Notices by Khleedril (khleedril@cyberplace.social)

@GossiTheDog Haven't they got anything better to do? Oh wait... if this is distracting them from doing their normal line of bullshit then maybe it is not so bad a thing...

@aral I don't know how they compare cost-wise, but I find Infomaniak a very ethical company, rock-solid reliability, and they use the OpenVPN stack.

@Lana They conserve upper class privilege, hypocrisy, and wealth among the rich.

@GossiTheDog What an utter lunatic.

@GossiTheDog Bet your back teeth that half hour will be the most surveilled half hour of the day...

@kamstrup sudo make me a sandwich (why didn't they call it 'please?'

@GossiTheDog I actually blame everything on Bill Gates myself. His was the first really evil squash-everyone-and-take-all-the-money company, the rest have followed the model.

The recent spate of bullshit business models I think is due to the availability of investment apps which give access to the stock markets to people who just don't have a clue; these are the real customers (products) of the all-money grabbers.

@dalias @burger @masklayer I don't disagree with you, but then I don't care about this non-issue. If I could get USB-C memory sticks I would.

I would also note that all the cables I have have 'sticks' at each end which protrude rigidly from the laptop.

@janneke @tusharhero So you bind 'facebook' to a list of sites, and pass that as a parameter. Am I missing something?

@janneke @tusharhero This is great and -- a bit weird? It feels like 'facebook' should be a parameter, and the mechanism should be available for other cases.

Just in case somebody is reading this and doesn't know: https://noai.duckduckgo.com.

@GossiTheDog I was under the impression that human-on-the-glass was the agent's presented interface to the actual human. Not a security researcher...

@GossiTheDog All this assumes you haven't run into an elaborate honeypot?

@GossiTheDog "Similar with official mobile apps, there's no privacy agreements etc in the app stores as there's no third party tracking."

What? I thought the reason they try to coerce you into using mobile apps is precisely because they (and Google, the NSA, etc) can track you, without needing cookies and thereby side-stepping the law. Don't they all insist on Google Play Services (a binary black box) so that your information can be shared between apps?

@chris
No, it doesn't. The 'weakness' is in the protocol. All of ActivityPub is designed around the idea that it is a *broadcast* medium.
@mattblaze @evan

@GossiTheDog Ah, I see I misunderstood your question, I thought you were asking, 'Why are JLR taking the lead?' not, 'Why is the JLR lead not working?'

@GossiTheDog Because the government aren't actually providing any support?

@GossiTheDog We can all safely agree that the US is the enemy of the world right now, and for the foreseeable future.

@GossiTheDog
``This allowed us to listen to suppliers directly and understand the challenges and concerns they are facing.''

... and?

@GossiTheDog It will be funny if cars start rolling off the production lines with manufactured dents in them.