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  • At the lower end, it's a pretty rocky line. It's easy to image a person who games during the day and torrents at night on the same machine. Or runs a plex server but only when they want to watch something while they sleep.

  • If you refuse to buy on Epic, you send the message that you don't like to buy from Epic.

    If you refuse to buy after it hits steam, then you're just 1 of several billion who didn't buy the game.

    Why would you continue to not buy?

  • You have to ask yourself: what can you actually get away with.

    If you're techy, get a Linux phone. I assume there's a WhatsApp client, but if not you could bridge to Matrix.

    Then you'll have the option to use a phone, without the addictive qualities of Android/iOS.

    Your next best will be GrapheneOS. By default, no Google, so no notifications at all. But that can be turned on and enabled if needed.

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  • The signal doesn't have to take down everything. Just a critical mass to take the world down. For example, if it couldn't get the hospital, it could get the power companies nearby. Or take down the next town over and overrun the functional town.

    I'm pretty sure his elevated privilege was the gun (or bomb or whatever, it's been a minute since I read it).

    The funder probably got to chose where the money went. And Kern wanted a monkey planet. I think the goal was to establish communication with them.

    I think they found people were living there, and IIRC, that's how the book ends, with them headed back to earth.

    I can't speak for the military thing. I don't remember it well enough.