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Imagine banning books, at all. Sure doesn’t sound horrificly authoritarian to me /s

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may you always be well

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I use ZFS, not BTRFS, but both have snapshots, and if you’re someone who likes to tinker with their system like me, it lets you do so without worrying that it will break.

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Ah, a fellow Gentoo user, I see.

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I don’t doubt that at least the EU certainly would, but will they be fast enough to prevent irreversible damage?

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You can get yourself sandboxed Google Play Services and everything should work fine. Personally, I have a separate profile for apps that need it.

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Chrome and Google hatred is 100% deserved and OOP should carry on with their crusade.

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In a sense, I kind of half-agree with you. I think spamming anti-Google propaganda should be done, but in a more mainstream platform instead of something like Lemmy where almost everyone already agrees and likely have taken appropriate measures.

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Priorities.

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This is free and pretty effective advertising for Telegram, really.

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I welcome everyone except corporations really

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As it very well should be. Fuck Google.

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Who the fuck is downvoting this?

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You’re not wrong.

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I agree with the sentiment, but I think it’s important to remember that it’s the employers we should be mad at, not the employees.

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Copilot doesn’t work on VSCodium from my experience.

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Well nixpkgs and NUR should be big enough, and you can just quite literally use Nix to grab stuff from Github anyways.

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well, that’s the centralised implementation, which i also don’t like. iirc there’s a decentralised implementation where, instead of tracking your location and sending it to a central server, each device would have a uuid. whenever you come near someone, both of your devices would just swap uuids and take note of them, and if either of you catches covid, they can just open that list of collected uuids and use that to notify the people who came into contact with them. imo not only is this more privacy-friendly, but it saves infrastructure costs from not having to host centralised servers.

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