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@jalcine It is impossible, because the very act of "watching", no matter if it's TV or big screen or otherwise, is copying. It's only practically possible in theaters because they own the screen, the projector and the seat.

@alcinnz * screams in non-free JavaScript" :)

@freakazoid I'm sure that they can break tor, but I'm also sure they're not only using it on "bad people" no matter your definition.

@freakazoid https://gizmodo.com/fbi-drops-all-charges-in-child-porn-case-to-keep-sketch-1793009653

@freakazoid well they did drop CP cases to not reveal their tech

@sean @hector @amsomniac @pox @kaniini @lanodan @jeff @brainblasted press is press, just pay them more than the other side and they'll shut up.

@gcupc@glitch.social "resistant to decomposition" I've seen this somewhere before, oh wait.

@thor@noagendasocial.com well, "even though we just met, but here's a incredibly accurate list of people you know" is inherently creepy.

stupid public WiFis often ask for your email and/or cellphone number. I just enters random crap, but what are they after? marketing address? perhaps then I should enter the contacts of someone I don't like.

@techbolt Just call it doomsday, You know, flooding, food shortage, mass extinction.

@MatejLach @freakazoid Licensing is not about feature or maturness, it's about the developer's intention, GPL is about not letting your work be used to sabotage people, BSD certainly didn't do this even just looking at PlayStation.

@brainblasted My opinion (non-white since you asked). Changes like master -> mainline is a change that have other benefits (easier to understand) so it's a good one. Words that are within the GNOME project should be changed if the patch is complete and thorough, avoiding it's distraction is worth it. If it's words referring to stuff outside of the GNOME project (IDE comes to mind), it should not be changed, unless the other side changes first.

@bugaevc@mastodon.technology I just call my desktop/laptop's OS GNU, because that's what I use. I call my phone's OS Android.

@polychrome It's the industry looking at the leading guys to learn how hard they can **** their customers without spending the money to market research.

@cwebber the embrace phase is over