pastyboy's comments

pastyboy | 1 year ago | on: Chat Control: Incompatible with Fundamental Rights (2022)

The Irony is in the UK we are about to get a socialist state, not renowned for their libertarian acceptance of other points of view. I am sure the new Labour government will make sure we have the same system in the UK in the name of co-operation.

pastyboy | 1 year ago | on: Apple Intelligence for iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Well on the one hand its very interesting... on the other a little dystopian, but I guess I am a luddite.

Everyone now will appear to be of a certain intelligence with proscribed viewpoints, this is going to make face to face interviews interesting, me, I think I'll carry on with my imperfections and flawed opinions, being human may become a trend again.

pastyboy | 3 years ago

Bye then. What difference does it make who owns it ? You could have written all that diatribe on there still, without any censorship or suppression.

pastyboy | 3 years ago | on: No to Spy Pixels

If you don’t like the email technology used by the provider of the commercial content you are receiving… Unsubscribe, simple.

pastyboy | 3 years ago | on: The man who made the “worst” video game in history (2019)

Was the first game I ever played on a cousins Atari in 1982, I loved it and Superman, was absolutely fascinated by the game on the TV.

Got an Atari shortly after for Christmas.

The genre of movie based games has now completely turned on it's head, games are now made from movies.

pastyboy | 5 years ago | on: CentOS Alternatives

This is a total disaster for the open source community. However you paint it, we are all being forced to chose a commercial solution, where we get rinsed.

pastyboy | 6 years ago | on: Hong Kong Protests Live Updates: Police Violence Puts Government on Defensive

We trade with China so readily without even a thought of the kind of dark totalitarian regime reigns, anything for profit right ?

Feel very sorry for the HK citizens but there is nothing the UK can do, HK being returned to China was seen as part of the end of UK influence which (people wanted?), meaning we have 0 influence now.

However being under the sphere of China's political surveillance system is clearly not what anybody wanted.

I noted with interest how citizens binned all digital methods of payment and comms to avoid be prosecuted for being at the demonstrations retrospectively and presumably extradited to some prison factory in China if the extradition dictat gets through.

Anyway IMHO Trump has inadvertently tried to reset the balance and caused the Chinese alot of problems by starving them of tech know how and trade. But as we know Presidents come and go - Communist China is eternal - they will just wait for the next leader to turn around and sell out everyone.

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