that the government has my best interest at heart and that democracies act in the interest of the people

wtf is up with this coordinated push to tie your internet accounts to your government ID.

what garbage international NGO is behind it this time?

mad lad

more like Every Person’s Sky

nobody*

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they are working really hard to weasel their way into total mass surveillance where literally everything you do online is known to the government.

very handy to stamp out dissent if you crimialize free speech and then also force everyone to be deanonymized

they really hate that citizens can just criticize them freely

you clearly don’t understand the infinite monkey theorem

monkeys do not have human rights so they do not have to be paid, thus infinite moneys with typewriters are cheaper than junior devs yet can literally solve every problem

the number of extant fish species with human-like teeth is larger than the number of extant human species with human-like teeth, so perhaps we have pacu-like teeth instead

there’s only a very small fraction of communes that actually work and they need very specific people. There’s one I can think of that sells beaded hammocks or something that has actually been successful long term. But who knows that might just be because of a few central figures holding everything together.

it’s more reasonable to reconstruct an old timey village vibe or a family/clan focused community.

personally a commune sounds like my own personal hell. I like privacy and people minding their own business. I wouldn’t mind being surrounded by my close friends though. even then I would probably kill them after half a year if I had to see them every day.

I should enter the stalking industry. business will be booming

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you just gotta reframe failures to feighl yores > never experience a failure again

easy

it’s creepy and masturbatury to talk to AI as if it was a human. it’s a tool that doesn’t care about you and will always agree with everything you say.

I use it for coding at work, to replace google privately (to find sources), to look up random trivia, to find/compare products ( looking for slippers on Amazon) to spellcheck and to bounce ideas off of (write a report on how AI resembles demonology).

People really underestimate how productive it can be with the right workflows (Deep Research, Claude Code)

I’m gonna cooooooooooooooooolor

automation or shrinking business?

Games I don’t play but from second hand experience csgo, wow, tarkov

they’re not doing it to get you to turn it back on, but your mom who you turned it off for. drives me mad how often I have to redisable privacy nightmares everytime my mom asks me to help her with her phone.

VPN + DeGoogled Privacy Android ROM would be the most practical. That way you should br free from most if not all cross device tracking.

In general having a seperate device for that stuff makes total sense.

Get some sort of device that is compatible with CalyxOS or GrapheneOS, like an older Pixel

not sure what would be best to handle verification.

You also have to be careful to use totally new accounts for everything on this new device, different number, different email, different device, different sim etc