Libb
Libb@piefed.social
<p>A 50-something French dude that’s old enough to think blogs are still cool, if not cooler than ever. I also like to write and to sketch.</p>
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>Today is May Day, for those in the US. ... It is May Day in _many_ countries outside of the US you know Edit: >expecting crickets or apologies And what are _you_doing today? Me? I'm reading about workers right movements history in my country (France). Not a bad pick if I dare say so myself. I'm also editing my comment to your post wondering if it's worth it... but that's just me being pessimistic.
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>. I like it a lot here but I feel like I need to engage a bit myself to create the great discussions I used to simply observe on Reddit. +1 >How to create great discussions on Lemmy? I can't tell about 'great' save that it has a lot to do with both the topic discussed and the people involved, but I consider being honest combined with 1) not being afraid (ie, no self-censoring) and 2) not trying to create polemics (throwing random shit knowing at least one will trigger...
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Read and write. Watch sunrise and sunset Make my spouse and I a cup of fine tea we will slowly appreciate together. Go out for a walk. Watch… birds,and insects. And sketch them, or whatever street scene I may be in. Have a discussion with a person that is not driven by pure and uncontrolled emotions (more often than not, negative emotions). Have a shower. Like, it’s silly how much I like that ;)
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A name is just a name to me. But if I was to hire someone, I would not trust a person that so badly needs to identify to some fictional 'super-hero' that think they're above the law and they can do what the funk they want or, as a reader myself, to anyone needing to identify to any famous fictional novel character either.
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That's just my 2 cents: I would not trust a private corporation to deal with my already poorly handled, if not outright abused, data by other private corporations. But I'm also not a US citizen, if that makes a difference.
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Sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
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Can't take them down, as I have none... I kinda value my privacy. Not to blame anyone here, but I have a hard time understanding how this could ever be considered a _smart_ idea by anyone, even worse when it's to be used inside one's home? Edit: typo.
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>As a privacy consciousness individual, >Potentinally there will be some sort of system or software that can monitor my activities * Don't save anything personal on that machine. * And don't do anything you would not agree to do publicly, on that machine. Other than that, as already suggested, run some debloat script but I still would not trust Windows. Even less if it was configured with an official spyware from my employer/university/whomever.
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Barely 40 trackers blocked on Bloomberg trying to load that article (thanks uBlock Origin, running on my [Firefox-based browser](https://www.waterfox.com/)), to finally being told I can't read the article without subscribing. Ads and marketing money have destroyed that Web we once owned. Why would Apple be different than Bloomberg, they too like money. And none will get my money, or time and attention.