Notices by ߋߡۺ৩֎ (y0x3y@hackers.town), page 51

Step 1:
Finish what is in front of me right now
step 2: put something else in front of me
step 3: start on that

this is nothing except nationalist fearmongering. shame on facebook.

Money is how people with no talent keep score.

Dudes have always been more obsessed with not be labeled a creep than they’ve ever cared about us being safe from creeps. Y’alls self image always trumps our well being and it shows.

our meme generation neural network student is getting towards the end of his masters thesis and the results are absolutely a riot

Imagine you meet a stranger. You talk to them, they might be pleasant or not.

Imagine you meet a corporation. You interact with their products, every single one of them will try to keep hidden clauses from you, if they are a website they will track you in more ways than you can imagine. They always see you as the value that they can extract from you, not as a person. They are ruthless, if the law permits they take your house, your food and your kidneys.

Corporations are nothing like people.

Super Smash Bros. Melee for the Nintendo Gamecube

Boy, this is worse than I ever imagined.

At some point in time in the past we all pushed towards standards and flamed Microsoft for not respecting them (for example, IE6).

Nowadays, we don't give a shit about standards and unilaterally decide which standard to respect. Yet we keep complaining about incompatibilities and providers or services breaking.

This is not how the Internet works you guys. Standards should be the single most important thing you follow here. This is how we got here.

In case you missed it, there's a privacy-friendly alternative to Google Play.

It's called F-Droid and only includes free open apps that don't track you:

https://switching.social/ethical-alternatives-to-google-play/

The installation process is slightly complicated, but once it's been installed it's extremely easy to use.

You can also follow F-Droid on here at:

@fdroidorg

#AppStores #GooglePlay #Alternatives #FDroid #Huawei #DeleteGoogle #Privacy

So, Coco Chanel is a pretty problematic figure, but I think the idea of “Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.” could be applied to a *lot* of websites. And usually more than one thing.