when lawmakers break the law and nobody enforces the law, it stops being the law.
ozymandias
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that would be nice
seems to me that the right does it a lot more… but they also do have some of the goofiest looking people in charge for some reason.
“It’s always the liberals and the extremists who do that. If they wanted to criticize my job, go ahead and do that, but clearly they can’t, they just pick something petty like that.”
she’s actually pretending like that was the only thing they made fun of…
i’m glad they hit that puppy murderer right in the vanity…
illegally?
pretty sure it was legal according to their own laws…
the bromide made the psychosis worse
it was definitely murder:
a. showers don’t have cameras, so people commit violence there
b. very limited time in the showers with guards usually watching or at least nearby….
i thought it was shit until i saw some of his paintings in person, and they’re awesome….
they suck when tiny and on a screen
it feels like a weird departure from previous eu policies protecting privacy and right to repair… i was really happy when the forced apple to have an alternative store, and forcing phone companies to have a universal charger…
as an american, i was jealous of a lot of these….
forcing a company to lock a phone down more doesn’t make sense with that….
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i guess you can still buy a phone with an unlocked boot loader from america and switch over the sim….
or buy one of them pure linux phones like pinePhone…. but that probably still sucks for non-coders….
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also, incidentally, iPhone and the Pixel have both proven to be difficult for the police to extract information from, probably largely due to full integration of software and hardware…
i wonder if they finally worked out a good back door deal with apple….
of course, but what’s their rationalization?
what’s the point of them banning this anyways?
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isn’t that just also wrong?