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Not even, there’s no biological need to eat animals or what they produce. We’ve established that much. It’s just a choice, a preference, a form of cruelty (“I don’t need to eat you, but I will chose to do so because it pleases me, now suffer and die without bothering me”). Throwing their corpses to waste is just the cherry on top.
Silverblue manages to be exciting yet boring.
As in, it is great for everyday work yet still uses newfangled tech under the hood.
How can people be so delusional?
“When their salary depends on it” is a decent first answer.
It’s a very convenient go-to excuse. And as long as the American public keeps lapping it up, those in power will keep counting on it.
Fascinating as it may be, that’s a pretty horrible picture.
Imagine living that house. It’s a pretty stark demonstration of the state gets what it wants, one way or another.
This is it. Saying “that’s on us” and then saying “keep telling us, we rely on you” shows no real change in behaviour, it mostly amounts to a “oops, made a booboo, better say something to make the cross people less cross”.
So it turns out Yoti has a Guardian Council, as well as an Ethics and Trust Committee, both intended to keep them on the rails: https://www.yoti.com/blog/doing-things-the-yoti-way-guardian-council-ethics-and-trust-committee
They are also a B Corp.
So either there’s a way to make them realise this is a gross (and unethical) mistake. Or it’s another proof that self-regulation by tech companies works as well as kids grading their own homework.
I don’t understand the point of iodé. Why use it ratherr thanthan CalyxOS, GrapheneOS or LineageOS?
“Harder”. I mean, sure. It’s all so low effort anyway. Why not call that harder.
Run it on a separate machine / account. In big corporate environments, your user account could be disabled by the time you walk into the meeting room.
Better solution, if you can, work for open source companies: at least the codebase is already public!
What’s your concern about running it behind a reverse proxy, like caddy or nginx?
No they won’t.
Let’s stop repeating this man’s grifts.
Is it worth nearly killing several people to catch someone who’s done “something”?
In many countries this is considered to be irresponsible on the police’s part. Society isn’t an 80s American cop show.
You really can’t assume your visitors are going to have static IPs.
What happens when they visit from their phone? A friend’s WiFi? Their home connection that has a regularly changing IP?
Yeah, I’d like to know too (but won’t be using proprietary stuff just to find out).
I think it’s a reasonable position to both dislike violence and support it in certain conditions.
Calling it now: won’t work, not happening.
How successful was the whole seasteading thing? Yeah.
Half the trick of these rich bastards is to raise money from other rich bastards hoping to become even richer bastards from a good investment. The trick doesn’t require the thing you’re selling to work, even theoretically.
I like this attitude, Lemmy.