This makes it make so much more sense…

Its not really insanity, just a lot of hidden function calls

Yea but if a tree falls on it, its going to survive the impact. Which is kind of important in the woods.

Could do it as a multi-day staged process.

Like the TempleOS guy?

Here’s a listing of all of the visa corporate critters

If you can get ahold of their contact info via LinkedIn or business listings, maybe try calling them directly for answers since their service desk can’t seem to give us any.

Why are we not calling the CEOs and other MBA/c-suite goblins directly?

This is some Grade-A whataboutism right here.

Of COURSE the people in that group chat deserve punishment, and probably the same 20 years that French(?) guy got depending on who all did what.

Just because that happened though doesn’t excuse that this happened. The company did a horrendous thing by holding onto highly sensitive and private data it said it should have deleted and then failed to secure it in any way, AND the userbase was absolutely vile and abusive towards men.

All three things need to see justice brought to them, and you should not excuse one just because another happened and wasn’t dealt with properly.

Both the company, for failing to protect its users; and a large majority of its users, for doxxing and libel.

Its unfortunate that it happened this way, but now the people who are being libeled against and doxxed have the ability to find out about it where they didn’t before.

It doesn’t mean you don’t get those things, it just means that you don’t use them via a control panel.

There are a few solutions for shadowplay that are all decent to excellent, rtx HDR I think is automatic in Proton? Not sure what you mean by game filters unless you’re talking about reshade, and I wasn’t aware there was a video upscaler in Firefox.

Linux has HDR support now, and there are slightly more configuration options for it than in Windows under KDE Plasma. These are very recent developments.

Isn’t this the plot of Pantheon?

We didn’t like it when Mark did it, why would we like it now?

Oh I most certainly cared back then, just felt like nobody wanted to listen to me. Full Linux, grapheneos stack with no google play services, no Microsoft, nearly free of google (replacing gmail is going to be a monumental task, but it’s my last one).

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• TAKING TOO LONG

Listen, I’m extremely anti-trump but the guy has a point. Evil things can be evil regardless of who is in charge, but we only seem to care when the narrative shifts in certain directions. Why didn’t we care about this back then?

Yep! Time to go back to the old ways… Brb while i just load up my server with 10tb of DVD rips from my garage and hook them up to my raspberry pi with jellyfin

The treaties and international laws between these countries absolutely allow the EU to enforce GDPR against companies and individuals outside of the EU if it involves an EU citizen as the victim. I know this because I have to work with it every day and I’m from the US.

I don’t agree with the practice but I do see the point - it reduces anxiety and gives your partner a sense that you’re okay for relationships where trust is strong. For toxic relationships this should absolutely not be a thing.

As far as governments or companies selling the data… You can use some self-hosted services on a de-googled GrapheneOS or LineageOS install and use sattelite location only. Then, pipe that to said self hosted solution that doesn’t sell your data like homeassistant or whatever.

From a technical standpoint and a legal one, piracy is copyright infringement, not theft. It’s a similar behavior but fundamentally different altogether at its core, largely because the victim of piracy does not lose anything tangible, only a perceived opportunity of a sale (which can be argued as not having been an opportunity in the first place depending on who is performing the piracy).

Both are bad, but people calling piracy theft have a terrible misunderstanding about it.

The king’s chariot cannot be stopped