auslander

So sick seeing how UK judges listen to US.

I will continue using strong crypto for all my data even if it will be illegal. Cyberpunks not dead.

> Macs remain a fairly open system, although the increasing focus on the Mac app store, which Firefox isn’t on, bodes ill for the browser’s future.

Why not put FF in App Store? I'd even pay for clean, no "integrations", version.

Someone from Google, please do the same.

Is DoH capable of storing and serving cookies? I always wondered.

> Serious question, what innovations in Linux would FreeBSD even want? I honestly can't think of any.

systemd

> The problem is that there is no law that clearly empowers governmental actors to obtain court orders to compel third parties (such as equipment manufacturers and service providers) to configure their systems to allow the government to obtain the plain text

That kinda sums the article, but US Gov always finds ways to compel anyone to anything. Raw power. Takeaway is to be your own equipment manufacturer and service provider, as in cheap mini x86 boxes running open source daemons, over proxychains and VPNs. Rotate equipment, hacked wifi APs and identities monthly, use Signal on iOS and hide in the crowd, because if you're on the watch list, game is over. Cyberpunk at its best.

> I have too many 32bit games that will never be updated to 64bit. For the first time in 18 years, I am not going to upgrade to the latest mac os

Same here. Counter Strike Source. Shame, Valve!