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step 6: Block non-compliant DNS servers
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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj3l0e4vr0ko I strongly suspect it's also meant to curtail growing support among youth for Palestine in the Israel/Gaza conflict. https://www.facebook.com
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1y ago
I love sites like wplace can still go viral and blow up, in a age of an increasingly centralised web. Woot
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1y ago
Well done, hopefully gains traction. The alternative websites you talk about are an absolute nightmare to navigate only to find a suprise login or subscription.
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Kids are the the governments future canon fodder. It IS a matter of national security if your nations children grow up and witness all the horrors it's government does abroad and heavens forbid grow anti government sentiment or opinion
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1y ago
The response to bring the hostages home should be: Yes. Bring them back to Brooklyn NYC or wherever they're from.
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1y ago
As long as the baseband is closed source, GrapheneOS is just a false sense of security.
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1y ago
Well there's enough Indians in India alone to replace all non Indian tech workers 3 to 1.
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1y ago
Not sure if sarcasm but let's just obliterate the west's middle class. I'm sure all will be fine.
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1y ago
Incredible. Often desired something like this so thank you for making this happen.
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1y ago
Clever piece of engineering that needs to be studied. The US and Israel setup a company/foundation to "distribute" aid. I guess to escape the accusations that they are systematically starving Gaza's population. It seems
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Regime change is what the US and Israel has been doing for the last 40 years in the middle east. That is literally the ultimate ambition of this war. There's a long list of middle eastern countries where we've installed our stooge
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You think Europe would really behave any different? Israel is the wedge and leverage to eliminating governments of Iran, Pakistan, China and then India and weakening Russia further. Colonialism hasn't gone anywhere, evidence? Europe fu
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1y ago
Because any US president is expendable if they don't comply.
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It's always been about Israel. Everything from Tiktok bans to banning social media for teens. Who's going to fight US wars if your canon fodder witnessed Israel's inhumane behaviour as teens growing up. Nothing todo with Chi
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Probably because the Israeli military said on social media they'll be targeting civilians in Tehran.
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1y ago
Probably because it's fairly difficult to detect. I doubt the code imports backdoor.dll. The UK now has laws to gag domestic companies and force them to implement backdoors.
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1y ago
There's good reason to believe lots of western apps have back doors, if not backdoors served to countries like Iran from app stores. Also car tech and cameras. Literally a wet dream if I worked at a three letter agency, real time surve
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1y ago
Call me when AI can do animated full pixel sunsets with moving clouds, birds a stream and make it look magical. I still enjoy Reddits pixel art sub, and AI generated content doesn't come close.
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1y ago
I wish there was a law which mandated update, service and telemetry servers were on different cidrs. There are frequently updates lists Windows telemetry IPs you can block using ipsets. But a Microsoft always seem to mix these IPs with legi
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Not entirely, I think western powers had much more involvement then you have summarized. Destabilising a country, causing military coups, arming rebel forces all play a part.
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The asylum seeker comparison is interesting. While I want to reduce the number, I can't but help think how we essentially create them in the first place by destroying the countries which create the economic conditions they flee from.
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1y ago
Government legislation.
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Khan Noonien Singh: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Khan_Noonien_Singh
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Similar to TikTok, ADL were effectively banned from Wikipedia. This coincidences nicely with all of this.
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That's why you release projects like these under restrictive licences. Far too many times big company's take what they choose and give you nothing. Use licenses for your advantage, heck dual license if needed. Not sure what the de
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1y ago
Why bother with such a long staggered approach? There should be 1 change from 365 to 47 days. This industry doesnt need constant changes, which will force everyone to automating renewals anyway.
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Hearing disability and Tinnitus. These two are very likely to affect most of us as we age. From my research of the companies in this space there just isn't enough money being spent in these areas. I think funding the right players we c
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Casually annexing land and killing women and children in the process, what's new?
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Could a bio compatible gel containing steroids not work instead of systemically giving steroids?
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