He appealed to a lot of credulous, and hopeful people. On the one hand, I don’t blame them, because people need hope. On the other hand, come the fuck on. Stop believing everything nice that someone says! This dude said all the right things, but his past actions were all red flags. Yes, people can learn and change, but it takes more than words to demonstrate that change.

Oh I didn’t see anything like that. Must be from people I’ve already blocked.

I’m saying you don’t have to be two-faced or hypocritical to encourage theft from or destruction of data centers.

How can you “admonish Lemmy”? Accusing individuals of hypocrisy or being two-faced would require you to understand the moral framework they’re coming from. A lot of them probably have something similar to what I described.

"Yes, he may be a rapist Nazi, but by gawd he’s our rapist Nazi!

What the heck are you on about? You can absolutely have a consistent moral framework that destroys data centers while protecting individuals. Hell, call it humanist or something.

Or maybe put the address on Craigslist and say you’re moving and there’s hella free copper, RAM and graphics cards.

What is the highest-leverage attack on this kind of installation? Like most people don’t have access to cruise missiles (though if you do, please do the thing!), but I’m thinking ventilation intake. Like take a can of expanding foam (ie, GreatStuff), duct-tape an M-80 to it, light and chuck it into the ducting.

I was just on a flight with that, and it was ass. I got a few text messages in and out, but that was about it.

I would prefer the purifying sweep of a machine gun.

Death to fascists.

Their purpose isn’t to make quality products. Their purpose is to make money. Especially now, they don’t really have to compete, so we’re forced to support and subsidize their garbage (and their attacks on us).

Main camera is whatever default is for Graphene. Also use “Open Camera” and “Fair Scan” from fdroid.

I just use a different camera app for those kind of pictures (receipts, etc). That camera app is configured to save pix to a location that doesn’t get backed up.