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I really really look forward to a world where internet service providers simply stop bowing to shitty unhealthy demands of sovereign powers. I (admittedly, a n
by rektide 5y ago
I really really look forward to a world where internet service providers simply stop bowing to shitty unhealthy demands of sovereign powers.
I (admittedly, a no-one) have no intent to respect this & every intent to eacallate my efforts to help people fight off pernicious piece of shit legislation.
On the plus side, the pushes towards hosting-it-yourself keep going up. The fact that all our rights online are granted by way of vast corporate intermediaries is systematically broken & vile, allows endless encroachment g degredation of base liberies. We can keep fighting battles, but starting to assert more natural rights, making this an ask not against service providers but against private persons, is how to tip this war back against the ever encroaching monstrous survelliance regime.
- rsync 5y ago"I really really look forward to a world where internet service providers simply stop bowing to shitty unhealthy demands of sovereign powers." rsync.net is not an ISP, but … way ahead of you there: https://rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt https://rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt Every Monday morning for 16 years.
- logifail 5y ago> Every Monday morning for 16 years Not wishing to seem defeatist, but if the Feds pitched up and threatened you with "bad things" if you didn't a) bow to their demands and b) keep signing the coming weeks' canary messages, how would we [strangers] be expected to detect this?
- visarga 5y ago> making this an ask not against service providers but against private persons, Good luck convincing a divided mass of people to do the same thing.