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Ivan Horvat · 2025-10-08 17:36
You guys have no idea how bad things really are
Blicky · 2025-10-08 17:55
I need help, is not about a real thing if I'm real is more like and strange head thing
Since to many I had have this stupid sounds in my head, some times is just bells, but when I ask someone if they heard it to, they look at me as I had an problem.
Late in night I heard someone walking in my room, no one was in the house of my parents no one.
I don't care if it is an mental problem, I hate when I heard voices calling behind me when I'm alone.
I hate the clock when I even it is destroyed.
I hate the man who is scratching the door, then the floor and the ceiling.
When they are dating in my room.
Sometimes it end by itself but when not I had to scream, heard anything than it.
Even that don't help sometimes so pls.
If asking to someone tell me what I must do, everything to stop looking like an idiot when I'm with people.
Zhora · 2025-10-08 17:59
>>89256
do you take drugs? have you considered seeing a psychiatrist?
Pandora · 2025-10-08 18:47
Faye Valentine · 2025-10-08 22:22
>You guys have no idea how bad things really are
Yeah giving it access to the internet probably means you're very very very retarded. Also syncing notes unencrypted is a top kek.
Undisclosed · 2025-10-09 01:04
>>89262
> very very very retarded
I agree but it's still unexpected that they just proceed to scan your private notes like that and ban porn links there lol. Imagine how long they gonna last now. And even more unexpected that Reddit filters got triggered by that post, because that means they parse text in images using some kind of AI.
Spooky · 2025-10-09 05:14
>>89265
Not to downplay all of this but Stallman was warning people about all of this for decades.
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-even-more-important.html
Armitage · 2025-10-09 08:53
>>89265
Smartphones have been scanning your data since before LLMs became a publicly available thing. Don't see them losing any market share, though.
Liet Kynes · 2025-10-09 09:31
>>89270
Parsing files =/= randomly denying you access to them
One of them can be be dismissed with a "muh nothing to hide", the other has a direct impact on the user.
Agent Richard Gill · 2025-10-09 09:56
>>89270
Direct vs indirect (or "diffusion") effects bring the theoretical and gradual to the immediate personal and concrete. Cattle react to the latter only, they can't visualize or comprehend processes leading to the future, much less react to it. Humans are cattle. Any platform doing censorship the way these are won't last long. Only the most obedient and castrated cattle will continue to graze in their pastures.
Apoc · 2025-10-09 10:33
Another reason to encrypt fuarrrking text if sharing/syncing on someone's cloud, as insane as it sound for just taking notes.
I would just sync on some self host solution instead if needed. Obsidian let's me do that. For now, I'm just using a USB stick and manually backing up the content when i feel like it. Never heard of Amplenote and I won't touch it within a mile radius.
Chan Siu Ming · 2025-10-09 10:51
>>89274
I think it's all pointless, you're in a labyrinth of illusory nuance. Think about it:
1) As I have pointed on this site many times now, there is some sort of technological superstructure that either by inference or directly, can essentially watch the world through your senses. It sees what you see, knows what you know.
2) "Muh encrypted [insert whatever tf here]" AND the discussion around cryptographic backdoors is retarded because the hardware you're using for it is compromised. When you enter your key into (or generate) the encrypted app on your device? The ability to remotely sense radio emissions from screens and peripherals has existed since the 70's. The phone's OS knows and probably backdoored chipset knows what you entered. You have to enter and read your notes somewhere, that means a device is displaying it. That means the device can see what you see. Or it means an indirect superstructure that uses van eck phreaking via powerlines or w/e knows what you're seeing.
3) "I can opt out, i could go inna woods" is a necessary part of the illusion. "It" knows the notes I take by hand in the middle of the woods and the broader superstructure doesn't even bother to disguise it. It can do this in realtime. And it not only knows what you write, it watches your pattern of attention and knows how you view what you wrote. So it can mimic you to an extent.
So the question isn't privacy, it's private from whom and at what layer. I've never even owned a cell phone, there's no new smart tech in my house, nothing that I know of having a camera or microphone, no wi-fi router in range. And yet it can still do it. The rest of you, who use and are surrounded by all this soykaf? There is zero chance you'll ever see through the illusions and narratives they've crafted for your mind to go to work on.
I am giving you a glimpse into reality. Everywhere I go people delete my soykaf. Says a lot.
Cypher · 2025-10-09 10:53
Okay, to be fair, the Amplenote issue might actually be on my side - it might have something to do with my browser containers using different proxies and DNS servers. I just tried opening it in different container (same proxy, but might have different dns cache / settings) and it did open (still doesn't open in original container). No clue why only a single note fuarrrked up like that.
That said, what happened on Reddit is definitely not on my side. Their automated content filters blocked my post based on text in the image.