Isn't installing libreoffice in a corporate environment against the TOS?
ArtisinalBS
joined 1 year ago
I've seen enough blabla to blabla where blabla is going
It's insane that I can't make any steps towards ungoogling myself w/o paying 2.5 times the price of a phone. I can't buy an allready degoogled pixel here, I can't buy fairphone here, I can only use a package forwarding service from the US, declare it to customs - and watch them add a monstrous fee to it.
I wish I could have the courage to buy a pixel and try to replace the OS myself - but I fear I will just brick it...
What do you mean? Graphene is amazing at everything but one.
The one is getting out of the lab , but still...
In what imaginary world you're living that you have data in the middle of nowhere?
Oh my god I didn't think it was an actual molecule...
c/outoftheloop about 1997
Mr. Stealsalot,
We meet again
Legally , in the US , you would have to remove it from public view, keep it stored on the server, collect identifying information about the uploader, and send all that data to the authorities - all that while maintaining a low false-positive rate.
Kind of a tall order.
Or if they identify as a nazi using an easilly removable pin, give them something that can't be taken off.
Morally degenerate hackers payed by ____ to shut down the competition.
Do you really think 7000 CSAM a minute is really a bunch of pedos that collectively decide to abandon their .onion blacksite because posting on lemmy is sooo much better for them? Hellz to the noooo
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