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Previous thread: >>108924120
>>
>Like the look of GDM as a DM
>Pulls in Gnome Desktop as a dep so now I have a pointless session entry
What do?
>>
Do you trust Chinese software, like fastfetch? Sure it's open source but people love to hide obfuscated malware these days.
>>
>>108942485
America is the largest state sponsor of cyberterrorism by an order of magnitude. Do you trust software from America?
>>
>>108942395
For me, it's LUXIN.
>>
>>108942500
>America is the largest state sponsor of cyberterrorism by an order of magnitude
Source?
>Do you trust software from America?
Yeah, sometimes. If you look at the really authoritarian countries in the world, where the government has a lot of control over its citizens, those are the countries I'm most wary of.
>>
>>108942528
>Source?
Look at the NSA's budget alone vs any known foreign intelligence budget, or even any foreign defense budget. Remember this is coincident with programs run by CIA, FBI, DHS, DoD, ...

The only time I've ever come to grief from cyber-bullshit has been at the hands of the US government. They install backdoors on their own citizens (Angry Birds) and hoard vulnerabilities to the detriment of their citizens (Perfect Blue leaks).
>authoritarian countries
Let's run down the checklist:
>private property
imminent domain
civil asset forfeiture
money printing
America status: authoritarian
>bodily autonomy
selective service
controlled substance laws
abortion laws
mandatory vaccination
America status: authoritarian
>free speech
ask julian assange



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