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echo64, to linux in I finally switched back to Linux as my daily driver after a couple of years of being on nothing but Windows.

No, it isn’t. it’s a kernel for people to use, and the surrounding ecosystem is still just something for people to use.

You enjoy the niche of ultra freedom, good for you. Have fun. Don’t say that other people have to enjoy what you enjoy.

echo64, to linux in I finally switched back to Linux as my daily driver after a couple of years of being on nothing but Windows.

Hi, I’ve been around linux and free software since likely before you were born, Theres a good chance that if you use gui software on linux today you are using some of the code I’ve written.

Please don’t lecture people like this, it’s offputting and insulting.

echo64, to linux in Canonical lifts lid on more Ubuntu Core Desktop details

As much as I have issues with the snap implementation, I really want to live in a world where my base os is solid and everything else is easily updatable. LTS, with the latest apps.

Snap and flatpak achieve this, and I want more of that. Just less… frustrating. And less not-invented-here like.

echo64, to piracy in Z-Library Blog: "Unprecedented seizure of our domains with books on rare languages"

I couldn’t find anything, just clicking around. Does z library not have a mechanism for others to make backups of its data? It looks like generally there are lots of limits around downloading, which makes sense. Most people need a handful of books. But without full data backups spread around multiple data hoarding nerds systems globally. When the inevitable day comes that the whole thing gets shut down they’ll be nothing to bring back

echo64, to fuck_cars in Yes, also Teslas

I don’t think trains de-ice anything, no one’s out there deicing train tracks - they are far too remote

echo64, (edited ) to fuck_cars in Yes, also Teslas

i feel like you probably didn’t realize what community you are posting in. this is the anti-car community. not the better car community, the anti-car community.

echo64, to memes in Dirty Scab

If you work for a struck company during a strike, you are a scab. He did work for two struck companies during the strike. He’s a scab.

echo64, to piracy in DRM software in websites

Someone else already said this, but to be clear, the form of drm keeps the image encrypted through to your monitor, the monitor decrypts it so you can’t screen capture it without breaking the drm.

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

It’s not that simple, it’s not forcing everyone to use chrome, it’s denying access to copyrighted material to drmed browsers only. This is something that already happens and no one seems to want to break things up around that. Infaft they seem to legislate more for that.

And sure today it’s youtube, but this is actually a form of drm for everything. Today youtube tomorrow everything else.

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

They are all for copyright protection, the current copyright reform act proposes automatic scanners installed to prevent copywritten content from being displayed without authorization

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

Ehh maybe, widevine exists for drm already. They will just claim its an extension of that.

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

Safari and chrome have the Web drm already. It’s really just Firefox that gets cut off.

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

Eh, probably. But it’s for fighting those darned internet pirates, and the only body that seems to protect us anymore, the eu, seems to be all for that. So I’m.not expecting anything good

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

It’s a drm system, so we’re talking end to end encryption from server to display, but for evil. It’s not a spoof thing

echo64, to privacyguides in Privacy advocate challenges YouTube's ad blocking detection

So, they’ve already won. They just haven’t turned on the nuclear option yet.

They recently added what amounts to drm for the entire Internet to chrome, it is a way for them to disallow access to YouTube and other services via anything but an approved browser. This would include approved extensions.

So I’ll use something that isn’t chrome? Well, they will just block Firefox from YouTube. Making chrome and chrome derivatives via its Internet drm the only option.

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