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Last chance to protest Perhaps I have a lot of stubborn blood in me, but I never see a date or a law as a last chance. Protesting can also take the form of pe
by LinuxBender 5y ago
Last chance to protest
Perhaps I have a lot of stubborn blood in me, but I never see a date or a law as a last chance. Protesting can also take the form of people adding witty footers to their emails such as old propaganda slogans from WWII, periodic messages to chat or chat server status, links to simple how-to's for E2EE that maybe your non technical friends can follow. Put your E2EE solutions to the test. Have your child and a grand-parent follow the instructions. If a provider rejects your encrypted messages, switch providers. Money talks. This is just my opinion based on my limited anecdotal life experiences.
- vaylian 5y agoLast chance to protest against the passing of that law. Repealing laws is harder than stopping them from becoming passed.
- LinuxBender 5y agoYou're right. I know what they meant, I just refuse to accept or acknowledge a bad law. In my view, protesting also means going against something even if it means stepping outside the boundary of the law. Taking one for the team so to speak.
- lanamo 5y ago"Principiis obsta" [Ovid]. -> To Nip things in the bud. Hard to change afterwards...