LoafyLemon @ LoafyLemon @kbin.social

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Can you find me anything that’s not Iran? or a clearly propaganda piece by a known Israeli stooge?

Are you saying all three of these sources are biased and bought by the Israeli? I would believe you if you accused one source, but all three? Have you considered that perhaps it's you who is biased?

no one in the US was cheering hamas

The articles and online footage shows otherwise.

Sure. Here are three articles covering this, from three random cities across the world.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/08/israel-hamas-war-security-police-jewish/

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/10/suella-braverman-multiculturalism-failed-israel-hamas/

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/23/world/middleeast/iran-israel.html

You can find more examples on your own, or join one of the rallies and find out yourself what they're chanting.

One tragedy doesn't justify the other tragedy, or make it less important. It's not a competition.

Invading a sovereign nation, killing innocents, bombing schools, hospitals, residential areas, forcefully relocating people, land grabbing, spreading dehumanizing propaganda, threatening to use nukes...

It is exactly the same thing what both Hamas and Israel have been doing.

I don’t see anyone holding up signs celebrating those hostages.

Just before Israel's response, people were cheering for Hamas and the killing of hostages they took during the raids. That's not an opinion, by the way, it's a sad fact. Situation in Gaza is complicated.

Not on active duty!

It is open source, it's just not libre.

Baby steps, they have to start somewhere.

Ironic how much CD Projekt RED resembles Arasaka nowadays.

Fuck cancer. Best wishes to you, Mr Stallman. That is all.

Alternatively, one could also use uBlock Origin cosmetic filters;

Kbin:
kbin.social##article:has-text(/businessinsider.com/i)

Lemmy:
lemmy.world##.post-listing:has-text(/businessinsider.com/i)

I think it's about leaving their resources behind, like weapons, plans, and bombs. The tunnels are already collapsed due to the deep bombing, so if hamas wants to move anything, it will have to be done so in plain sight.

It's not surprising if you haven't come across the rollout of RCS. Google developed this feature as a replacement for the less secure SMS standards and aimed for a seamless implementation without causing user disruptions. This could be a rare instance where we commend Google for a change that benefits users, not just their bottom line.

Most of them do, because as you have noted before, SMS protocol is not secure.

In Q3 of 2022 alone, Alphabet, the parent company of Google, recorded a profit (not revenue!) of 13.9 billion USD. Their financial position is more than secure.

https://abc.xyz/assets/investor/static/pdf/2022Q3alphabetearningsrelease.pdf?cache=4156e7f

Ads have nothing to do with democracy; they are forced upon us and serve no other purpose than to manipulate you into buying a product. That's text-book capitalism for you.

Personally, as an open-source developer, I use crowd-funding to cover the expenses for the websites and software I provide. You will find no ads or tracking on my pages, and the same can be said for the majority of open-source projects.

The problem is rarely tied to cost; usually, it's about greed and the never-ending chase for higher profit margins.

Mind you, I'm just a single individual with a single experience, but if I can find a way to get paid for my work without forcing people to watch the visual diarrhea, so can the giants like Google.

RCS is a replacement for SMS, used by the majority of mobile carriers in Europe, Northern America, and Asia. It is used by default in all supported regions.

Ads are crappy by design. I think the spirit of the community is upheld with this post.

RCS messages are encrypted using TLS.