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They're downloading my family guy crop and replying to her TikTok with it and other people are replying to the crop they got from me with my tweet of it
Hahahahahahahahga
@redpillschool "1984" was supposed to be a cautionary tale, as was "Brave New World"
The powers that be have treated them like how-to guides
Omfg this one crossed a mil as well
It was at 80k when I went to bed
@Vermillion-Rx ever see the color guide frames used in animation? I'm imaging a palette number pointing at those legs...
So televisions are wire tapping us, even when they're off. We can't disconnect them from the internet because they seek out open wifi to send your stuff to them. Microsoft is going to ID check you to use windows. Every major corporation is trying to find a way to implement dynamic pricing using ai so that you'll pay more and get less. Cameras watch your every movement now, and they can reconstruct your life using compute so that cops can stalk you.
The theory that phones are listening is getting more likely to be true at this point.
The tech sector is speed running technofeudalism, computer components are getting too expensive for common folk. They realized tech was far more useful to watch us than to let us use.
I am once again at a loss, having failed to predict just how low companies will go.
What do you do? I'm switching to linux as a daily driver. Thoughts?
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Oh, look at that, we have a lot in common! I mean, I love non-specific songs and books too, teehee!
Puts on sunglasses and sings about how I wear them at night
Don't mess around with the guy in shades oh noooooo!
Puts on a trenchcoat, spins around a lot, sings about how I will never give you up
See, I'm brutal and also soft and tender on the inside, like a puppy!
Takes off trenchcoat and sunglasses, assumes nerdy, serious posture
Sorry, chicka, I don't really care what you like or what your dreams are, nor does the internet! Try OF, you can make your own non-specific "art" and open your own business at the same time!!!
@redpillschool linux is compatible with a lot, steps start usually starts with pro use, but then I have never run Wine etc for Windows compatibility
Some laugh at using fedora that is developped by a corpo.
Ability to resist controll costs time, they know it.
Folks invested into privacy eventually move on that creates forks, new unknown devs, some were discovered to try to smuggle malicious code into repos.
If you look at attempts to get regular android's 'safe' customROM, it never held (fair that it is harder (?) because of variety of devices and larger knowledge to jail brek).
Fragmentation of distros also play to corpos business model.
Phones are the hardest. They are everywhere with a person, ideal spy device. Everyone now carries a camera, microphone with them and even share thoughts within.
In europe there was a criminal sindicate that used specially prepped phones and yet the police got into then (encro chat). The only explanation is they used shit quality control and no validation.
There is some counters: own AI server, using biggest independebt distro, having 2 phones from which one has only ext batt. Or to go direct contact in a fragnented world.
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