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If a computer can read/write directly to your brain, does it change how you feel about vendor control of which software you can use or whether you can see the code? What about subsidizing hardware/software w/ ads or selling data they access through the computer?

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Given what you know about the current state of phone technology and Internet , which tech company would you trust to control your neural implant? theverge.com/2020/8/26/2140224

The design behind a and secure mobile phone

"I don't think I am mistaken if I say that the Librem 5 is the most modular smartphone out there."

puri.sm/posts/the-design-behin

Learn more: puri.sm/products/librem-5/

By claiming that blockchain technology is part of a unique solution to the public health crisis we’re in, AB 2004 is opportunism at its worst. California: Tell you senator to vote no on AB 2004. eff.org/deeplinks/2020/08/cali

"Documents released also show that Google’s privacy policy was crafted in a way to allow applications that had location tracking turned off from using the location tracking information from another Google application that had location tracking on" azmirror.com/2020/08/24/unseal

Is it even possible in a company with a hierarchical power structure to be Agile? FME, it doesn't appear to be possible. Scrum practice especially imposes tighter management controls in hierarchical power structures. This explains it's popularity with management; it gives an illusion of more control over outcomes. Given that it is mostly practiced with invalid metrics, the whole idea is laughable.

Agile is only possible with autonomy, trust, and cooperation. Not common in a modern SW corp.

Stop Blaming Individuals for the Spread of Covid and Start Blaming the Government Response inthesetimes.com/article/trump

Starting to see studies of how COVID-19 mitigation strategies are killing people without COVID-19. Most have been in USA. Wondering if same effects are seen in countries with socialized medicine. e.g., fear of medical treatment leading to COVID-19 infection.

Consumer Reports Study Shows Many 'Smart' Doorbells Are Dumb, Lack Basic Security - techdirt.com/articles/20200813 "they inadvertently advertise how, in many instances, dumb technology (like a deadbolt, traditional doorbell, or a dog) is consistently the smarter option." you bet

COVID tracking apps are unproven, untested technology. No one should be compelled to download one, including university students. eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/univ

Democrats: Hey, say what you will about #RichardSpencer, but the nazi vote might give us that edge we need to beat Trump in Nov.

Boost if you want a cooperative that builds open source means-of-production tech for mutual aid.

Fave if you want to join mine (in PDX).

Comment if you think it'd be a good idea but want more details.

"Why, then, spend public dollars on FBI role-playing? Because the energy industry wanted it."

Tilting at Windmills: The FBI Chased Imagined Eco-Activist Enemies, Documents Reveal theintercept.com/2020/08/24/fb

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