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I get a bit frustrated, but also realise the ridiculousness of wanting to get it over with so I can go back to my lego...

Fuck me, this response genuinely makes me feel less safe in the UK. What the fuck does the orange paedophile have to do before this utter prick stops siding with him.

I got the impression the first half is Watts proper and the second half is ai to put a modern spin on it. I didn't hate it tbh. Provoked emotion from me as it really hits the nail.

Yeah, if you tried to hold a cat like that they would not be impressed.

also asked AI and it said that by default Alpine uses dropbear for ssh instead of openssh and the latter could be more strict when it comes to permissions. I’m not so familiar with the workings of ssh

I'd stick to Raspbian if you're struggling.

I'm not convinced, I couldn't get to the end of that video, it's a load of out of context ramblings. Yes he might not be a saint, but we're also talking about a period that was 100 years ago, we can appreciate a novel without worshipping the author. In the same way we can dislike it without slamming him, I think calling him a 'pathetic man' is a bit much.

A genuine question; why do you consider George Orwell a 'pathetic man'?

I'm not buying 'they need data cos they offer more products'. The companies have made different choices in how they build their software.

Don't collect data and there's nothing to handover https://mullvad.net/en/blog/mullvad-vpn-was-subject-to-a-search-warrant-customer-data-not-compromised

I find this a bit misleasing, especially when (in the uk) electricity is only ~50% renewables apparently.

https://www.zemo.org.uk/assets/workingdocuments/MC-P-11-15a%20Lifecycle%20emissions%20report.pdf

For example, a typical medium sized family car will create around 24 tonnes of CO2 during its life cycle, while an electric vehicle (EV) will produce around 18 tonnes over its life. For a battery EV, 46% of its total carbon footprint is generated at the factory.

So EVs are a small improvement. Since I enjoy older cars and my privacy a lot more, I'm gonna keep enjoying them and not let manafacturers ram EVs down my throat, especially when a lot of them are hideous SUVs.

I agree it's been more stumbling boulders than blocks so far, but I'm more optimistic. Even if it fails I think even just their effort can encourage more people that there can be another way, maybe the eventual answer will come from a different new party, cos like you say Labour is showing they aren't the answer.

I rarely bother giving media any attention, let alone let it influence my opinion. What frustates me is when other people do.

I didn't say anything was going well either. They're barely off the ground and the amount of articles slamming them is ridiculous. We live in a so called democracy, so let's let a new democratic party form and vote if we believe in them and their plan. I'm bored of this soap opera style journalism.