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This is all my loos interpretation take it with a grain of salt.

1) In a very abstracted sense Id say yes

2) You have a pre-existing corpus of knowledge that allowed you to interface with thw game more fluently. From what i understand this whole thing would be more like a baby learning nothing other than pokemon.

Idk about 3 and 4

PhpBB 3 years ago

I think SomethingAwful actuslly solves this problem eloquently, people are kes slikely to behave poorly when they pay for an account and have their name with site administration.

Alternatively i think building an invite only community by way of "web of trust" would also mitigate a lot of these issues.

Im a libre2 user myself, i have to use the dedicated hardware reader as i also cannot use the abbot app.

I was also recently informed that with future versions of the libre patch the hardware reader I depend on will stop working.

The solution given to me by everyone else as if it isnt an insane notion "why not just get a secondary phone"

This has 2 possible interpretations

1. I buy a budget smartphone to handle my sensitive private medical data which likely will not be treated well with security updates as time goes on.

2. I buy a used smartphone that might also have similar baggage on top of potential compromise from the previous owner.

I've been a type1 diabetic for about a year now and I am DISGUSTED with how user hostile these companies are who design these solutions.

I feel like the worlds going mad considering the fact Im faced with the dilemma that my life literally is somewhat dependant on google play services

I never said anything about politics though? You brought them up.

A makeshift culture built mainly around documents pilfered from dumosters and why not? Doesnt really sound like living off the fat of the mil-industry complex when that same institution was arresting and booking the protohackers without serious reason or cause.

I think you have a funny idea of what hacker culture is. In my personal opinion self identifying as anything online is kind of anti-thetical to privacy which again IMO is a core tenet of how a skilled "hacker" might operate. By bringing identity into the conversation you start getting distracted by whos ideas you hear and not the merit of the ideas alone.

There was never a compatibility issue with cointerculture and hacking because in all reality machines give 0 shits about who you are. its all syntax, and if you're technically correct thats all that matters!

They way you're looking at this is more inline with political rhetoric than a hacker my friend.