LunchMoneyThief @ LunchMoneyThief @links.hackliberty.org

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If you even started using streaming services, I've got bad news for you.

Seeing how rapidly and how fervently the public, one's own family even, can be turned into puppets of powerful interests. All it takes is the right messaging. The right conditioning. Television was just child's play. Today we've got "smart" phones, baby!

You've consumed countless right wing podcasts?

Kaczynski was unironically right about a number of things, criminal activity aside.

Maybe my memory is failing me, but there was definitely one that starts out with Janeway getting courted by an apparition (who later turns out not to be an actual ghost).

A Voyager two-parter also IIRC

Well shit, my traffic probably glows brighter than the sun.

podcast

Am I missing something? Are podcasts a partisan thing now?

He has said everything he felt he had to say. One of his last posts was "Everyone on the internet is a loser" and I figure he's just gone to practice what he preached.

Move far, far outside of populated areas and you don't even need a mortgage.

I'm taking the same strategy. I never thought I'd be a classic car person.

The two sides are so rabidly opposed to the other's candidates, that I would be surprised if something considerable didn't happen around the time of this next election.

Time to cut the American south loose.

The war on anime continues. Its for the greater good. Do the right thing. Support our troops. Just two weeks to flatten the piracy.

In modern language the way language is used and perceived determines its meaning and not its origins.

So we should start calling monitors computers, desktop towers modems (or CPUs (or hard drives)), wifi as internet, browsers as search engines and search engines as browsers. None of this is incorrect, according to the average person.

privacy-preserving infrastructure for data sharing between advertisers and publishers

I haven't received this copy of newspeak yet.

Web standards have been made so needlessly complex that a paid team of full time professionals has become an unspoken requirement to build a functionally complete web browser. I believe that the entities who guide web standards knew this, and had done so deliberately to push out competition from collaborative volunteer projects that were once long ago possible.

The sane way is to allow all sites only to load the main HTML document. Sites that get return visits and have earned some trust get to have their CSS loaded.

You will never see another advertisement "jump around" again

I use uMatrix btw

I've been wondering if it would be better if Hill (and friends) would just do an independent browser at this point.

Modern Firefox has to be kept in a cage and receive severe beatings just to keep it in line.