 03 07:28 | |
schestowitz | they're becoming just corporate attaches now | Dec 03 07:28 |
search_social | i've noticed anyone that claims someone else has a "lack of empathy" is always someone who has zero empathy themselves | Dec 03 07:33 |
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schestowitz | https://translate.google.com/translate?depth=1&hl=en&prev=search&rurl=translate.google.co.uk&sl=sv&u=https://www.svt.se/nyheter/vetenskap/ny-forskning-sa-stor-del-av-darknet-ar-fylld-av-kriminalitet | Dec 03 08:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-translate.google.com | Google Translate | Dec 03 08:03 | |
psydroid | But the headline actually says the opposite | Dec 03 08:13 |
psydroid | "New research said a large part of the darknet is filled with crime" | Dec 03 08:13 |
psydroid | I guess there is still some work to be done on the translation engine | Dec 03 08:14 |
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psydroid | So several people are pointing out that Microsoft is doing so well with Office365 on Azure and AWS and I'm wondering if there is any truth to that | Dec 03 11:05 |
psydroid | And if it were true, why are they investing so much time in "loving" all free software projects out there? | Dec 03 11:05 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2020/07/23/microsoft-defrauding-again/ | Dec 03 11:06 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Microsoft is Defrauding Its Shareholders While Laying Off About 5,000 Workers | Techrights | Dec 03 11:06 | |
psydroid | https://www.statista.com/statistics/961105/japan-market-share-of-office-suites-technologies/ | Dec 03 11:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-• Office suites market share U.S. 2020 | Statista | Dec 03 11:12 | |
psydroid | It's just lies and more lies | Dec 03 11:12 |
schestowitz | lying is an indutry now | Dec 03 11:26 |
schestowitz | they call it "perception management" | Dec 03 11:26 |
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schestowitz | Ariadne: I changed to | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | relay_channels: | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | '#boycottnovell-social': [] | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | '#techrights': | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | - 'https://mastodon.technology/@tuxmachines' | Dec 03 13:21 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Tux Machines (@tuxmachines@mastodon.technology) - Mastodon for Tech Folks | Dec 03 13:21 | |
schestowitz | '#tuxmachines': | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | - 'https://mastodon.technology/@tuxmachines' | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | then restarted the program/daemon | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | is there anything else that needs changing? | Dec 03 13:21 |
schestowitz | it doesn't seem to be picking those updates from mastodon.technology | Dec 03 13:22 |
schestowitz | maybe I edited the wrong yaml file? | Dec 03 13:22 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/19579548#a844a2a0177001398a3849d77ca879d5 | Dec 03 13:27 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@linux@joindiaspora.com: X Still Improving and Microsoft ’Embraces’ and 'Extends' Mesa, More DRM • 𝓣𝓾𝔁 𝓜𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓼 ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/145011 | Dec 03 13:27 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> www.tuxmachines.org | X Still Improving and Microsoft 'Embraces' and 'Extends' Mesa, More DRM | Tux Machines | Dec 03 13:27 | |
schestowitz | "Do you mean direct rendering manager there, or digital rights restriction? It's confusing when mesa is the subject..." | Dec 03 13:27 |
schestowitz | "Games avoiding the Windows API and performing system calls directly is an increasingly common occurrence by modern Windows games, seemingly in the name of Digital Rights Management schemes and similar protected modes" | Dec 03 13:27 |
schestowitz | I see no hard dependencies on Pleroma: no matches in /home/viera/viera/viera# grep -R plerom * | Dec 03 13:36 |
schestowitz | so I wonder why it does not pick up those updates from mastodon? Maybe needs explicit authorisation... will dig around that | Dec 03 13:37 |
schestowitz | /msg viera follow https://mastodon.technology/@tuxmachines | Dec 03 13:39 |
schestowitz | was followed | Dec 03 13:39 |
schestowitz | but still no luck | Dec 03 13:39 |
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psydroid | <schestowitz ""Games avoiding the Windows API "> Does that mean those games won't run older versions of Backdoors either? In that case they're painting themselves into a corner with fewer systems being able to run the monstrosity itself and the games, unless the hardware upgrade cycle is kept intact to force Backdoors 10 onto users | Dec 03 13:54 |
schestowitz | I did not look into it | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | here's a tought | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | actually many thoughts | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | let me know your thoughts, too | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | so I am thinking 'aloud' here | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | RMS has his political notes | Dec 03 13:55 |
schestowitz | I consider doing the same after the latest catastrophe | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | which is pleroma.site dying without warning | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | affecting both tuxmachines, techrights, the bots here in IRC | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | while I try to see if the site can be salvaged, code can be amended and other factors | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | what if we either move those personal posts to my personal site | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | like stallman.org | Dec 03 13:56 |
schestowitz | and for tuxmachines I can wait and see what happens... in case pleroma.site comes back one way or another | Dec 03 13:57 |
schestowitz | or maybe we can do a post for social control media updates in wordpress in techrights | Dec 03 13:57 |
schestowitz | which would updates every few minutes, with latest updates, somehow... | Dec 03 13:58 |
schestowitz | rather than static text file in my own web site, as it would be had to manage without some CMS for multiple days | Dec 03 13:58 |
schestowitz | social control media is far too erratic | Dec 03 13:58 |
schestowitz | sites changing APIs, go up and down, offline.retired far too often | Dec 03 13:58 |
schestowitz | and we have no control over what they decide | Dec 03 13:59 |
schestowitz | Twitter will block all non-JS users December 15 | Dec 03 13:59 |
schestowitz | They have been warning about it since last month | Dec 03 13:59 |
schestowitz | so twitter is a goner for sure | Dec 03 13:59 |
schestowitz | I'm going to devote the rest of the day to cutting off that dependency | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | no reason to boycott FB and not Twitter >As well< | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | not anymore | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | Twitter is malware | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | and you have to run malicious JS and see ads to access the site | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | more so December 15th onwards | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | we have 12 days left | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | I can do some coding | Dec 03 14:00 |
schestowitz | maybe I can use the schestowitz.com blog for social control media that's local to me | Dec 03 14:03 |
psydroid | I would definitely agree with that move and have had no faith in social control media for years now, as you can't reasonably support something you don't have control over | Dec 03 14:14 |
psydroid | When I hopefully get more powerful ARM hardware next year I will also contribute a node towards decentralisation efforts, but in the meantime I'm minimising my involvement with centralised technology to minimise the possibility of developing any further dependencies on them | Dec 03 14:18 |
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MinceR | https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/trolley-4 | Dec 03 14:23 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Trolley | Dec 03 14:23 | |
CrystalMath | i think with only 7 humanity's dead | Dec 03 14:26 |
schestowitz | word in progress: http://schestowitz.com/2020/12/04/ | Dec 03 14:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-schestowitz.com | Social Control Media Posts | Dec 03 14:33 | |
schestowitz | this is updated by a script I've made | Dec 03 14:33 |
schestowitz | work in progress | Dec 03 14:33 |
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MinceR | well yeah, with 7, it would eliminate all problems with human inbreeding, permanently | Dec 03 14:39 |
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MinceR | https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/cure-2 | Dec 03 14:41 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Cure | Dec 03 14:41 | |
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schestowitz | Ariadne: I wonder, if both sites (.site and .fr) are down without prior warning, is it possible they have a DC/routing/network issue? IIRC, he's French, so my first instinct was, maybe a protest against their dumb "global security law" nonsense? | Dec 03 15:31 |
schestowitz | I'm still hopeful the explanation is simple like, "datacenter got cut off, bringing down all the sites" | Dec 03 15:31 |
schestowitz | In the meantime I've worked on making a real-time-updated page with all my posts in it: http://schestowitz.com/2020/12/04/ | Dec 03 15:32 |
schestowitz | there will be some softlink to latest date somewhere, I'll improve it over time. Twitter no longer seems to send full archives to users, not to me anyway (since 2016) | Dec 03 15:32 |
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AVRS | Hi schestowitz. If I understand correctly, the browser extension IPFS Companion redirects some IPFS links to the local IPFS server. So it would be good if you format the CIDs as links. | Dec 03 15:39 |
schestowitz | how would that be done? | Dec 03 15:39 |
schestowitz | ipfs:// ? | Dec 03 15:39 |
AVRS | It says "Support content-addressed IPFS paths (/ipfs/) and URIs (ipfs://) in your browser, and redirect them to the gateway of your choice" | Dec 03 15:40 |
AVRS | It redirects https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<CID> | Dec 03 15:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- ( status 400 @ https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<CID ) | Dec 03 15:40 | |
schestowitz | I don't want to use one particular domain | Dec 03 15:41 |
schestowitz | as that would 1) defeat the dweb thing | Dec 03 15:41 |
schestowitz | 2) perpetuate our http/s dependence | Dec 03 15:41 |
schestowitz | people can feed the cid into a client that doesn't do http and html | Dec 03 15:41 |
schestowitz | that's what I was told by our ipfs expert anyway | Dec 03 15:41 |
AVRS | I redirects ipfs.io links to your local IPFS server. | Dec 03 15:43 |
AVRS | And probably other links. | Dec 03 15:43 |
AVRS | But it also uses ipfs.io if it disconnects from the server; I haven't found a setting to disable that. | Dec 03 15:43 |
AVRS | (maybe I confused something there) | Dec 03 15:44 |
schestowitz | so you want those to be hard links to that domain? | Dec 03 15:45 |
schestowitz | what if that domains goes down a decade later or less? | Dec 03 15:45 |
AVRS | ipns://$cid_or_fqdn | Dec 03 15:45 |
AVRS | ipfs://$cid | Dec 03 15:45 |
AVRS | dweb:/ipfs/$cid | Dec 03 15:45 |
AVRS | dweb:/ipns/$cid_or_fqdn | Dec 03 15:46 |
AVRS | from https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/ipfs-companion | Dec 03 15:46 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-GitHub - ipfs-shipyard/ipfs-companion: Browser extension that simplifies access to IPFS resources on the web | Dec 03 15:46 | |
AVRS | Ah, there is a setting "Redirect failed HTTP requests for IPFS resources to the public gateway." | Dec 03 15:47 |
schestowitz | but does that work just for that one piece of software? | Dec 03 15:48 |
schestowitz | I tried it on firefox, found it hard to use | Dec 03 15:48 |
schestowitz | and it's considered experimental | Dec 03 15:48 |
AVRS | The web UI seems to be hard to use to view things indeed. | Dec 03 15:48 |
schestowitz | I use the command line | Dec 03 15:49 |
schestowitz | ipfs cat cid | Dec 03 15:49 |
schestowitz | then you can pipe and manipulate the output as you please | Dec 03 15:49 |
schestowitz | most of those files are plain text, at least for now | Dec 03 15:50 |
schestowitz | so the idea is, in the long run, get rid of http and browsers completely | Dec 03 15:50 |
schestowitz | This afternoon I work on leaving social control media | Dec 03 15:50 |
schestowitz | they all became a javascript mess | Dec 03 15:50 |
schestowitz | So I make my js-free alternative | Dec 03 15:50 |
schestowitz | http://schestowitz.com/2020/12/04/ | Dec 03 15:51 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-schestowitz.com | Social Control Media Posts | Dec 03 15:51 | |
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DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: CNN reports that Obama, W, and Clinton are willing to take the Coronavirus vaccine on live TV. | Dec 03 16:26 |
DaemonFC[m] | Of course, who knows what they'd really be taking. | Dec 03 16:26 |
DaemonFC[m] | Might not be the vaccine at all. I don't think that a former president would be subjected to something where we really don't know what it does. | Dec 03 16:27 |
DaemonFC[m] | We don't. They admit that they have no idea what will happen to people 6 months after they take it, two years after they take it. | Dec 03 16:27 |
DaemonFC[m] | If this was a normal vaccine production process they wouldn't even be doing experiments on animals yet, much less millions of people. | Dec 03 16:28 |
schestowitz | marketeering | Dec 03 16:40 |
schestowitz | they also make the mistake of assuming people trust those folks | Dec 03 16:42 |
schestowitz | the people who reject the vaccine are likely not trusting ANY president | Dec 03 16:42 |
DaemonFC[m] | What's funny is that both my parents turned on George W. Bush after putting him in the White House twice. | Dec 03 16:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | So does he influence anyone? | Dec 03 16:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | If he had endorsed Biden it would have done harm to Biden. | Dec 03 16:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | He left office with a very low approval rating and it hasn't gotten much better since he left. In fact, the same people, like mom and dad, who voted for his wars and economic disaster are just off to the "shiny new thing" of Trump, who has caused even bigger disasters, but they'll never admit that they were wrong or that they enabled what would at least border on crimes against humanity. | Dec 03 16:54 |
DaemonFC[m] | Trump is trying to get as many doses of the vaccine out the door before he leaves as possible to "deny Biden any credit for it". | Dec 03 16:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | Well, we might have a vaccine after a year, but Trump doesn't deserve any credit for that. | Dec 03 16:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | Congress passed a spending bill and drug companies with lots of doctors and scientists worked around the clock. Trump did nothing except tell people who wore face masks and socially distanced that they were a bunch of pussies. | Dec 03 16:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | While continuing his super spreader rallies, killing his own voters. | Dec 03 17:00 |
DaemonFC[m] | I think that we haven't seen the half of it yet as far as the deaths, and they're going to continue being heavily stacked towards the far right because it's become a "Democrat thing" to try to protect yourself. All the Republicans are flying, refusing masks, having mass gatherings at church and whatnot. | Dec 03 17:01 |
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DaemonFC[m] | https://stallman.org/archives/2020-sep-dec.html#3_December_2020_(Gay_orgy_after_anti-gay_laws) | Dec 03 19:27 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-stallman.org | 2020: September - December Political Notes - Richard Stallman | Dec 03 19:27 | |
*DaemonFC[m] sent a long message: < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/nInmPrErHYMSaWwddFlvFzrg/message.txt > | Dec 03 19:28 | |
DaemonFC[m] | MinceR: 6 | Dec 03 19:28 |
DaemonFC[m] | Err, ^ | Dec 03 19:28 |
MinceR | it's the christian fundamentalist way | Dec 03 19:28 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: I've emulated something similar to RMS' notes | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | implemented hours ago | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | seeing that pleroma.site is down for nearly 4 days without explanation | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | http://schestowitz.com/2020/12/04/ | Dec 03 19:29 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-schestowitz.com | Social Control Media Posts | Dec 03 19:29 | |
schestowitz | still work in progress, it'll improve | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | I'm getting off the social control media train | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | it's a very dodgy train that crashes a lot | Dec 03 19:29 |
schestowitz | RMSWasRight | Dec 03 19:30 |
schestowitz | Hosting your 'tweets' in your own site is the only way to go | Dec 03 19:30 |
DaemonFC[m] | https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/02/politics/trump-william-barr-frustration/index.html | Dec 03 19:30 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edition.cnn.com | Trump frustrated with Barr after election comments but officials don't want AG fired, sources say - CNNPolitics | Dec 03 19:30 | |
schestowitz | even if there's no "audience" | Dec 03 19:30 |
DaemonFC[m] | At this point, firing Barr would just end his term as Attorney General 48 days before it will end anyway. | Dec 03 19:30 |
DaemonFC[m] | So there's no point, except to be petty. So it may happen yet. | Dec 03 19:30 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: he'll be left with nothing but Duke | Dec 03 19:30 |
schestowitz | Even Limbaugh mocked him | Dec 03 19:30 |
psydroid | What about creating "social control media" only by linking from your own controlled media to others who control their own media? | Dec 03 19:32 |
psydroid | It's getting cheaper than ever to self-host | Dec 03 19:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | Überstupidführer Trump has clearly jumped the shark, but 73 million people voted for him, and now his brand of "politics" will be dominant even in a Republican Party without him. | Dec 03 19:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | QAnon and such. | Dec 03 19:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | I used to wonder about whether having states in charge of the federal elections was a good idea, but it seems like it may have been the only thing stopping Trump from issuing a flurry of executive orders and then who knows what was really going on in the "vote counting" rooms. | Dec 03 19:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | Lower party officials at the state level were not cooperative in helping him just outright steal the election. | Dec 03 19:37 |
DaemonFC[m] | They passed laws intending to nudge the election, but they weren't going to cooperate in some kind of a scheme to purportedly invalidate millions of votes from entire counties and appoint their own electors. | Dec 03 19:38 |
DaemonFC[m] | As a Democratic presidential candidate you have to overcome a huge mountain of Republican fraud against the voters and a system that was designed to give slave owners more say in national politics. | Dec 03 19:39 |
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search_social | well the democrats knew what was going on in the vote "counting" rooms cuz they staffed them and illegally ejected all the gop poll watchers | Dec 03 19:44 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's actually wrong and even the Republican election officials have debunked that. | Dec 03 19:51 |
DaemonFC[m] | The lawsuits had nothing to do with how much access the poll "watchers" were getting. It was about their "right" to breathe down the necks of people trying to count votes, during a viral pandemic, and to harass and intimidate them. | Dec 03 19:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | In fact, during the $3 million (from the Trump campaign) Wisconsin partial recount that increased Biden's lead, at least a few Trump "poll watchers" had to be escorted out by the police for physically attacking the poll workers. | Dec 03 19:53 |
DaemonFC[m] | The state officials said the Trump poll "watchers" were objecting to "every ballot" for Biden and "didn't have the slightest clue" about the law in Wisconsin or on what grounds they could object to something. | Dec 03 19:54 |
DaemonFC[m] | And many of these stories are the same in states where the Republicans have a trifecta in the state government and were absolutely horrified that they had to declare that Trump lost their state in a fair and secure election. | Dec 03 19:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | If anything, their lie about "fair election" was that they deliberately introduce problems with voting so as to suppress turnout in "certain areas", to the benefit of Republicans. | Dec 03 19:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | And they'd never admit that if the election wasn't rigged by them, Biden would have done much better and probably would have even picked up North Carolina. | Dec 03 19:56 |
search_social | rhinos aren't republicans | Dec 03 19:56 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's the party of incestuous rural idiots. | Dec 03 19:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's really all their appeal is now. | Dec 03 19:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | People with webbed feet who are living in a trailer park somewhere. | Dec 03 19:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | If they weren't so stupid they wouldn't have much trouble finding employment. | Dec 03 19:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | But Trump comes along and distills it down to "jobs being stolen by Mexicans". | Dec 03 19:58 |
search_social | i liked when all the dems who told people to learn to code got laid off from buzzfeed | Dec 03 19:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | Hell, if they weren't so lazy their chances of retaining employment would be better. | Dec 03 19:58 |
search_social | then they got twitter to ban "learn to code" for hate speech | Dec 03 19:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | Lazy, stupid, and strung out on drugs. | Dec 03 19:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | The areas Trump did well in are basically meth labs and opium dens. | Dec 03 19:59 |
DaemonFC[m] | Indiana has never had a problem with drugs and poverty like they do now. | Dec 03 19:59 |
DaemonFC[m] | All it took was the Republicans running the state for 16 years. | Dec 03 19:59 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: i don't think so | Dec 03 20:00 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's all the time they needed to churn out a bunch of kids who never learned anything in school who can't find employment and are either doing drugs or killing themselves. | Dec 03 20:00 |
DaemonFC[m] | You want to see what the Republicans can do for your state? 20 years ago, Indiana was middle class blue collar union jobs. | Dec 03 20:01 |
DaemonFC[m] | Nothing was falling apart. | Dec 03 20:01 |
DaemonFC[m] | If you actually go there now, it's like white Detroit. | Dec 03 20:01 |
DaemonFC[m] | MinceR: Agriculture is big in the state because it just has so much land that nobody wants to live in. | Dec 03 20:02 |
DaemonFC[m] | Everyone who isn't on Social Security has fled the state looking for jobs that still pay something and a decent standard of living. | Dec 03 20:02 |
DaemonFC[m] | They can keep their unemployment low because everyone who graduates college, just about, ends up fleeing the state at some point. | Dec 03 20:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | Even with all of the religious crazies with their unproductive litters, the state hasn't managed to grow its population really in over 2 decades. | Dec 03 20:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | The jobs that are there are the closest thing you can get to a sweatshop in a US state. | Dec 03 20:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | Trump won it by 17 points this time, I think. | Dec 03 20:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's the kind of hellhole that voted for him twice. | Dec 03 20:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | Illinois has structural problems, but what people forget was that the structure that gave us these problems was created by Republicans when Illinois was a red or purple state. | Dec 03 20:06 |
DaemonFC[m] | They're the ones that demanded the government structure we have under the 1970 constitution with the "16 layers of government" that they now complain about. | Dec 03 20:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | At the time, they were fine with that, even though it was no more efficient in 1970 than it is now. | Dec 03 20:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | it was seen as a place for Republican Party members to burrow and micromanage people's lives while they got versed in the ways of government and eventually moved up in the world. | Dec 03 20:08 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's what they like to do. Meddle. | Dec 03 20:08 |
DaemonFC[m] | They don't shrink government, unless those spots are currently occupied by Democratic Party members, like the at-large seats on the Indianapolis council that the Indiana state government abolished after giving on on flipping them back in a fair election. | Dec 03 20:09 |
DaemonFC[m] | That blew up on them big time though. | Dec 03 20:11 |
DaemonFC[m] | The new council is 20 Democrats to 5 Republicans because people saw that for what it was and turned out and picked off a bunch of Republicans from the district seats following that. | Dec 03 20:11 |
DaemonFC[m] | At the time, Democrats had 15 seats (including the 4 at-large) and Republicans had 14. | Dec 03 20:14 |
DaemonFC[m] | So the Republicans said "Oh, well, we'll just fix that and then it'll be 14 Republicans and 11 Democrats.". | Dec 03 20:14 |
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DaemonFC[m] | But then there were new elections that flipped so many seats that the mayor is now a Democrat and the Democrats outnumber the Republicans 20 to 5. It only took 5 years. | Dec 03 20:15 |
DaemonFC[m] | The power grab actually left the Republicans with so few members of city government that they can't do anything now. | Dec 03 20:16 |
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schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: wanna read something? | Dec 03 20:34 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: that it's coming back? | Dec 03 20:35 |
MinceR | (cat) https://ircz.de/p/20072166 | Dec 03 20:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living Post object (4772449) | Dec 03 20:37 | |
schestowitz | Ariadne: can the bot for tuxmachines be pointer at its mastodon.technology account? I had a go at it several times today, but to no effect... I think it's possible to at least restore that stream for now? | Dec 03 20:44 |
schestowitz | My latest attempt it at /viera/viera/viera-mastodon.yaml | Dec 03 20:44 |
MinceR | https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/ftl | Dec 03 20:51 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - FTL | Dec 03 20:51 | |
DaemonFC[m] | Yeah. | Dec 03 20:53 |
DaemonFC[m] | Sorry, schestowitz Was busy figuring out how to use an ebay gift card from ibotta. | Dec 03 20:53 |
DaemonFC[m] | I just take my payouts as gift cards. | Dec 03 20:53 |
DaemonFC[m] | They say put it in your bank and just trust this clown startup with your banking credentials it's super secure. We're super cereal. | Dec 03 20:54 |
DaemonFC[m] | I don't think so. | Dec 03 20:54 |
DaemonFC[m] | I have no idea how some of these sellers get their merchandise so cheaply. | Dec 03 20:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | They beat Nintendo's list price for that game by $20 and free shipping? | Dec 03 20:55 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2020/12/03/censored-epo-admin-council-report/ | Dec 03 20:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Censored EPO Publication: Staff Cannot Comment on the Administrative Council’s Meetings? | Techrights | Dec 03 20:55 | |
schestowitz | anyway i know you're busy now | Dec 03 20:55 |
schestowitz | hopefully no typos | Dec 03 20:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'm fine now. | Dec 03 20:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | Had to update a bunch of ebay stuff. Haven't used it since Fox Lake. | Dec 03 20:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: What do you think about Snowden's accusation that the US State Department intentionally waited to invalidate his passport so that he'd be trapped in Russia and discredited when they finally did? | Dec 03 20:57 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: you have to ask the bot to actually subscribe | Dec 03 20:57 |
schestowitz | I tried | Dec 03 20:57 |
schestowitz | and it did nothing I could see | Dec 03 20:57 |
schestowitz | tired over feenode | Dec 03 20:58 |
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schestowitz | *tried | Dec 03 20:58 |
schestowitz | I read the manual | Dec 03 20:58 |
schestowitz | [13:39] <-> viera> follow https://mastodon.technology/@tuxmachines | Dec 03 20:59 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Tux Machines (@tuxmachines@mastodon.technology) - Mastodon for Tech Folks | Dec 03 20:59 | |
DaemonFC[m] | "many of whom entirely unqualified" | Dec 03 20:59 |
DaemonFC[m] | are entirely unqualified | Dec 03 20:59 |
schestowitz | thanks, corrected | Dec 03 20:59 |
DaemonFC[m] | with French as the mother’s tongue, Campinos included | Dec 03 20:59 |
schestowitz | though I saw it before and deemed it acceptable | Dec 03 20:59 |
DaemonFC[m] | I would do quotation marks here and drop the comma | Dec 03 21:00 |
schestowitz | around mother’s tongue? | Dec 03 21:00 |
DaemonFC[m] | with "French-as-the-mother-tongue" Campinos included. | Dec 03 21:00 |
schestowitz | ah, ok | Dec 03 21:00 |
DaemonFC[m] | You're trying to call him out for that, right? | Dec 03 21:00 |
schestowitz | ah, no | Dec 03 21:01 |
schestowitz | you change the meaning of it | Dec 03 21:01 |
schestowitz | he's one of many | Dec 03 21:01 |
DaemonFC[m] | "Tonight we release this report in English" | Dec 03 21:01 |
schestowitz | " with "French-as-the-mother-tongue" cabal, Campinos included" | Dec 03 21:01 |
DaemonFC[m] | The hyperlink should just be "this report" and then I'd continue ", in English.:. | Dec 03 21:02 |
DaemonFC[m] | Errr | Dec 03 21:02 |
DaemonFC[m] | ", in English." | Dec 03 21:02 |
schestowitz | done | Dec 03 21:02 |
schestowitz | added to http://techrights.org/wiki/index.php/EPO | Dec 03 21:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | EPO - Techrights | Dec 03 21:03 | |
schestowitz | 2.3 million views now | Dec 03 21:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | "It’s not new but now that" | Dec 03 21:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's not new, but now that | Dec 03 21:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | "This is nothing short of Mafia." | Dec 03 21:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | Nothing short of "a" mafia? | Dec 03 21:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | There's more than one mob, and the word should just be used generically. | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | I'd stay with current wording | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | corresponds to how workers call it | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | THE "Mafia" | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | They have other words for it | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | "Putin" | Dec 03 21:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'd say, figuratively speaking, patent trolls could be considered as similar to the Mafia or the Yakuza. | Dec 03 21:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | Especially the MPEG-LA. | Dec 03 21:05 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/wiki/index.php/MPEG-LA | Dec 03 21:05 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | MPEG-LA - Techrights | Dec 03 21:05 | |
DaemonFC[m] | They won't literally have you killed, but they'll destroy your business even though they produce nothing. | Dec 03 21:06 |
DaemonFC[m] | Nothing except junk standards based one well known algorithms. | Dec 03 21:06 |
DaemonFC[m] | *on | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | they go after gnu linux distros | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | community ones | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | to kill them off | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | shut them down | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | and not a word said | Dec 03 21:06 |
schestowitz | so it makes you understand why Microsoft sponsors these trolls | Dec 03 21:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | The algorithms that were described in things like MP3 and AAC were well known and obvious, and they still got patents. | Dec 03 21:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | AAC should have been possible to patent in 1997 for sure. Especially the LC profile. | Dec 03 21:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | *should not | Dec 03 21:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: It was pretty disgusting to see Thomson firing everyone who was actually making stuff and then resort to patent trolling. | Dec 03 21:12 |
DaemonFC[m] | And those people in the patent trolling division....most of that income was just licensing MP3 over and over and hiding the tax in software and hardware people kept buying. | Dec 03 21:13 |
DaemonFC[m] | Even stuff that wasn't going to be used to play any MP3s. | Dec 03 21:13 |
DaemonFC[m] | They really loved MP3. Not as a great technology, but as a way to shake people down for trying to fit music in cramped storage devices. | Dec 03 21:14 |
DaemonFC[m] | Apple and the RIAA were behind switching their iPods to flash memory way before it was ready. | Dec 03 21:14 |
DaemonFC[m] | Not only did it mean they were practically useless for storing lossless music, but you couldn't even store very many lossy files, and unlike other MP3 players, they tried to obfuscate the protocol so you wouldn't just plug them into your friend's computer and upload all your music so they could have a copy too. | Dec 03 21:15 |
DaemonFC[m] | Then they used "watermarkings" on their iTunes store after they removed DRM, so that they could set people up for lawsuits if the RIAA wanted to figure out who was behind a file that made its way to a sharing service. | Dec 03 21:16 |
DaemonFC[m] | That lasted about a decade and then DRM came back. Same thing people complained about is now welcomed with open arms as "streaming". | Dec 03 21:17 |
DaemonFC[m] | It wasn't surrender. Like so many things, it was a temporary cease-fire that was to their advantage while they figured out a better way to press forward with their attack. | Dec 03 21:17 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's how I see this Microsoft loves Linux thing. | Dec 03 21:18 |
DaemonFC[m] | They've temporarily called the dogs off so that people will welcome them as liberators. | Dec 03 21:18 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: It can't be a coincidence that TechRepublic wrote a very long article yesterday called "Microsoft loves Linux" | Dec 03 21:18 |
schestowitz | I saw that | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | it's not an article | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | it's a Mcirosoft mole | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | Mary | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | we wrote about her | Dec 03 21:19 |
DaemonFC[m] | It contained nothing substantive, at all, and nothing at all but fawning over Microsoft-isms and their takeovers of open source. | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | ignore, move on | Dec 03 21:19 |
schestowitz | dont' click | Dec 03 21:19 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: The part about WSL2 being installed causing laptop power management issues might be worth throwing out there in passing if you get an opportunity. | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | never mind | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | move on | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | don't want to feed these plants in media | Dec 03 21:20 |
DaemonFC[m] | You know, not only is is a poor takeover attempt but they even manage to break Windows 10, again, with their own takeover attempt. | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | techrepublic is cbs | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | same as zdnet | Dec 03 21:20 |
DaemonFC[m] | *it | Dec 03 21:20 |
schestowitz | they have as clients those companies | Dec 03 21:21 |
schestowitz | PR | Dec 03 21:21 |
DaemonFC[m] | I think it's worth pointing out that they're so incompetent that they've even bungled the code they're pitching as a Linux substitute to the point where it causes the entire laptop to malfunction until you back it out. | Dec 03 21:22 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's a big haha. | Dec 03 21:22 |
schestowitz | I'd rather not | Dec 03 21:22 |
schestowitz | if it mentions WSL | Dec 03 21:22 |
schestowitz | any mention of it helps them | Dec 03 21:22 |
schestowitz | and it's a misnomer, too | Dec 03 21:22 |
schestowitz | Phoronix discredits itself by mentioning it | Dec 03 21:23 |
schestowitz | I noticed it mostly stopped | Dec 03 21:23 |
schestowitz | I kept asking Michael to | Dec 03 21:23 |
schestowitz | but those moles still have the official Ubuntu blog | Dec 03 21:23 |
schestowitz | for their WSL spam | Dec 03 21:23 |
DaemonFC[m] | Yeah, the interesting part here is that Lenovo only certifies Ubuntu, RHEL, and sometimes Fedora. | Dec 03 21:25 |
DaemonFC[m] | All distributions that are now basically satellite states for Microsoft in their new Cold War on Linux. | Dec 03 21:25 |
DaemonFC[m] | Speaking of which, mjg59went from Canonical to Red Hat. | Dec 03 21:25 |
schestowitz | he is in Google now | Dec 03 21:26 |
mjg59 | I was never at Canonical | Dec 03 21:26 |
DaemonFC[m] | So it's interesting that he bothered to turn up here. Ostensibly to accuse you of being a rape supporter, which should be incredibly beneath someone, and disingenuous at that. | Dec 03 21:26 |
schestowitz | Google employed Andy Rubin | Dec 03 21:27 |
schestowitz | who asked for a blow job from his 'inferior' | Dec 03 21:27 |
schestowitz | I don't think that's even a part he'd dispute | Dec 03 21:27 |
DaemonFC[m] | What Ubuntu and Red Hat are now are basically what East Germany was to the Soviet Union. | Dec 03 21:27 |
schestowitz | his ex wife makes tall claims to weaonise the media, but the guy is part of the ugly side of Google | Dec 03 21:27 |
schestowitz | Google is a spy agency | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | a for-profit one | Dec 03 21:28 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's just a total coincidence that as the Soviet Union collapsed and couldn't continue injecting the puppet state with subsidies, that they gave up and disbanded their "sovereign state". | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | that works through contracts | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | and grift | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | lots of defence budget for decades now | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | it's strategic for "full-spectrum dominance" | Dec 03 21:28 |
DaemonFC[m] | And I think the same will eventually happen with some of these companies that are working closely with Microsoft now, because that's always what does happen when Microsoft is finished with their "partners". | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | The schemes that drive up insane Murica close to 30,000 BILLION dollars in debt | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | just trying hard to cling to their empire | Dec 03 21:28 |
schestowitz | now full of tent cities, riots, and qanon loons (coz the head stops working) | Dec 03 21:29 |
schestowitz | I'd never let people from ibm, google and microsoft lecture us on ethics | Dec 03 21:30 |
schestowitz | I'd say, mind your own "fucking business"... and mean fucking LITERALLY | Dec 03 21:31 |
schestowitz | Gates employs lots of serious perverts and befriends child traffickers | Dec 03 21:31 |
DaemonFC[m] | Yeah, you know, I'd be less polite. | Dec 03 21:31 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'd say hey mjg59 , aren't you the people turning over search, email, and GDrive data through PRISM to an unconstitutional mass spying program? | Dec 03 21:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | How much damage has that done to formerly free countries when Google gives their data to be used against them in secret courts with gag orders? | Dec 03 21:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | Also, is that why you fuck around with people on VPNs so much unless they log in and identify themselves? | Dec 03 21:33 |
DaemonFC[m] | And what gives you the goddamned right to criticize anyone from that platform? | Dec 03 21:33 |
DaemonFC[m] | Your company gets people black bagged and murdered by states like Communist China. | Dec 03 21:34 |
DaemonFC[m] | You have no high ground. | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | he knows | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | so he won't reply | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | ok, ok.. | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | but i'd say | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | "wanna be ethical?" | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | Start by looking for a job that's ethics | Dec 03 21:34 |
schestowitz | or by working for ethical people | Dec 03 21:35 |
schestowitz | chanelling the talent into something positibve | Dec 03 21:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | The US DoJ complaint against Google doesn't even seek to remedy any of those problems. | Dec 03 21:35 |
schestowitz | can do far more good than some words in "tweets" | Dec 03 21:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | It just says they need to be carved up to make way for Microsoft to expand. | Dec 03 21:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | And that's obviously not any better. | Dec 03 21:35 |
mjg59 | I'm with the people making it as hard as possible for people's data to be stolen | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | hahaha | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | in Google | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | good one | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | let me get beer | Dec 03 21:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | That would be by not giving it to Google, for damned sure. | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | like the "good people" in the army | Dec 03 21:36 |
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schestowitz | "join the army, change it from the inside!" | Dec 03 21:36 |
schestowitz | "Talk to widows after we kill their families with bombs :-)" | Dec 03 21:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | Which comedian was it that said that the government destroyed the economy so that they could send the recruiters into school not having to offer much of anything, really, at all? | Dec 03 21:37 |
DaemonFC[m] | "Hungry? Need a warm bed? There's a place for you in the army!" | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | mjg59: the fact is, people's data is stoken the moment google grabs it | Dec 03 21:37 |
DaemonFC[m] | Carlin? | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | Google just wants to keep a monopoly on this stolen data | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | to monetise it | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | and to pass it on to the army | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | to better bomb people | Dec 03 21:37 |
schestowitz | so keep on doing that "good job" | Dec 03 21:38 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's not enough for Google that Android itself is a platform for their adtech and spyware. | Dec 03 21:38 |
DaemonFC[m] | They shove "telemetry binaries" into every application in the Play Store. | Dec 03 21:39 |
schestowitz | 240mb of traffic overnight, phoning mama ship | Dec 03 21:39 |
DaemonFC[m] | So, even if it's a Free Software program, those get jammed in. | Dec 03 21:39 |
schestowitz | with all pertinent movement details and more | Dec 03 21:39 |
DaemonFC[m] | Unless you get it from F-Droid. | Dec 03 21:39 |
schestowitz | for the us army to profile billions of people | Dec 03 21:39 |
schestowitz | even communist china has not gone that far (yet) | Dec 03 21:39 |
DaemonFC[m] | Yeah, then they have this COVID-19 spyware that popped up in firmware for Android and iOS that nobody requested. | Dec 03 21:40 |
mjg59 | Binaries uploaded to the Play Store aren't modified | Dec 03 21:40 |
schestowitz | they are wired to other modules | Dec 03 21:40 |
mjg59 | Otherwise you wouldn't be able to verify that Signal was signed with their key | Dec 03 21:40 |
schestowitz | ones that Google controls | Dec 03 21:40 |
schestowitz | Signal is a joke | Dec 03 21:40 |
DaemonFC[m] | I do wonder if that does shit on its own or if you have to have an app that hooks into it. If so, how long before the government foists those apps on you by turning some legit software into a Trojan? | Dec 03 21:40 |
schestowitz | developed on Microsoft servers, needs a 'phone' number, wikileaks showed it's bypassed by the CI | Dec 03 21:41 |
schestowitz | CIA | Dec 03 21:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | Illinois Governor Pritzker was saying that he was looking at "COVID-19 apps" but was frustrated that 80% of people would never voluntarily cooperate. | Dec 03 21:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | So that's usually the point where they "involuntarily cooperate" somehow. | Dec 03 21:41 |
schestowitz | covidsafe in australia passed the data to spies | Dec 03 21:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | And Google has set up at least the framework. | Dec 03 21:41 |
schestowitz | and idiots who installed it are the REAL "covidiots" | Dec 03 21:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | I would never knowingly install something like that. | Dec 03 21:42 |
DaemonFC[m] | Illinois has "Contact Tracers". Just another Democrat scam to give make work to union assholes who will funnel the money into their campaign coffers...... I hope. | Dec 03 21:42 |
DaemonFC[m] | But probably something more malicious. | Dec 03 21:43 |
schestowitz | time will tell | Dec 03 21:44 |
schestowitz | once you give the data, it's gone | Dec 03 21:44 |
schestowitz | you cannot 'have it back' | Dec 03 21:44 |
schestowitz | and they study your walking routes, who you meet etc. | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | on a long-term basis | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | those habits don't change much over the years | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | "we know where to find you" | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | "we know what you did last summer" | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | Google is "market leader" in this | Dec 03 21:45 |
schestowitz | worldwide | Dec 03 21:45 |
mjg59 | Literally the entire point of the contact tracing infrastructure is that it doesn't report your location to anyone | Dec 03 21:46 |
DaemonFC[m] | Google does track and store your phone's movements. | Dec 03 21:47 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's how they caught that dumb street thug who robbed me at gunpoint and was too stupid to turn off (or not steal) the phone. | Dec 03 21:47 |
mjg59 | If you enable that in location services, sure | Dec 03 21:47 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's on by default. | Dec 03 21:47 |
mjg59 | But the contact tracing infrastructure doesn't do that | Dec 03 21:47 |
DaemonFC[m] | This is what's wrong with the entitlement mentality of BLM and their enablers. | Dec 03 21:48 |
DaemonFC[m] | They could have made $15 an hour at McDonalds, and instead they chose to rob a guy of an old Android phone that would get them $100 maybe, to split three ways, and it tracked them all the way back to their hive and they got two years of house arrest and each one got a fine that was 50 times more than the phone was worth. | Dec 03 21:49 |
DaemonFC[m] | You don't want to work. There's some guy you can rob. | Dec 03 21:49 |
DaemonFC[m] | You can torch that immigrant's gas station after stealing all his stuff, for the second time in the same summer, and force him out of Chicago. | Dec 03 21:49 |
DaemonFC[m] | You can declare that you've turned people's property that they worked for in a Seattle neighborhood into a commune. | Dec 03 21:50 |
DaemonFC[m] | And there's a bunch of these hippy dippy assholes like Garrett who get into Google and have this doublethink. | Dec 03 21:50 |
DaemonFC[m] | Where they say that and help the regime they claim they don't like. | Dec 03 21:50 |
DaemonFC[m] | At the same time. | Dec 03 21:51 |
DaemonFC[m] | Maybe if mjg59 is really progressive he'll lobby Google to quit spying on people. After all, they would have gotten away with it too had the phone not been leaking data like a sieve. | Dec 03 21:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | :) | Dec 03 21:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | Just throwing that out there. Planting seeds. | Dec 03 21:52 |
DaemonFC[m] | Those poor immigrants in Chicago, trapped between fire and flood. | Dec 03 21:53 |
DaemonFC[m] | Trump and his "shithole countries" and the Gimmedat Party. | Dec 03 21:53 |
mjg59 | What makes you think I'm not doing that? | Dec 03 21:55 |
DaemonFC[m] | Obviously, that's been going well because my latest phone has everything the last one did plus COVID spyware. | Dec 03 21:56 |
DaemonFC[m] | Then there's that "Bluetooth LE is on even when the icon says bluetooth is off" stuff. | Dec 03 21:56 |
DaemonFC[m] | But you know that, don't you? | Dec 03 21:56 |
schestowitz | Google workers benefit from that ploy | Dec 03 21:56 |
schestowitz | they even make APIs for it | Dec 03 21:56 |
schestowitz | it's a global power grab | Dec 03 21:57 |
schestowitz | akin to "Smart cities" | Dec 03 21:57 |
schestowitz | and that data travels far | Dec 03 21:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | Executives are always assholes, even when they ruin the company they're the "smartest person ever". | Dec 03 21:57 |
schestowitz | so be suspicious of ANY security poser who defends such a thing | Dec 03 21:57 |
mjg59 | The covid stuff literally does not upload data anywhere | Dec 03 21:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | That Gael Duval, was that his name? | Dec 03 21:57 |
DaemonFC[m] | Anyway, ruined Mandriva with bad business deals and not finding a business model that worked. | Dec 03 21:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | Blamed the French government for forcing it into bankruptcy, stopping him from squandering money that he owed as severance pay to the employees. | Dec 03 21:58 |
schestowitz | [21:57] <mjg59> The covid stuff literally does not upload data anywhere | Dec 03 21:58 |
schestowitz | it does | Dec 03 21:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | Had they not seized it, it would not have saved the company. | Dec 03 21:58 |
mjg59 | No, it doesn't | Dec 03 21:58 |
schestowitz | inc. tower erc. | Dec 03 21:58 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's the point of involuntary bankruptcy. | Dec 03 21:58 |
schestowitz | stop lying | Dec 03 21:58 |
schestowitz | it makes you look bad | Dec 03 21:58 |
mjg59 | The Australian covid tracing app may do so | Dec 03 21:58 |
mjg59 | The Apple/Google framework doesn't | Dec 03 21:59 |
schestowitz | lol | Dec 03 21:59 |
schestowitz | change goalposts again | Dec 03 21:59 |
mjg59 | Given that we're talking about Google, obviously I'm talking about the one that Google's involved in | Dec 03 21:59 |
mjg59 | The apps that use that framework do not report any location data | Dec 03 22:00 |
smnthermes | > [18:58:00] DaemonFC[m]: Anyway, ruined Mandriva with bad business deals and not finding a business model that worked. | Dec 03 22:00 |
smnthermes | There's also his current /e/ project | Dec 03 22:00 |
mjg59 | Your phone generates a random identifier and periodically rotates it | Dec 03 22:00 |
mjg59 | You record identifiers that you're near | Dec 03 22:00 |
mjg59 | If someone is diagnosed as being positive, they can choose to upload the identifiers that their phone used | Dec 03 22:00 |
mjg59 | Other phones then download those identifiers and see whether they match the ones they saw | Dec 03 22:01 |
mjg59 | If so, they alert you that you may have come in contact with someone who tested positive and should get tested | Dec 03 22:01 |
smnthermes | https://ewwlo.void.partidopirata.com.ar/ | Dec 03 22:01 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ewwlo.void.partidopirata.com.ar | ewwlo | Dec 03 22:01 | |
mjg59 | No location data is kept | Dec 03 22:01 |
mjg59 | The only time you ever upload something is when you explicitly choose to share the fact that you tested positive | Dec 03 22:01 |
mjg59 | Some governments chose to implement something that doesn't preserve privacy | Dec 03 22:02 |
mjg59 | It's completely reasonable to criticise them for that | Dec 03 22:03 |
mjg59 | But the stuff that's being rolled out in the US and the UK doesn't do that | Dec 03 22:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'm not cooperating with anyone. | Dec 03 22:03 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'm not going to take a COVID test. | Dec 03 22:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | I've told my spouse, and we agreed, no tests. | Dec 03 22:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | Also, we're probably going to wait and see what this vaccine actually does to people. | Dec 03 22:04 |
DaemonFC[m] | Given that they can't make it fast enough anyway, we'll probably see what it does to the people who got it in December or January at least through May or June before it's available anyway. | Dec 03 22:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | So it may not even be a choice. | Dec 03 22:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | But, I don't trust anything that comes out of USCIS. | Dec 03 22:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | Especially not under this administration. | Dec 03 22:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | They might say they wouldn't hold positive COVID against an immigrant today, but they won't feel bound by that tomorrow. | Dec 03 22:05 |
DaemonFC[m] | They're liars. They've proven repeatedly that nothing they say will bind them later whether it was the truth or not. | Dec 03 22:06 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'm growing more skeptical of the government by the minute on this whole thing. | Dec 03 22:06 |
DaemonFC[m] | And to see anything pop up in my phone that says COVID-19 in the firmware, it just smells of spyware. | Dec 03 22:07 |
DaemonFC[m] | No user was asked if they wanted this framework and no user can remove it. | Dec 03 22:07 |
mjg59 | It does nothing unless you enable it | Dec 03 22:07 |
schestowitz | mjg59: on a more productive note | Dec 03 22:08 |
schestowitz | let's discuss LF | Dec 03 22:08 |
DaemonFC[m] | mjg59: So, you know, I was looking around on the internet regarding probationers last year. | Dec 03 22:08 |
schestowitz | Seems like the new #LinuxFoundation 2020 annual report was not, FOR A CHANGE, made on a “MAC” with #proprietarySoftware but it’s looking to me like they merely obfuscated the metadata to avert PR catastrophe | Dec 03 22:08 |
schestowitz | I never heard/read about a 100-page annual report generator running on Sharp Zaurus XR-5000 (Maemo5) Edition (in 2020!) with Linux kernel 0.12.1 for Workgroups. What is #LinuxFoundation hiding? | Dec 03 22:08 |
schestowitz | Reminder: #linuxfoundation operates at a loss because Zemlin and “the boys” are grifting, milking away the “LINUX” brand http://techrights.org/2020/08/16/the-linux-racket/ | Dec 03 22:08 |
DaemonFC[m] | Many people say they got caught going out of state without permission because Google or their carrier will just hand over their location history. | Dec 03 22:08 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | The Linux Foundation Exceeds $100,000,000 in Revenue and Jim Zemlin Now Pays Himself About a Million Dollars a Year While ‘His’ Foundation Operates at a Loss of $732,261 | Techrights | Dec 03 22:08 | |
MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/20081541 | Dec 03 22:08 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living Post object (4826052) | Dec 03 22:08 | |
schestowitz | is zelin still "rocking an hypePad", mjg59 | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | Jim zemlin | Dec 03 22:09 |
mjg59 | Probably | Dec 03 22:09 |
mjg59 | He was last time I saw him | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | they make their reports on Macs | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | no way they made this one on a Sharp Zaurus | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | it's 100 pages long | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | with graphics and all | Dec 03 22:09 |
DaemonFC[m] | So you can, you know, lie, you can have people refuse to talk, you can avoid using credit cards while you're there, but your phone will just rat you out and maybe land you in jail. | Dec 03 22:09 |
schestowitz | they're trolling people who check meta | Dec 03 22:09 |
DaemonFC[m] | Turn it off and put it in one of those faraday boxes that comes with a toll road pass, I suppose? | Dec 03 22:10 |
DaemonFC[m] | I'm off probation now anyway, and I had permission (standing permission) from the court to be there, but I still turned my phone off and put it in the box and paid cash while I was there. | Dec 03 22:10 |
DaemonFC[m] | There's times when I want to discuss things, and I still power the phones off and go in the other room and close the door. | Dec 03 22:11 |
Ariadne | what | Dec 03 22:11 |
DaemonFC[m] | Because you jut can't trust the device. | Dec 03 22:11 |
Ariadne | what is this report with fake metadata | Dec 03 22:11 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: wait.. | Dec 03 22:12 |
schestowitz | https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/2020/12/download-the-2020-linux-foundation-annual-report/ | Dec 03 22:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.linuxfoundation.org | Download the 2020 Linux Foundation Annual Report - The Linux Foundation | Dec 03 22:12 | |
schestowitz | also mentioned in https://lwn.net/Articles/838871/rss | Dec 03 22:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Linux Foundation 2020 annual report [LWN.net] | Dec 03 22:12 | |
schestowitz | see techrights.org/2020/08/30/how-to-make-unneeded-scandal-with-adobe-indesign/ | Dec 03 22:12 |
DaemonFC[m] | I discussed with my attorney (before I got permission to leave Illinois on bail) that John was threatening to make false police reports to get me in trouble and the situation was becoming untenable. | Dec 03 22:12 |
schestowitz | see http://techrights.org/2020/08/30/how-to-make-unneeded-scandal-with-adobe-indesign/ | Dec 03 22:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | The Linux Foundation is Not Even Using Linux to Prepare and Publish the Linux Kernel History Report | Techrights | Dec 03 22:12 | |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2020/09/04/derek-taylor-to-lf/ | Dec 03 22:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | New Video From Derek Taylor: The Linux Foundation Doesn’t Use Linux to Create Reports | Techrights | Dec 03 22:12 | |
DaemonFC[m] | He told me he couldn't advise me to leave the state but "They're not tracking your phone.". I stopped him right there and said, "Oh but they are, even if you haven't done anything wrong, they are.". | Dec 03 22:13 |
Ariadne | who cares if Apache Foundation 2.0 made their reports on a mac anyway | Dec 03 22:13 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: you are violating many CoCs by making the poor lad uncomfortable about being a slave of Google | Dec 03 22:13 |
superkuh | Yes. Base station multilateration is stored in the USA for 2-5 years minimum based on telco. | Dec 03 22:13 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC[m]: let's talk about LF instead | Dec 03 22:14 |
Ariadne | given that kwin keeps fucking up on me, i might go back to using a mac for my desktop needs tbh | Dec 03 22:14 |
superkuh | With modern clocks it's positioning accuracy is well under 100m. | Dec 03 22:14 |
schestowitz | he knows some people there better than us, DaemonFC[m] | Dec 03 22:14 |
DaemonFC[m] | So if you have any terribly dark secrets, I suggest you file them somewhere cold and dark in your own head and never talk about it, or at least ditch the phones somewhere first. | Dec 03 22:14 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: that would be a massive regression | Dec 03 22:14 |
DaemonFC[m] | <superkuh "With modern clocks it's position"> I had to explain clock drift to Mandy. | Dec 03 22:14 |
Ariadne | would it? | Dec 03 22:15 |
schestowitz | yeah | Dec 03 22:15 |
schestowitz | debian with kwin is perfect on this machine | Dec 03 22:15 |
schestowitz | maybe something with the gpu drivers | Dec 03 22:15 |
Ariadne | <pdf:Producer>Linux kernel 0.12.1 for Workgroups</pdf:Producer> | Dec 03 22:15 |
Ariadne | hahaha | Dec 03 22:15 |
DaemonFC[m] | Eh, Kubuntu is pretty similar, obviously. | Dec 03 22:15 |
schestowitz | trolling | Dec 03 22:16 |
DaemonFC[m] | Easier to install. | Dec 03 22:16 |
schestowitz | maybe I'll write something about it later | Dec 03 22:16 |
smnthermes | There are other options than KWin, so | Dec 03 22:16 |
DaemonFC[m] | Sometimes I think certain distributions are trying to go out of their way to be unusable out of the box. | Dec 03 22:16 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's how I felt about Squeeze. | Dec 03 22:16 |
schestowitz | With Apple you get one choice | Dec 03 22:16 |
MinceR | is that why they have cancerd? | Dec 03 22:16 |
schestowitz | apps list sent to Apple | Dec 03 22:17 |
Ariadne | smnthermes: yes, but i prefer kwin | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | with IDs over the network | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | it'll get only worse over time | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | the lock-in also | Dec 03 22:17 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: Microsoft and Apple both have their OS report when you launch an application, on the default settings. | Dec 03 22:17 |
DaemonFC[m] | Microsoft claims Basic Telemetry doesn't do that. Who knows? | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | 'life was easier when I had chains in the barn with food available for free," said the slave | Dec 03 22:17 |
Ariadne | the OS is not reporting anything, but checking for codesigning certificate revocation | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | (apple user) | Dec 03 22:17 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: that ought not be done at that level | Dec 03 22:18 |
Ariadne | while that could be datamined, i find it unlikely | Dec 03 22:18 |
schestowitz | apple babysitting, while working for/with nsa | Dec 03 22:18 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: wait until there's war | Dec 03 22:18 |
schestowitz | or when govs make fatal "lists" | Dec 03 22:18 |
schestowitz | they like "big data" | Dec 03 22:18 |
DaemonFC[m] | mjg59: I just think it's funny that if you stare into someone's window you can go to jail for a year as a peeping tom. | Dec 03 22:18 |
Ariadne | if there is war, the NSA will just make a rootkit | Dec 03 22:19 |
DaemonFC[m] | But your company makes software that's a million times worse. Gets rewarded. | Dec 03 22:19 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: you go offiline or there are national firewalls | Dec 03 22:19 |
Ariadne | its more efficient, really | Dec 03 22:19 |
schestowitz | that's no excuse for using "mac" | Dec 03 22:19 |
schestowitz | defeatism gets us nowhere | Dec 03 22:19 |
schestowitz | "privacy is dead", "let's just use Windows" | Dec 03 22:19 |
schestowitz | "security is impossible"... so "I have nothing to hide" | Dec 03 22:20 |
DaemonFC[m] | schestowitz: I think someone was complaining about TomTom sending GPS data about them to the company when they checked for updates some years ago. | Dec 03 22:20 |
DaemonFC[m] | I said, "So it's a Peeping TomTom.". | Dec 03 22:20 |
MinceR | in general, the more successful a criminal is, they more safe they are from retribution | Dec 03 22:20 |
MinceR | and the most successful ones run countries, megacorporations and/or cults | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | "i can't check source code", so it's "just as bad as binary blobs" | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | "open source is now Microsoft"... so "let;'s get on with the show" | Dec 03 22:21 |
DaemonFC[m] | Yeah, there was a high school principle who was using a RAT on some Windows laptops issued to students. | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: techrights isn't defeatist | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | we actually progress towards goals | Dec 03 22:21 |
DaemonFC[m] | He was recording them naked at home. | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | like eliminating swpats | Dec 03 22:21 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: by using a client OS that does not piss me off, i can produce more free software in my areas of expertise | Dec 03 22:21 |
schestowitz | which is doable, over the long run (decades) | Dec 03 22:22 |
DaemonFC[m] | There was very little coverage of why that's even possible. | Dec 03 22:22 |
Ariadne | my expertise does not include "building a desktop environment" | Dec 03 22:22 |
schestowitz | no need to build it | Dec 03 22:22 |
schestowitz | I never did | Dec 03 22:22 |
Ariadne | by building, i mean writing one | Dec 03 22:22 |
Ariadne | that fits my opinions | Dec 03 22:22 |
schestowitz | you can if you wish to | Dec 03 22:22 |
schestowitz | or modify an existing one | Dec 03 22:23 |
Ariadne | yes, i do not wish to, because it is not a good use of my time | Dec 03 22:23 |
schestowitz | I used to make my own winamp and firefox themes | Dec 03 22:23 |
DaemonFC[m] | There is a certain poetic justice of Ring doorbells burning people's houses down. | Dec 03 22:23 |
schestowitz | I was pissed off when newer versions broke these | Dec 03 22:23 |
DaemonFC[m] | The only reason they got one to begin with is because of paranoia of losing all the shit in their house. | Dec 03 22:23 |
MinceR | 03 232225 < Ariadne> my expertise does not include "building a desktop environment" | Dec 03 22:24 |
MinceR | neither does apple's :> | Dec 03 22:24 |
MinceR | or microsoft's | Dec 03 22:24 |
DaemonFC[m] | They have to spend lots of money to record the guy from Amazon dropping off this weeks crap. | Dec 03 22:24 |
DaemonFC[m] | And on the off chance someone steals the packages and the doorbell records it, the police don't work the case anyway. | Dec 03 22:25 |
MinceR | well, it sort of works | Dec 03 22:25 |
MinceR | if it burns down, you can be sure nobody took it | Dec 03 22:25 |
MinceR | or can take it anymore | Dec 03 22:25 |
DaemonFC[m] | Well, they could take the ashes. Those would be the residue from the matter to energy conversion. | Dec 03 22:25 |
DaemonFC[m] | :) | Dec 03 22:25 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 03 22:25 |
DaemonFC[m] | Bring a ziploc bag. | Dec 03 22:26 |
MinceR | maybe an industrial vacuum cleaner with a really big bag | Dec 03 22:26 |
Ariadne | anyway, macs piss me off for other reasons | Dec 03 22:27 |
Ariadne | computers suck, more goats | Dec 03 22:27 |
Ariadne | thats the ticket | Dec 03 22:27 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 03 22:27 |
MinceR | just wait until people write software for goat nervous systems | Dec 03 22:27 |
DaemonFC[m] | Apple is pushing right-wing politics on people using the nudge method. | Dec 03 22:28 |
MinceR | or maybe goat cells | Dec 03 22:28 |
MinceR | (operating on DNA and/or RNA) | Dec 03 22:28 |
DaemonFC[m] | There was even the thing where women ask Siri where an abortion clinic is and it routes them to a Crisis Pregnancy Center instead. | Dec 03 22:28 |
MinceR | lol | Dec 03 22:28 |
DaemonFC[m] | "Well, in my 8 years of medical school, GOD COMMANDS YOU TO KEEP THE BABY! YOU MURDERER!" | Dec 03 22:29 |
DaemonFC[m] | Recalculating.... | Dec 03 22:30 |
DaemonFC[m] | Anyway, Lenovo says this new laptop will run Ubuntu just fine so we'll see if it does or if I'm just stepping in shit again. | Dec 03 22:31 |
DaemonFC[m] | It's not even like you can blame this laptop's quirks and bugs on Linux, though mjg59 tried. | Dec 03 22:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | Windows got worse power management and the "touchpad stops working until you reboot, not always but sometimes, if you let it go to sleep"... | Dec 03 22:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | So I ended up configuring KDE to turn the screen off and lock it when the lid is shut. | Dec 03 22:32 |
DaemonFC[m] | Not ideal, but hey. uEFI is soooooooo much better than BIOS that it has all the same sorts of problems and more. | Dec 03 22:33 |
Ariadne | like i said, computers suck, lets go raise goats | Dec 03 22:34 |
DaemonFC[m] | What we actually need to do is go burn Google down and tell the DoJ thanks for playing but we solved the problem. | Dec 03 22:35 |
MinceR | that won't solve the problem | Dec 03 22:35 |
DaemonFC[m] | But that's an aside, I guess. | Dec 03 22:35 |
Ariadne | that wont solve the problem | Dec 03 22:35 |
Ariadne | there will just be google 2.0 | Dec 03 22:35 |
MinceR | we'd also need to burn down microshit, crApple, ibm, intel and probably a bunch of others too | Dec 03 22:36 |
Ariadne | google fired a high profile researcher yesterday for complaining about their treatment | Dec 03 22:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | I don't use most Google stuff because they have a tendency to get you hooked on something and then just drop it anyway. | Dec 03 22:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | Microsoft found another way to pressure people to use Edge. | Dec 03 22:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | They removed the ebook reader app and now when you open one up, it launches Edge. | Dec 03 22:36 |
MinceR | well, they probably put a lot of work into it | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | isnt edge literally | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | just chrome | Dec 03 22:37 |
MinceR | not exactly | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | except s/google/microsoft/ | Dec 03 22:37 |
MinceR | it's chrome plus microshit malware | Dec 03 22:37 |
DaemonFC[m] | They scooped out Google's spyware and put theirs in. | Dec 03 22:37 |
MinceR | and probably microshit bugs | Dec 03 22:37 |
XRevan86 | DaemonFC[m]: It had an ebook reader? | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | oh ok | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | so its malware on malware | Dec 03 22:37 |
MinceR | after all, it comes from a corporation that could never get anything to work right | Dec 03 22:37 |
Ariadne | MS-DOS worked pretty ok | Dec 03 22:37 |
XRevan86 | Do I understand it right than even after Edge became a stock Chromium browser, EdgeDeflector is still a useful thing to have? | Dec 03 22:38 |
Ariadne | eerything since then has been a disaster | Dec 03 22:38 |
DaemonFC[m] | Especially DoubleSpace. | Dec 03 22:38 |
DaemonFC[m] | That worked great. | Dec 03 22:38 |
MinceR | ms-dos didn't do much and was mostly just stolen code | Dec 03 22:39 |
MinceR | but yeah, they should try the ms-dos approach again | Dec 03 22:39 |
MinceR | "you can't fuck it up if you don't attempt it in the first place" | Dec 03 22:39 |
Ariadne | my xbox one series s seems to work ok | Dec 03 22:40 |
Ariadne | (i consider that an appliance, not a computer) | Dec 03 22:40 |
MinceR | good for you | Dec 03 22:40 |
MinceR | i guess they managed to improve on their 54% hardware failure rate after a few generations, then | Dec 03 22:40 |
schestowitz | xbox is a spying box | Dec 03 22:40 |
schestowitz | since almost a decade back | Dec 03 22:40 |
schestowitz | they should be verboten in living rooms | Dec 03 22:40 |
DaemonFC[m] | The Playstation 5 is having its own red ring of death problem already. | Dec 03 22:41 |
schestowitz | without consent from all who are in the house | Dec 03 22:41 |
schestowitz | inc. guests | Dec 03 22:41 |
Ariadne | i don't have the microphone connected | Dec 03 22:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | If you buy a first generation console you get all of the problems. | Dec 03 22:41 |
MinceR | don't "smart" tv-s spy on people anyway? :> | Dec 03 22:41 |
schestowitz | they'll come built in soon P;-) | Dec 03 22:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | <MinceR "i guess they managed to improve "> 54% seems low. | Dec 03 22:41 |
schestowitz | MinceR: with cameras, too | Dec 03 22:41 |
Ariadne | i also don't have the kinect thing | Dec 03 22:41 |
schestowitz | the TV watches YOU | Dec 03 22:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | Considering that Microsoft replaced 8 of them for me. | Dec 03 22:41 |
MinceR | lol | Dec 03 22:41 |
Ariadne | DaemonFC[m]: thats why i got the series s instead of the ps56 | Dec 03 22:41 |
Ariadne | ps5* | Dec 03 22:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | I sold the 9th one with all my games before it broke down too. | Dec 03 22:42 |
Ariadne | well also the ps5 just looks stupid | Dec 03 22:42 |
Ariadne | software freedom is useful to me on devices i intend to actually use for actual work. video game console, i couldn't care less | Dec 03 22:43 |
schestowitz | not yet | Dec 03 22:44 |
schestowitz | those are still computers | Dec 03 22:44 |
schestowitz | just ones you control even LESS | Dec 03 22:44 |
schestowitz | in that regard, most have become more dangerous | Dec 03 22:44 |
schestowitz | they're also harder to study | Dec 03 22:44 |
XRevan86 | Ariadne: So, what about a smartphone? :) | Dec 03 22:45 |
schestowitz | because of DRM and restrictions at many levels | Dec 03 22:45 |
schestowitz | but that's a debate for another time... :-) | Dec 03 22:45 |
XRevan86 | Does that count as a device for any kind of "actual work"? | Dec 03 22:45 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: yes, they are computers, which i consider to be equivalent to a refrigerator | Dec 03 22:45 |
psydroid | lack of DRM is a feature :) | Dec 03 22:45 |
Ariadne | if you tinker with your refrigerator you wind up huffing freon and dying | Dec 03 22:46 |
Ariadne | thusly i have no interest to tinker with it | Dec 03 22:46 |
Ariadne | the win-lose math doesn't add up | Dec 03 22:46 |
search_social | Ariadne: when they push the software update that disables your refrigerator you will think differently | Dec 03 22:46 |
MinceR | i thought they replaced freon already | Dec 03 22:46 |
*XRevan86 suspects that tinkering with the "smart" bit of a refrigerator doesn't affect freon. | Dec 03 22:46 | |
Ariadne | search_social: my refrigerator is not connected to any network and has no IoT functionality | Dec 03 22:46 |
MinceR | if your refrigerator is "smart" enough, it doesn't even need an update to stop working, just a dead server or a dead Internet connection :> | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | well that's what i'm saying | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | you want to keep it that way | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | but the refrigerator companies do not | Dec 03 22:47 |
Ariadne | and if microsoft pushes a software update to my xbox bricking it, i sue microsoft | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | they want the refrigerators connected to the internet 24/7 | Dec 03 22:47 |
psydroid | <MinceR "and probably microshit bugs"> nanoshits? | Dec 03 22:47 |
schestowitz | [22:45] <Ariadne> schestowitz: yes, they are computers, which i consider to be equivalent to a refrigerator | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | and soon those are the only kinds of refrigerators that will be for sale | Dec 03 22:47 |
MinceR | psydroid: :) | Dec 03 22:47 |
schestowitz | Does your refrigerator have software you can install and microphone? | Dec 03 22:47 |
XRevan86 | Ariadne: Um, they could change the servers, and you'll be left with no Games for Windows. | Dec 03 22:47 |
schestowitz | also, is your refrigerator controlled by Microsoft? | Dec 03 22:47 |
search_social | not yet | Dec 03 22:48 |
schestowitz | or by another country that spies on everything? | Dec 03 22:48 |
search_social | but it's getting there | Dec 03 22:48 |
Ariadne | mine does not, but some do exist | Dec 03 22:48 |
MinceR | is your refrigerator running? | Dec 03 22:48 |
Ariadne | mine is a bog standard $399 samsung one | Dec 03 22:48 |
schestowitz | [22:47] <Ariadne> and if microsoft pushes a software update to my xbox bricking it, i sue microsoft | Dec 03 22:48 |
Ariadne | it can dispense ice | Dec 03 22:48 |
schestowitz | you sue laywers? | Dec 03 22:48 |
XRevan86 | It's not like they're contractually obligated to keep the "server-side" always running. | Dec 03 22:48 |
schestowitz | disguised as compnay? | Dec 03 22:48 |
MinceR | sure you can | Dec 03 22:48 |
schestowitz | it was literally created and founded by lawyers | Dec 03 22:48 |
MinceR | just don't expect to win | Dec 03 22:48 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: at least in the US, that would be an open and shut case | Dec 03 22:48 |
MinceR | especially when they own a big chunk of the country you're in | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | if your time is worthless | Dec 03 22:49 |
search_social | Ariadne: have you ever sued a large company before | Dec 03 22:49 |
Ariadne | when sony removed OtherOS from the PS3, they were forced to pay out | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | best case scenario you get some coupon | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | after days wasted | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | [22:49] <Ariadne> when sony removed OtherOS from the PS3, they were forced to pay out | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | LOL | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | after a decade | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | like dozens of bucks? | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | for those who wasted time applying? | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | come on | Dec 03 22:49 |
Ariadne | schestowitz: well, i've yet to receive a software update bricking any gaming console i've ever owned | Dec 03 22:49 |
schestowitz | not the point | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | I was not talking about bricking | Dec 03 22:50 |
Ariadne | it kind of is the point | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | look what msft did to drmed books | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | all of them dead | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | because they turned off a server | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | for financial reasons | Dec 03 22:50 |
Ariadne | that is why i buy disc copies of my games | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | MSFT laid off many people months go | Dec 03 22:50 |
Ariadne | and do not use those digital stores | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | even azure staff | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | azure is a failure | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | xbox lost billions... maybe still does (I no longer follow) | Dec 03 22:50 |
Ariadne | (well also, because satellite internet is heavily quotaed and downloading a single game would max that quota out) | Dec 03 22:50 |
schestowitz | they're often just subsidised by the US taxpayers | Dec 03 22:51 |
schestowitz | they don't care about you | Dec 03 22:51 |
schestowitz | or 'your' xbox | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | i'm not asking them t | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | o | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | :) | Dec 03 22:51 |
schestowitz | by the way, do you have the privs to ask viera to follow taxmachines@mastodon? | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | some of those games are like 200gb downloads now | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | haha | Dec 03 22:51 |
Ariadne | i don't | Dec 03 22:52 |
schestowitz | it says kaniina and I are authorised | Dec 03 22:52 |
Ariadne | becausei can't auth to viera | Dec 03 22:52 |
Ariadne | because pleroma.site is down | Dec 03 22:52 |
schestowitz | but I looked at the code and could not figure out why it's not reacting | Dec 03 22:52 |
Ariadne | because you cant auth to the bot | Dec 03 22:52 |
schestowitz | ah, ok, let's hope href is just gonna come back | Dec 03 22:52 |
MinceR | lol @ taxmachines | Dec 03 22:52 |
XRevan86 | https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Ru-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B0.ogg | Dec 03 22:52 |
schestowitz | MinceR: they compute your taxes | Dec 03 22:52 |
MinceR | they force you to pay taxes | Dec 03 22:53 |
schestowitz | unlike IBM | Dec 03 22:53 |
Ariadne | anyway | Dec 03 22:53 |
schestowitz | Ariadne: meanwhile I made a static, js-free page to archive my posts | Dec 03 22:53 |
Ariadne | if there were a libre console with the actual games i wanted to play on it, which took disc media, i would buy that instead | Dec 03 22:53 |
schestowitz | except TM's | Dec 03 22:53 |
schestowitz | Steam Machines were close, but DRM... | Dec 03 22:53 |
schestowitz | and Debian based to run their blob | Dec 03 22:54 |
MinceR | and cancerd | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | with DRM | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | MinceR: cancerDebian | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | BTW | Dec 03 22:54 |
Ariadne | i looked into steam machines | Dec 03 22:54 |
XRevan86 | Steam Machines is practically a PC. | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | they have just lost bdale | Dec 03 22:54 |
Ariadne | but a lot of titles were not ported to linux yet | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/19588646 | Dec 03 22:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@linux@joindiaspora.com: Bdale Garbee: Shifting Emphasis • 𝓣𝓾𝔁 𝓜𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓼 ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/145049 | Dec 03 22:54 | |
MinceR | what is the significance of losing bdale? | Dec 03 22:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> www.tuxmachines.org | Bdale Garbee: Shifting Emphasis | Tux Machines | Dec 03 22:54 | |
schestowitz | very old dev | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | like lars | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | since the mid 90s | Dec 03 22:54 |
schestowitz | both left | Dec 03 22:55 |
schestowitz | maybe mccintyre is next | Dec 03 22:55 |
MinceR | whose side are they on? | Dec 03 22:55 |
XRevan86 | Ariadne could just assemble another PC, maybe install Шindows on it and it'd still be more flexible of a choice than xbox. | Dec 03 22:55 |
Ariadne | XRevan86: that requires doing work | Dec 03 22:55 |
MinceR | i do have a dual-booting gaming laptop i only use for gaming :> | Dec 03 22:55 |
schestowitz | XRevan86: you forked Windows | Dec 03 22:55 |
XRevan86 | Ariadne: Not a lot. | Dec 03 22:55 |
Ariadne | anyway i am considering building a windows machine for that purpose | Dec 03 22:56 |
Ariadne | some sort of ryzen build | Dec 03 22:56 |
Ariadne | but at 249$ the xbox is ok for right now | Dec 03 22:56 |
XRevan86 | schestowitz: pitch-forked? | Dec 03 22:56 |
Ariadne | i rather wait until i move to EU to build an htpc | Dec 03 22:57 |
Ariadne | maybe i will buy a mac | Dec 03 22:57 |
Ariadne | and make 100 page reports | Dec 03 22:57 |
Ariadne | about my Apache Foundation 2.0 | Dec 03 22:57 |
Ariadne | and set the creator field to "Linux for Workgroups 0.1.2" | Dec 03 22:58 |
Ariadne | or whatever it was | Dec 03 22:58 |
XRevan86 | Ariadne: It'd be perfect to show up on a Linux-con or something :) | Dec 03 22:58 |
XRevan86 | and still blend-in with the crowd | Dec 03 22:58 |
Ariadne | i have more sense than to give a talk about FOSS using a mac to present with | Dec 03 22:58 |
Ariadne | :P | Dec 03 22:58 |
XRevan86 | this reminds me: https://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/07/15/1530233 | Dec 03 23:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-linux.slashdot.org | Linux 3.11 Officially Named "Linux For Workgroups" - Slashdot | Dec 03 23:00 | |
smnthermes | > [19:55:33] schestowitz: XRevan86: you forked Windows | Dec 03 23:02 |
smnthermes | Is it true, or is it like John Best owning the United States? | Dec 03 23:02 |
smnthermes | https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=LElnMnN5Kao&t=283 | Dec 03 23:03 |
*XRevan86 has no idea what that meant. | Dec 03 23:03 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-invidious.snopyta.org | I OWN THE UNITED STATES - Invidious | Dec 03 23:03 | |
smnthermes | https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=LElnMnN5Kao | Dec 03 23:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-invidious.snopyta.org | I OWN THE UNITED STATES - Invidious | Dec 03 23:03 | |
XRevan86 | smnthermes: Not a single mention of Soros, nizachot. | Dec 03 23:05 |
schestowitz | that would have google flagging it "antisemitic" | Dec 03 23:08 |
XRevan86 | so conspirary theorists are careful now? :) | Dec 03 23:08 |
schestowitz | those who stay visible | Dec 03 23:09 |
schestowitz | https://www.cnx-software.com/2020/12/03/hotdive-converts-your-smartphone-into-a-dive-computer-and-underwater-camera/ | Dec 03 23:22 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.cnx-software.com | HotDive converts your smartphone into a dive computer and underwater camera (crowdfunding) | Dec 03 23:22 | |
schestowitz | lol | Dec 03 23:22 |
schestowitz | just what you wanted | Dec 03 23:22 |
search_social | soros is a matter of public record | Dec 03 23:22 |
schestowitz | underwater 'phone' | Dec 03 23:22 |
search_social | apparently truth is a conspiracy theory now | Dec 03 23:22 |
schestowitz | depends how it's approaches | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | same for gates | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | some say about him untrue things | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | and that distracts from the ugly truths | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | same for soos | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | soros | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | they know how to exploit the nuts | Dec 03 23:23 |
schestowitz | the 5g industry does that too, it seems... | Dec 03 23:24 |
schestowitz | associating 5g criticism/critics with nutty covidiots | Dec 03 23:24 |
schestowitz | like 5g has anything to do with a virus | Dec 03 23:24 |
superkuh | Uh. What kind of 5G criticism do you mean? Like that it only provides 20% more thoroughput hertz per hertz so that all major increases in speed have to come from taking other people's spectrum for telco use? | Dec 03 23:26 |
schestowitz | last month gates tried to equate criticism of him with holocaust denial | Dec 03 23:27 |
schestowitz | as he knows laws exist in some countries to ban such things | Dec 03 23:27 |
schestowitz | gates is very nutty http://techrights.org/2020/08/14/control-but-no-accountability/ | Dec 03 23:27 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | High-Level Criminals Associate Privacy With Crime Because They Want Privacy Only for Themselves (Control But No Accountability) | Techrights | Dec 03 23:27 | |
schestowitz | he also blames "the government" for Android winning mobile and not Windows | Dec 03 23:27 |
schestowitz | those are all dangerous people | Dec 03 23:27 |
schestowitz | and they gain so much capital that bribing the whole system is slush funds to them (so they also bribe all the media) | Dec 03 23:28 |
search_social | gates is just jealous that google is the new nsa darling instead of microsoft | Dec 03 23:28 |
schestowitz | bezos even buys fake "news segments" (scripted) in local media | Dec 03 23:28 |
schestowitz | gates has other plans for 'herding' people | Dec 03 23:28 |
schestowitz | his dad was a big 'herder' | Dec 03 23:29 |
schestowitz | if not by digital means, then by medical means | Dec 03 23:29 |
schestowitz | or combination of the two | Dec 03 23:29 |
schestowitz | his dad is dead now | Dec 03 23:29 |
schestowitz | but he continues "his work" | Dec 03 23:29 |
superkuh | Here's a comic for you schestowitz https://web.archive.org/web/20050208122523/http://www.e-sheep.com/suitseed/ | Dec 03 23:30 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-web.archive.org | a suitable seed | patrick s. farley | Dec 03 23:30 | |
schestowitz | I just see a brain cartoon | Dec 03 23:35 |
schestowitz | looks like wrong link or something | Dec 03 23:36 |
schestowitz | maybe the CDN | Dec 03 23:36 |
DaemonFC[m] | That's all the rage. | Dec 03 23:41 |
DaemonFC[m] | Don't like someone? They're an anti-semitic rape culture toxic male. | Dec 03 23:41 |
*kupi (uid212005@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-jthauiwdetxrewvw) has joined #techrights | Dec 03 23:46 | |
DaemonFC[m] | Toxic male being the SJW counter to cuckold. | Dec 03 23:46 |
MinceR | clicking on the brain directs you to the first page of the comic | Dec 03 23:50 |
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