LH0ezVT @ LH0ezVT @sh.itjust.works

A human on earth. Ask me about weird tech. Bonus points if it radiates.

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I am mildly inconvenicenced for a short term, I demand to restrict basic freedoms and go for the highest sentence!

God help I even change my life a little to protect the life of literally billions of people.

I had seen the original talk and was shocked how little regulators seem to care. Especially in the post-stuxnet world, with a second cold war being in full swing.

For some god-forsaken reason, planes are often cheaper

Sadly, yes

Which is why it is targeted. If it is not targeted enough, share more data, peasant.

I fully agree, but I would be extremely surprised if they didn't have transport encryption. Just no E2E, meaning that anyone who can get access to or impersonate the servers can read all your messages.

So the obvious trick is to give your money away while you still can

Encryption sucks and used to be a complete joke when it started

*has no end-to-end encryption by default.

Also, they used to really suck at encryption back in the days, and haven't really earned my trust back.

In my place, you can either accept the inheritance in full (including debts) or decline in full. So you cannot say that you keep the car but won't pay the loan.

Huh. What the hell is the context for that?

Screw this piece of shit attention stealing corporate social media.

The US decision is beyond stupid, don't get me wrong. But I have no sympathy for the Instagram from wish.

Yup, Europe is pretty heterogeneous

This. There is a reason why China has been censoring the internet so much, and why Russia and to a lesser degree Türkiye started doing it as well. And why two of the three most powerful people in the US apart from Trump control like 2/3 of all social media.

First, thanks for actually following up!

About the actual statement:

The U.S. State Department’s Office of the Legal Advisor concluded earlier this year that China’s mass imprisonment and forced labor of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang amounts to crimes against humanity—but there was insufficient evidence to prove genocide

I believe that "technically, we cannot prove it's genocide, just crimes against humanity" is still a pretty clear and bold statement.

Huh. Care to link the last one?

Yeah, sure. Just because one team is bad doesn't mean the other is good. There is a lot of poverty, exploitation and general shit happening "there".

I have a Trust GXT 590, nothing special, but works well enough for about everything with about everything. It can do both Bluetooth, USB-Dongle and USB cable (iirc)

People remember Chelsea Manning not for exposing war crimes, but for the crime of being trans. Checks out.

I guess my $170 1050ti will have to survive a bit longer, especially with current TDPs. My whole fucking computer uses 250W in games, monitor included