That is, indeed, a very controversial wrong opinion.

Others take issue with the idea that technology might be allowed to trump legal process. In a 2015 California Law Review article arguing that forced decryption is necessary to balance individual rights and government power, Dan Terzian, presently an associate at Duane Morris LLP, argues that the EFF’s view is too expansive.

“Scores of companies now encrypt their data,” Terzian wrote. “In the EFF’s alternate universe, these companies are effectively immune from discovery and subpoenas.”

Only if you consider corporations persons. They’re not.

Excellent suggestion, btw.

…when the last king is hanged on the entrails of the last priest.

I’m surprised they didn’t make up something from thin air.

I don’t want to access the Sun, what’s the TLDR?

BSD was embroiled in a messy legal battle with AT&T over Unix copyright. Businesses wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole. That’s what really enabled Linux to be anything more than a hobby protect. And we’re all worse for it.

It’s about priorities. Fix the ducking browser first, get market share, THEN you fuck around with random shit.

I know you’re just using the original title, but consider changing it to this and saving some neurons for the next readers:

CBP’s “Privacy Impact Assessment on commercial telemetry data” highlight urgent need for PIA reform

Which window manager, dammit?

And it’s also why many companies refuse to use open software. It baffles me that no insurance company saw this as a market opportunity to sell open source software insurance.

Dia and gimp are ok, but they’re still quite behind the curve. I love floss and wouldn’t use the closed alternatives, but we got to know where we stand.

There were many.

Failed opportunity to create a compression algorithm called feather.

No one is coming after your seeding in South America, except maybe Chile with its unusually close relationship with the U.S. Just saying.

Windows submissive for Linux

It is. It’s pointless.

Imagine not trying to fight network effects because it’s “kinda cringe”. Of all the reasons not to do it, this screams “I’m insecure” the loudest.

I don’t think they’re advocating for more capitalism.

We need you to fix the thinnet again.

There you go.