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This is the same country whose prime minister tried to ban encryption because "the laws of mathematics are very commendable" but should nevertheless be subservi
by Rebelgecko 5y ago
This is the same country whose prime minister tried to ban encryption because "the laws of mathematics are very commendable" but should nevertheless be subservient to the laws of Australia
- FredPret 5y agoWhat a way to solve for X! Do it by decree. What a moron. This is what you get in a political system dominated by lawyers.
- Barrin92 5y agoI mean, he's right though. People who constantly bring up this "you can't ban math " meme make about as much sense as someone trying to argue you can't impose a speed limit because of the laws of physics. Australia is sovereign and it controls the communication in its territory is the point.
- FredPret 5y agoWell, if they want to ban the communication of certain numbers and collapse their online economy that’s their problem. But what these idiots frequently ask for is a backdoor key to encryption that only the government can use. It’s frustrating to see weapons-grade technical ignorance in our leaders when we have an increasingly technical society.
- bee_rider 5y agoSpeak for yourself, I'm moving somewhere with a higher refractive index so my kids can play in the street more safely.