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Philosopher-hacker. Sometimes theatre director. Making myself obsolete at @Metabase

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    1. Natan Nikolic‏ @natannikolic 23 Jul 2013

      Political fights over digital privacy will become obsolete when open source HW & SW become better products than those sold by corporations.

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      Simon Belak‏ @sbelak 23 Jul 2013
      Replying to @natannikolic

      @natannikolic because everyone has an (open source of course) fab in their backyard?

      5:32 AM - 23 Jul 2013
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        2. Natan Nikolic‏ @natannikolic 23 Jul 2013
          Replying to @sbelak

          @sbelak sure HW is tricky and the previous statement applies mostly to SW. But let’s not forget open source != free.

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        3. Simon Belak‏ @sbelak 23 Jul 2013
          Replying to @natannikolic

          @natannikolic exactly. OSHW is still provided by corps. and it's not feasible for the end user to check if it conforms to [open] design.

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        4. Natan Nikolic‏ @natannikolic 23 Jul 2013
          Replying to @sbelak

          @sbelak why not? feasible for an average consumer or anybody?

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        5. Simon Belak‏ @sbelak 23 Jul 2013
          Replying to @natannikolic

          @natannikolic you need knowhow (comparable to writing an OS from scratch in SW) and access to a reversing HW lab.

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        6. Natan Nikolic‏ @natannikolic 23 Jul 2013
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          @sbelak so your argument is that unless I know how the HW and kernels work I'm not entitled to have access to it? What about those who do?

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        7. Simon Belak‏ @sbelak 23 Jul 2013
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          @natannikolic no, my argument is having nominal access to my HW in itself doesn't suffice as guarantee of my liberties.

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        8. Natan Nikolic‏ @natannikolic 23 Jul 2013
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          @sbelak of course not. my point is of preferring everyone monitoring everyone, instead of being protected by a twisted big brother :)

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