Ah, Total Recall. I missed that one.
Even if it’s possible you know you’re going to have to keep removing it every other update. Big “if.” My guess is no.
They literally just consider fines as a cost of doing business.
Exactly. I hate being punished for using what was advertised to me.
“Stupidly simple” might be overselling it when it comes to the masses adopting it. Not everyone is adept at “throwing together a script.”
That being said, I’m all for helping the masses adapt.
Plus, some ISPs might frown upon the increase in traffic when hosting a public service.
I hate my ISP.
This post is an ad for an IRC client. What does it have to do with this cybersecurity community?
Everything I’ve read contradicts everything you’ve claimed. Good luck with your propaganda campaign.
Where are you getting all this. Please cite some reputable sources.
Do any of these UN votes actually mean anything?
In terms of actual change, no, not really. But when most of the world condemns what you’re doing and you still continue it weakens their soft power. Countries are less likely to trade with them, less likely to help defend them if they’re invaded, etc. But, yeah, all this is is them saying “I’m mad at you for doing this and not stopping when we ask you to.”
Like Israel can do what they want regardless right? There’s nothing to enforce this.
This is true.
bundling tons of spyware
I couldn’t find any info about this with a quick search. Do you have any links to where I can read more about this?
adding unique IDs to every installation.
I wasn’t familiar with that so I did a quick search. For anyone else interested here is some info about it:
“Internet users who download the Firefox web browser from the official Mozilla website get a unique identifier attached to the installer that is submitted to Mozilla on install and first run.”
[…]
“Firefox users who prefer to download the browser without the unique identifier may do so in the following two ways:”
Download the Firefox installer from Mozilla’s HTTPS repository (formerly the FTP repository).
Download Firefox from third-party download sites that host the installer, e.g., from Softonic.
“The downloaded installers do not have the unique identifier, as they are identical whenever they are downloaded.”
In the comments section someone says:
“It seems that getting Firefox from GNU/Linux repos (Debian, etc.), doesn’t come with unique IDs.”
I disagree. It’s bad when anyone does it.
Oh, I see. You’ve decided to take the defeatist attitude. That’ll get you far in life.
The shareholders, mostly.
Thanks! It reminds me of btop also. I like it.
The thought of a maliciously deceptive AGI is terrifying to me. Many, many people will trust it until it’s too late.