I see quite a few comments trashing this article, why?

It gives solid advice while reminding the reader that this is not perfect.

If I was Snowden this is not enough at all, but If I was an illegal immigrant in a country full of others like me? I think this article plus the final note about past data, does actually give a very solid advice.

I would argue that those who follow this guide, and take to heart the final notes and does something about past information (e.g move to a new address, change some habits, etc) would not be discovered in a mass deportation. Again, if you are an individual who is uniquely targeted by a government, this is not enough.

And yeah, they missed some points and this isn’t perfect, but anyone who is serious would do more research anyway, so I actually think this a good article.

Shit, I didn’t get the update to Earth 2!

Cashless can only work if you adopt a digital cash such as monero, other wise you are taking away privacy, control and possibly small transactions (depending on what fees are common in your country)

In a cashless society banks and credit companies become your rulers as you have no real way to bypass them.

I suspect that any country that tries to go cashless without a real cash alternative, will just find itself with a new form of cash (gold, silver, etc) since eventually there will be enough people trying to avoid fees and taxes

damn Telescreens

Not just French

Very cool

Searxng, but there are plenty of instances already

Thanks! I love it, really works well from my limited testing!

I used priv.au

Having to signup and login to a search engines sounds like an annoying hassle

That’s how I felt until about a month ago, now ddg is really useless

but black people are free practice targets to them

Ironically, the power hungriness of AI might actually do good for the environment if it normalizes nuclear energy.

Quite the twist

Lol

diy cooling paint

Oh no! Not the nipple of the wrong gender!

What?

CnD where n represents any dimension.

One important thing to remember is the that battery capacity is unlikely to improve anymore, we should mostly improve charging, lifespan, safety, etc.

I doubt that we will ever see batteries that have much more capacity per weight than what we have now.

I don’t think that’s scapegoating, that’s just cutting costs (which they are great at, judging by the quality of their CPUs)

Honestly, having a huge window that is also a TV sounds great.

Want some natural light and a nice view? Got that window.

Want a nice big TV? One click and the room darkens and you get a huge screen.