luckily i deleted my twitter account so this does not affect me

the audience was representative of the public, but the panel wasn't. but of course Zia complains that it isn't representative of the "public" (bots) that he is creating!

the host allowed Zia Yusuf (Reform) to filibuster such that they couldn't reach the question on climate. diabolical

make clean
make

why?

it's like the "it's not my job to educate you" crowd. doesn't make much sense

they dont understand that the way we win is by convincing them onto our side, not offending them and pushing them further right

it genuinely doesnt have to be a privacy nightmare

"Right to have to opt in to data collection" and make it a crime to financially incentivise someone into signing said rights away would be a start. This would apply to Facebook and the government!

Essentially the demand should be a bill of digital rights a la GDPR. Not 'dont do digital id'. In my opinion, anyway...

There is room for nuance in the chamber. We could, for instance, legislate so that it can be used to check you entering a club but none of that interaction is retained, so there is no tracking and there is no data for a hacker to get.

and!!! most importantly!!!! i learned SO MUCH about computers by using linux

the best time to switch operating systems is when your current one has a major upgrade that you dislike!

now I use NixOS, but Fedora (or really any KDE distro) is a great starting point I think