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Chat Control 2.0: EU governments set to approve the end of private messaging and secure encryption

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  • No, they wouldn't. The law aims at making it compulsory for companies to add that backdoor, private individuals can still run whatever software they want, they can't stop you from running a not-for-profit app from some independent developer that doesn't relay on servers.

    • Chat Control 2.0: EU governments set to approve the end of private messaging and secure encryption

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  • This could actually be a good thing, it might end up pushing people to serverless and more decentralized FOSS solutions

    • Books from around the world

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  • The Name of the Rose from Italy

    Hearth of a Dog from Russia

    • System76's first in-house Laptop Virgo will have a open source Motherboard design. Licensed under GPLv3

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  • I mean home manufacturing is cool and all, but in the short term open source hardware has the potential to create a lot more competition in traditional manufacturing. Most big tech rely on IP nowadays, without it there would be more competitors to drive prices down and increase supply. Home manufacturing is more in the far future IMO

    • System76's first in-house Laptop Virgo will have a open source Motherboard design. Licensed under GPLv3

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  • open source hardware has a lot of potential

    • Noob Question: If you aren't willing to deal with custom OSes like Linux (for computers) and Android Custom Roms (for phones), do you just not have any privacy at all?

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  • for mobile a low effort approach is to simply buy a dumbphone and a faraday bag and you're good to go.

    • How to run a shadow library: operations at Anna’s Archive

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  • If you are legitimately interested in this I'd strongly recommend reading Kinsella's "Against Intellectual Property"