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kornhole
2y ago
That IA was simultaneously breached and assaulted with DDOS attack is unusual. I do not recall any service simultaneously experiencing both kinds of attacks as they are very different.
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kornhole
2y ago
AKA fake and gay
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kornhole
2y ago
I enjoyed exploring the weird argument: Based on some vague statements in unknown context related second hand by an advisor and reported through a NATO outlet, we sacrificed the lives of over half a million Ukrainians and over $200B of our
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kornhole
2y ago
I provided only one article about the elections there, but it is well documented from many sources. https://yandex.com/search/?text=donbas+elections+joining+rus... The results were overwhelmingly in support of joining
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kornhole
2y ago
I don't know who Andrej Illarionov is or why I should trust what he says Putin wants. To understand why this conflict was imposed upon them, look at the history. Russia was invaded by Napoleon and Hitler through Ukraine costing Russia
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kornhole
2y ago
1. This is not run by Alex Jones, but to answer your question, I trust very little. Alex Jones is more trustworthy than most mainstream media. He voices much opinion and speculation, but he and his crew do not lie to manipulate us into war.
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kornhole
2y ago
These are mostly statements from other people rather than Kremlin officials speaking in any official capacity. I am sure some people in Russia in high positions of power fascinate about a greater Russia. The problem as I tried to explain is
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kornhole
2y ago
Yes I should have stated more clearly that most of the people in the Donbas were either ethnic Russian or Russian speaking. Regardless of that, the majority wanted to join the RF. https://nationalfile.com/donbas-region-overw
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kornhole
2y ago
Crimea is history at this point. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/official-results-97-of-crimea-v... I was referring to claims we hear that Russia wants to expand its empire into European countries outside of Ukraine. RF e
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kornhole
2y ago
I suggest maintaining a neutral buffer zone between NATO and RF by not bringing Ukraine and other bordering nations into NATO. You found zero evidence that Russia wants to expand its borders. Although the communist party is the second large
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kornhole
2y ago
Try researching these: 1. When was the last time Biden or anybody in the administration tried talking to the Kremlin to use diplomacy to end the conflict? 2. Try finding any evidence that Russia wants to expand its federation into Europe. R
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kornhole
2y ago
TMK most of the server code is open source but part is not. Therefore the service is not classified as open source. Try navigating into the spam-filter @ a30a761 folder to see that it is unavailable. I am not worried. I do run my own server
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kornhole
2y ago
Google has been blocked in all of China for many years. They mainly use AOSP (Android Open Source Project) and variants without any proprietary Google. Their IOS devices connect to servers in and run by China. Russia can do something simila
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kornhole
2y ago
Your second paragraph evidences how effective US censorship has been. YT blocked and deleted RT and other Russian channels including Shaman who is one of the most popular musicians in Russia. Military Summary https://www.youtube.
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kornhole
2y ago
https://xmpp.org/software/ has a wealth of information about server and client SW. Here is a list of providers for a free account: https://providers.xmpp.net/ . I run my own XMPP server using metronome,
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kornhole
2y ago
I think you mean to say Russia will not accept platforms controlled by NATO/US. Decentralized protocols such as XMPP, Matrix, Simplex, Session.. work fine and are not targeted for blocking.
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kornhole
2y ago
Russia to block Google, IOS and Android. Aleksei Didenko, a member of the Russian State Duma, has said that Google, including its Android operating system and Apple's iOS, will soon be blocked in Russia. Didenko advised the public not
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kornhole
2y ago
There is nothing secret about it. You can find a full document from the military explaining it here. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/enabling-battlespace-pers...
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kornhole
2y ago
More people are using more secure devices. Smart dust is also intended for deployment in battlegrounds or adversarial areas where devices are not under NATO control. China already mostly controls devices in use, and Russia is preparing to b
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kornhole
2y ago
If you think Crowdstrike and Cloudflare are not political actors used to take down undesired speech and speakers, remember Kiwifarms and Russiagate. https://yandex.com/search?text=bill+binney+crowdstrike
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kornhole
2y ago
Yes it is one of many metasearch sites and not actually a search engine. Other engines include Kagi, Yandex, Brave, Mojeek, Quant, and something called Google.
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kornhole
2y ago
IOS AI is also local, but that was exploited in Operation Triangulation to determine which photos to send back to the exploiter. My point is that even if the AI is local, if someone else can get access to the system as your boss and possibl
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kornhole
2y ago
I don't know of anything yet on desktop, but I have my own Nextcloud server that is advancing its local AI models quickly. You can run Nextcloud on just about anything, but to take advantage of the full AI capabilities, you need HW cap
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kornhole
2y ago
This highlights the need for access points that can broadcast a random BSSID periodically similar to how handset hotspots implement. I am looking for a new WIFI 7 access point and would love to find one that does this.
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kornhole
2y ago
I assume all trending/recommended nudges on centrally controlled platforms are psychological operations. I see the absence of them on decentralized protocols such as NOSTR or the fediverse to be a feature.
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kornhole
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We already have setup NOSTR and the fediverse that interoperate with each other. Many of us have set very simple rules to comply with the first amendment and legal precedent around it which is say anything as long as it is not illegal such
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kornhole
2y ago
It is a claim or assumption that the Chinese government has direct control. NATO's sixth arena of operation, cognitive warfare, did not have as much direct control over the dials to employ weapons of mass deletion.
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kornhole
2y ago
Even my current stand alone firewall occasionally needs to reboot when I upgrade the SW. I purchased a Qotom that is a beast for the bucks with 10 ports and enough resources to run many other server apps. I expect to only restart VM's
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kornhole
2y ago
Other scripts for OpenWRT and Microtik OS are available here. I assume they are only installing the ISO which you need to configure. After installing OPNSense, I plan to import my existing configuration that I exported from my old box and a
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kornhole
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I was just about to build out a new server with 10G ports and am excited to see this and try these scripts. I do not see any firewall/router scripts for OPNSense or PFSense, but maybe I will build one to add here. Otherwise I see a gre
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