Well…I dunno. I don’t think you’re crazy or anything, I’m sure there are some who absolutely do want to do that. But they’ve been trying to get rid of digital piracy for thirty years and haven’t made any headway, so I’m dubious about how well that would work.
You mean, like…rounding up every computer and burning them?
I really don’t know what you mean by this.
including Linux
How would they enforce that on an open-source platform?
I’ve always said I’ll listen to music more when I get through my podcast backlog and audiobook backlog. Neither of those seem particularly…imminent, lol.
Well, I stand corrected. Even less reason to not switch to Graphene.
Interesting. Thanks for letting me know.
I think of myself as a data hog also, but only on my computer; I’m mostly a minimalist on my phone.
I can’t accept the fact that there is no external sd card support.
OK, this is going to sound dismissive, and I really don’t mean it to be. But why?
For data transfer, you can still use the USB port (I do it all the time). Other than that, there’s more than enough storage available onboard for any reasonable amount of usage. I don’t even really keep anything critical on my device at all, so what there is is kind of overkill already.
I just don’t understand the need for an SD card with storage being as plentiful now as it is. I want to understand.
(Edit: Maybe) You can’t do mobile deposit, but surely you can still just use the bank’s website.
As far as I can see, you can’t really fear or rejoice with the results until you know the false positive/negative ratio.
I’m not getting any meaningful results searching for that project. What is it?
That’s fair. She’ll get it.
the politicians debating online abuse mean well
Let me stop you there
Pebbleyeet on Lemmy?
Maybe so, but there’s no profit motive for tech companies to aid users with piracy. There is one to continue providing general computing to users. So if we were able to win in the former, the latter should be a cake walk.