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anarchopunk_girl

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"Keep your flag black and your head up, kid."

Egoist mutualist anarchist.

Punk lesbian trans woman.

Hacker. Solo netrunner. CS major.

Interested in anarchist, existentialist & poststructuralist philosophy (Nietzsche, Stirner, Proudhon, Carson, Foucault), epistemology, and daoism. Also hard SF, cosmic horror, and epic fantasy. I write all these things as well.

I love punk music like Against Me!, Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, and Pat the Bunny.

Chronic Post-Concussion Syndrome sufferer.

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AutisticAdam , to actuallyautistic
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Over-explain things to avoid any potential miscommunication because you’ve felt misunderstood your entire life. It’s important to you that everyone knows exactly where you’re coming from at all times.

Repeating yourself and got to the point a long time ago but you can’t help but reiterate it all. You’ve had many bad past experiences that you will do whatever your brain deems necessary to avoid the possibility of someone misinterpreting what you were saying.

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anarchopunk_girl , (edited )
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@AutisticAdam @actuallyautistic and then they take your hedging and clarifications to yourself as somehow accusations against them and accuse you of being a bad person and block you :)

anarchopunk_girl ,
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@seliaste @Blake my issue with microG is that it's very insecure

anarchopunk_girl ,
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@pewgar_seemsimandroid yeah I know. Calyx is focused more on privacy than security though, and overall has a lot of security flaws for a mobile OS. https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/android.html#unlocking-the-bootloader

anarchopunk_girl ,
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@iliketrains @jackpot @TexMexBazooka @Blake @peter @seliaste @pewgar_seemsimandroid you don't necessarily have to give up privacy and freedom for security because GrapheneOS does exist, but yeah, it's an awful, sucky choice if you don't have a Pixel phone, and the state of mobile operating systems is indeed atrocious from a freedom and privacy standpoint. But I don't think it's useful to deny the gigantic gaping easily exploitable security holes in LineageOS and CalyxOS just because we want to support privacy and freedom. People need to be able to make an informed choice about what's more important to them. And yes with poor operational security you can end up accidentally getting compromised anyway, but with poor device security it's literally guaranteed that nothing you do operational-security wise will protect you from a determined investigation or attack. It's the difference between authorities having to rely on someone happening to make a mistake in how they use Tor or Signal versus being able to just pull their messages from their phone easily through a number of gaping security holes. Everyone will have different threat models and different things they care about, and I'm not saying nobody should use Lineage or Clayx — for the average person that isn't doing leftist organizing their threat model is most likely going to be more about corporations hoovering up their data than it is going to be the police or the government, and so even an insecure operating system that is private will be better because insecurity gives the possibility of people getting your data but at least having privacy means that there isn't a guaranteed actor that's getting your data, so if you don't have a Pixel they're fine — but I don't think we should pretend like lineage OS and calyx Os or even remotely as secure as other mobile operating systems, or that security doesn't matter lmao

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