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Maarten Vangeneugden
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Feb. 16, 2019, 5:36 p.m.
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locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
locale/nl/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
templates/about/about.html
templates/about/activism.djhtml
templates/about/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
templates/about/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
templates/about/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
templates/about/locale/nl/LC_MESSAGES/django.po

locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/django.po

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"Also an undergraduate student of Informatics @ UHasselt, and graduate "
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locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/django.po

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# Copyright © YEAR THE PACKAGE'S COPYRIGHT HOLDER
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templates/about/about.html

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{% load i18n %}
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{% block description %}{% blocktrans %}Maarten's personal place on the internet. Make yourself at home!{% endblocktrans %}
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{% block title %}{% trans "Activism" %}{% endblock title %}
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{% block description %}{% blocktrans %}For the greater good. Find out about some interesting things to better the world as we all know and love it.{% endblocktrans %}
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    world. They come in all sizes and types, but they're collectively named "activists".
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        calculated that living a <em>completely</em> car-free life reduces your carbon footprint by 2.4 tonnes of CO₂(-equivalent emissions) per year,
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        while having just one <strong>(just one!) fewer child reduces it by 58.6 tonnes of CO₂. Per. Year.</strong>
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        got pregnant. These are just personal anecdotes, but I doubt I'd have to look very
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	Let's ignore the fact that saying seven billion people is "not too
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	much" is (at least) remarkable. First, for a lot of people, a more
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	"sustainable" lifestyle is simply too hard to accomplish. The more
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	people there are, the less resources available for everyone. Lowering
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	automatically more sustainable, and requires practically no difficult
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	everyone. This is ignorant; if everyone lived in a decent way, we'd need
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	at least 2.5 Earths just to keep up. Currently, the disgusting way
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	people in third world countries have to live can't even offset a way of
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	getting them all to live sustainable will take way longer than simply
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	one where the economy will be the least of our problems.<br />
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	necessary, and since the economy grows with more people, reducing the birth
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	rate is bad. This argument dismisses discussion out of hand ("It goes
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	against our current system, therefore this will be bad"). It also assumes
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	the planet would also grow infinitely. Since it doesn't, economic growth is
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		we're currenty using more of the Earth than it can possibly
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	students/patients to pay for in the first place. These funds can then easily be divested
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	ideas that are also often espoused by extremist-right groups, like Vlaamse Belachelijken and Albernheit für Deutschland</a>),
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	but we mustn't listen to that; they're fundamentally irrational, and
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	its preachers would rather condemn people to parenthood against their will,
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	rather than allow abortions, which are medically speaking less dangerous
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	procedures than giving birth. Forcing women to risk maternal death against
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	their will because of a flawed reasoning is reprehensible, that's why they
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		<strong>pro-death</strong> movement</a>; because of these people, the US
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    very unlikely to work anyway, and since lower income households have more
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    {% blocktrans %}But perhaps you still want to have a family. And that's no problem whatsoever:
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        Thousands of orphans are waiting for a family as you're reading this,
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    handles that off already. My glossary here is a personal one, and tackles
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    more diverse topics. Most of them are mine, but if I did not coin a term, I
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    <dt id="vlaams-belang"><s>Vlaams Belang</s> Vlaamse Belachelijken</s></dt>
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    <dd>Vlaamse Belachelijken is een politieke partij die extreemrechts gedachtegoed
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    ideeën zoals een soevereine staat Vlaanderen oprichten, het arresteren en
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    deporteren van mensen met allochtone achtergronden en meer kinderen door
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    Vlaamse vrouwen laten komen. Ze onderhouden ook goede banden met andere
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    schadelijke zusterpartijen zoals AfD. Ze zeggen dat ze dit doen in het
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    belachelijk, zijn hun ideeën simpelweg dom en schadelijk op de lange termijn
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    voor heel België. Als klap op de vuurpijl is de leugenaar-klootzak Dries Van
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    Leugenhove lid van hun partij, een neonazi en psychopaat van het zuiverste
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    Daarom noem ik deze partij de Vlaamse Belachelijken, en vraag ik bij deze
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    <em>copyright</em>, de verzamelnaam voor wetgeving inzake het kopiëren van
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    creatieve werken. In het Nederlands worden dit foutief "auteursrechten"
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        dit reflecteren, en "kopieerrechten" doet dat perfect.</li>
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        <li>Kopieerrechten "auteursrechten" noemen doet vermoeden dat elke keer
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        dat iemand oproept tot het inperken van kopieerwetgeving, dat dit een
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        waar: de huidige kopieerwetgeving in praktisch de hele wereld
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        duren tot minstens 50 jaar na de dood van de auteur. Wie heeft daar nu
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        enig nut aan, behalve bedrijven die het gebruiken om creativiteit en
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        delen van onze cultuur zo lang mogelijk financieel uit te melken? Hoe
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        in, ook al is dit idee gekend door honderden miljoenen mensen? Dit heeft
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	"traditional family values" as a shield. Following the same reasoning for
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    <dt id="alt-right"><s>{% trans "Alt-right" %}</s> {% trans "Neonazism" %}</dt>
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    everyone and everything, just for the sake of destabilization.
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    They call themselves "alt-right", which is a
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    goal is to be "the best" and "win" or whatever the fuck that means. This
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    inspires the idea that votes are something you should win over from others,
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    and nothing else; consequences be damned, as long as you win.
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    who propose abortion rights are anti-life. This is dangerous spin: Not only
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    do abortions allow many women a path out of poverty (which would also
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    the pregnant woman than carrying the foetus to term. America now has the
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    highest amount of maternal deaths in the developed world because of these
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    people. Thus, they are responsible for the deaths of many people, and since
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    they see no problem with their views, they are pro-death people.<br />
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    views. As such they state this is a matter of choice, while omitting the
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    challenge of condemnation of abortion rights.<br />
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    Let me be clear that no person in their right mind would say having an
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    risk of getting pregnant if they don't want to, abortion probably wouldn't
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    be so necessary. But in this world, it happens. And when it does, these people deserve
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    People who do undergo abortion do this <em>because they have no choice left
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    It is about the right to have an abortion when necessary, an
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    essential right for humans. If that rubs anyone the wrong way, so be
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    I'm under the impression that it's now being regarded as something that puts
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    "STEM studies" on a better level of regard than other studies. "STEM label
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    or it's not a study worth pursuing", if you will.<br />
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    I find that ridiculous; lots of non-STEM-studies bring forth people that we
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    desperately need, also in this ever more connected world; interpreters are
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    needed for translation, lawyers are required to give citizens legal
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    representation and guidance, sociologists give us a scientifically based
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    idea of how humans
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    what I am: a student of informatics, not a "STEM undergraduate".{%
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    <dt id="computer-science"><s>{% trans "Computer science" %}</s> {% trans "Informatics" %}</dt>
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    <dd>{% blocktrans %}In English (and sometimes also in Dutch), my study at the university is often referred to as merely
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    "Computer science", as if the only thing I learned about is just
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    "computers". That is insulting to my study and to my abilities, as well as
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    to other students of informatics.<br />
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    Informatics is the study of information: In more practical terms, that means
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    a student-informatician learns about how information is retrieved, the
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    nature of information itself, how we can store information, how we infer
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    new information from data. The focus is really, <em>information</em>, not
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    computers.<br />
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    This means that an informatician wields a toolbelt of various skills: Per
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            information, as well as inferring conclusions from that
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            information.</li>
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            algorithms, and so on.</li>
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            computational complexity of algorithms.</li>
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		The useds of Facebook have their lives completely tracked and monitored,
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		hooks off. We cannot refer to this as an addiction, because that would
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		The rule has vast implications that secure our integrity as humans, and
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		the rights that come with being on this planet. It pardons Edward
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		rights. In general: <strong>It stops using legislature as an excuse for
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		understandable, but today it conflicts with our right to live because we
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		know coal plants accelerate the climate mayhem. Sabotaging the
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		construction is now morally right, it wasn't in 1800. This is just an
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		because my rule functions as a deterrent to do so (for example: If
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"privacy in order to get more profits. I will not create an account on "
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"like\n"
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"Gewoon niet gebruiken is de boodschap als je die macht wilt breken, en dat "
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"genoteerd staat), en ik weiger het te tolereren. Daarom surf ik regelmatig "
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"target=\"_blank\">Tor</a> om mijn identiteit te verbergen. Je kan dit zelf "
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#| "    costs money, and advertising is an easy way to fund that, a practice "
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#| "of which traces\n"
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#| "    can be found back until the Roman empire. Because their existence is "
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#| "wrong.\n"
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#| "that\n"
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#| "    make this possible is an easy way to show that.<br />\n"
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#| "    There's a small annoyance to this (but I don't mind that): Some "
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#| "websites require some scripts to\n"
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#| "    operate at all; therefore I have to manually pick for these websites "
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#| "    erroneously built (i.e. they can't work without code scripts)\n"
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#| "    is annoying, but I don't really care that much: For some websites, "
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#| "that's worth it.\n"
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#| "    For others, I don't bother and I don't read what's on them.<br />\n"
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#| "    However, as a practical advantage, blocking so many scripts means my "
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#| "browsing\n"
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#| "    is much faster (which largely offsets the speed deficit caused by "
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#| "using Tor):\n"
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#| "    A lot of websites load within a second for me, whereas with\n"
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#| "    unblocked tracking, it takes easily 5-10 seconds before some webpages "
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#| "    use of cookies, which blocks what I want to do in the first place. "
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#| "    If you think the increase in speed, security, and safety while "
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"    advertisement on a website, and I don't block them. (I also don't oppose "
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"    want to see ads or not.)<br />\n"
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"    However, I do use\n"
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"target=\"_blank\">NoScript</a>,\n"
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"    which is a <em>script blocker</em>. It helps me stay anonymous on the\n"
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"    internet by blocking (mostly client side) scripts that may reveal my "
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"identity.\n"
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"    Unfortunately, a lot of websites have started using tracking scripts to\n"
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"    erroneously built (i.e. they can't work without code scripts)\n"
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"advertenties. Maar ik snap dat het een gemakkelijke manier is om wat geld "
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"binnen te halen voor een website, en dat laatste kost natuurlijk zelf ook "
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"geld om draaiende te houden. Het idee van adverteren is zelfs zo oud als het "
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"Romeinse rijk. Advertenties zijn ook niet inherent schadelijk voor de "
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"gemeenschap, dus ik heb ook geen ethische bezwaren tegen reclame, en het "
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"blokkeren ervan laat ik dan ook achterwege. (Tegelijkertijd heb ik geen "
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"bezwaar tegen mensen die wél adblockers gebruiken; ik vind dat mensen het "
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"recht hebben om te bepalen of ze advertenties willen zien of niet.)<br /> Ik "
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"gebruik echter wel <a class=\"%(mdac)s-text text-accent-4\" href=\"https://"
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"noscript.net\" target=\"_blank\">NoScript</a>, een zogenaamde <em>script "
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"blocker</em>. Dit helpt mij om anoniem over het internet te surfen door "
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"(veelal client-side)-scripts te blokkeren die mijn identiteit kunnen "
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"onthullen. Spijtig genoeg gebruiken veel websites <em>tracking scripts</em> "
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"om te traceren en te profileren wie ik ben, en wat ik allemaal bekijk op het "
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"internet, een ethisch verwerpelijke praktijk. Die informatie wordt dan "
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"gebruikt om mij gerichte advertenties te tonen. Uiteindelijk zorgt NoScript "
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"ervoor dat ook deze advertenties geblokkeerd worden, maar dat is juist goed: "
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"Het is een manier voor mij om te tonen dat ik tegen deze praktijken ben.<br /"
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">Dit levert wel een klein nadeel op (maar daar zit ik niet mee in): Sommige "
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"websites vereisen scripts om nog maar gewoon <em>op zich</em> te werken. "
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"(Zonder scripts laten ze dus gewoon de webpagina zelf niet zien, en wordt de "
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"website dus nutteloos.) Daardoor moet ik manueel instellen voor deze "
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"Het feit dat deze websites zó slecht geschreven zijn dat ze niet kunnen "
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"werken zonder scripting is vervelend, maar ik hou me daar niet zoveel mee "
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"bezig. Voor sommige websites is het dat waard; voor anderen doe ik gewoon de "
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"moeite van het deblokkeren niet, en dan lees ik gewoon niet wat erop staat."
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"<br />Daar staat als voordeel wel tegenover dat het blokkeren van al die "
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"scripts mijn surfen een stuk sneller maakt (wat ook grotendeels het "
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"snelheidsverschil met Tor teniet doet). Veel websites laden voor mij slechts "
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"enkele seconden, terwijl zonder het blokkeren het makkelijk minstens "
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"<strong>vijf seconden</strong> kan duren vooraleer sommige websites volledig "
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"ingeladen zijn.Daarbij komt dat die webpagina's nog eens bevuild worden met "
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"lelijke elementen die mij irriteren, zoals (a)socialemediaknoppen, grote "
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"banners, en regelmatig een dikke cookiemelding. Allemaal dingen die me "
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"weerhouden van te doen wat ik in het begin wilde doen: Een webpagina lezen. "
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"Wat een belachelijke toestanden toch!<br />Als jij ook denkt dat de extra "
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"snelheid, veiligheid en privacy tijdens het surfen het waard is om af en toe "
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"op \"Sta dit script toe\" te klikken, dan raad ik ten zeerste aan om "
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"NoScript ook te installeren. Activeer dan ook zeker \"Enable restrictions "
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"    organizations that battle to preserve our computing freedom, which I "
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"regard\n"
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"    as a human right. I go out of my\n"
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"    way to find replacements for any proprietary software, and have a high\n"
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"    tolerance for practical ease of use I'm willing to sacrifice.<br />\n"
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"    I do use Windows (often in an emulated environment) for some programs "
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"that I need to\n"
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"    run for my university courses, as annoying and terrible I might find "
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"that.\n"
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"    If you want to try it, you can find a lot of GNU/Linux distros on the\n"
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"    internet that are pretty easy for novice free/libre software users. You "
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"can\n"
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"    also install them alongside an existing operating system, giving you "
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"the\n"
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"    chance to make an easy transition to computing freedom (which I admit, "
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"is\n"
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"    difficult when you're not used to it). For your freedom's sake, I "
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"die zich inzetten voor het behoud van onze digitale vrijheden en rechten. Ik "
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"zie deze digitale vrijheid als een mensenrecht, geïmpliceerd door artikel 5 "
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"van het EVRM. Ik doe dan ook ongewoon veel moeite om vervangingen te vinden "
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"voor propriëtaire software, waarbij ik ook een hoge tolerantie heb voor de "
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"Ik gebruik nog wel Windows (vaak in een geëmuleerde omgeving) voor software "
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"waarbij dat nodig is, met name enkele games en software die ik nodig heb voor "
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"mijn universiteitsvakken, hoe vervelend ik dat ook vind. Als je het ook eens "
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"    something nice, exchange virtual hugs, or\n"
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"Moest je nog iets hebben om over te praten met mij, een suggestie, of wat "
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"        good ol' email, you can always \n"
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"        <a class=\"%(mdac)s-text text-accent-4\" href=\"mailto:"
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"alle manieren die publiekelijk beschikbaar zijn. Met goeie ouwe e-mail kun "
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"je bij mij terecht op <a class=\"%(mdac)s-text text-accent-4\" href=\"mailto:"
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"        <a class=\"%(mdac)s-text text-accent-4\" href=\"https://tox.chat"
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"\">Tox</a>\n"
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"        </b> offers its users decentralized and encrypted live chat, on a\n"
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"        multitude of platforms, and is so simple, you don't even need a\n"
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"        phone number or an email address or that jazz to \"identify\"\n"
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"        yourself, which makes it awesome if you want to stay anonymous.\n"
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"        Despite its young age, it's already pretty stable and fast on p2p\n"
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"        my Tox ID: <br />\n"
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">\n"
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"        You can also simply scan \n"
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"        <a class=\"%(mdac)s-text text-accent-4\" href=\"/media/main/tox.png"
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"a></b> biedt haar gebruikers de mogelijkheid om gedecentraliseerd en "
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"geëncrypteerd gesprekken met elkaar te voeren, op een groot aantal "
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