• redsand@infosec.pub
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      The UK is a vasal state of Israel like the US. Andrew and the diplomat were only in trouble for giving out state secrets. Pretending they are where it stops is as silly as pretending Jimmy Saville was one of a kind

  • Boomer Humor Doomergod@lemmy.world
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    The reason the platforms want ID is to differentiate the humans from the bots. Then they can show real humans the ads and make more money.

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    Sure, but the canceling of jury trials, and the right to protest, and politicians declaring protest groups terrorists and bad faith, are all more worrisome, and this is the fucking short list.

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    Same for Brazil’s Felca Law (Law made to “protect children online”): They put Brawl Stars as an Ages 18+ game for having a chat, but Lucky Tiger clones are still “Free For All Ages”.

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        Well fediverse and ActivityPub protocol do basically already that in a sense. We just need more users to migrate from the old Internet to these services build on top of the tech which cannot be controlled by the mega corporations. Old Internet is basically three companies in a trench coat.

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          Sounds incredibly naïve. When you host your fediverse instance, you can be made liable to do all that bullshit by the state. The location of your server can be tracked if you don’t comply.

          There is i2p but it would be really better for everyone if we just remove the laws that destroy privacy instead of crafting workarounds.

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            What we need to do is start running fiber optic cable door to door between Neighbors. There’s a literally nothing they could do about that except for sending people to go physically cut cables

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              The funny thing is… I can see about 6 WiFi networks from my neighbors, despite being in the basement right now. What do you need those cables for again?

              We’d need a routing protocol that can use way more hops. IPv4 only supports up to 255 hops, so if I ballpark the average distance between houses at 100 feet, I’d only be able to access stuff hosted within 5 miles or so of me. There are some other functional considerations, but I’m sure you could drive entirely across most cities and see WiFi coverage the whole way.