Politics is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex.

Great!! Is it virtual sim ? Will it work on deggogled os like graphene?

I get a metric fuckton of interview requests.

In my early days I said yes to a lot of things, but now it would take up all of my time so unfortunately I say no to 95% of them. We rate by both size and alignment for first interviews.

For recurring interviews though, it's almost entirely just a vibe check. If I like the interviewer, probably met them in person, and literally just enjoy hanging out with them, then I don't care much about metrics. You could be 1/10th the size of someone who gets ghosted and I'll be like, "yeah man let's do it."

Can someone explain to me why this is good? Sounds like another custodial wallet.

Probably not a conspiracy, but I’d call it a massive failure for the Secret Service. The shooter was spotted by multiple bystanders, was in the sights of the Secret Service, yet got off a shot that was an inch away from a successful assassination.

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The coolest thing I do is shoot salt at flies

Evidence that bitcoiners care about privacy?

If many btc holders swap, yes. It is unlikely. Why would they?

Can Nostr sway a Raging Hypocrite?

Jake Peterson of LifeHacker wrote an article

"Google Is an Even Bigger Privacy Nightmare Than You Think"

In which he describes the usual abuse cases like leaking corporate data or abusing children’s data without consent. But he ends the article with, "There's no getting away from it: Google is now everywhere, and we can only hope they are being as responsive and thorough as they claim in safeguarding our data."

No man, that's where you're wrong. LifeHacker chooses to have Google analytics on it's site.

From a DNS lookup, I can see, LifeHacker chooses to route emails to Gmail, which means you got your direct by-line contact jpeterson@lifehacker.com going to Gmail.

As a “Senior Technology Editor”, you make it seem like we have no choice. But there are, here’s just a few to scratch the surface:

Android → Graphene/Calyx

Chrome → LibreWolf

Gmail → Mailu

Google Docs → Cryptpad

Google Authenticator → KeePass XC

Google Play Store → F-Droid

I say, you have more power than you think. There’s an entire world out there of options and choices. And we do not have to sit by and take it.

And if you want Jake Peterson to get the message, I want you to tell him right here in the comments what technology alternative he should be writing about that ain’t on my list. Because if we make enough noise, he just might listen.

Is there anything other than profit in cryptocurrencies?

Do you have a suggestion for best maps app?

Thank you so much for replying… About 20 minutes ago, I decided to switch over to an old Windows laptop in order to make it a little easier on myself. Got it done in 10 minutes. Just a driver install. Just had to accept that Im shit on linux

Thanks! So Im following the Installation guide and have the phone in bootloader mode and trying to unlock but catching this error : Failed to execute “open” on “USBDevice”:access denied

There is an instruction to download “android-sdk-platform-tools-common” when flashing as non-root,

which I did. I extracted the library to a new folder: home/pixel7a.

Not sure why I can’t unlock boot loader after the web installer finds the device… Maybe it’s not seeing that library

Totally noob but trying to take steps.

Anyone willing to help me get Graphene installed on a new pixel with linux please? Hit a roadblock.