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Red flags galore. You should divorce immediately. Not the asshole. I do fear, in the long term, what happens to those chat logs? Surely they will be used fo

Red flags galore. You should divorce immediately. Not the asshole. I do fear, in the long term, what happens to those chat logs? Surely they will be used for training later on, and being anonymous doesn't always work out. Will the viewer be more AI bots? Human employees? Law enforcement? A dump on 4chan?

kragen 2y ago
not just training; they'll be used for background checks and targeted assassinations
TZubiri 2y ago
You should divorce them as your husband is a man, and I like women.
TZubiri 2y ago
One of the things that bit me is one of those anti-system videos where they tell you not to speak to police or whatever. Turns out it's better just to say "hi officer, yes officer, no officer" than spending the night in jail for absolutely no reason other than "the internet taught me how to react to police answering questions." A more harmless example is when I read that the best way to clean cooking oil spills was to add salt to absorb the oil. Didn't work, leaves more of a mess.
- sethammons 2y ago
  I fear you missed something in the don't talk to cops speech. https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=fhqbLEK3jypnK-k0 https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=fhqbLEK3jypnK-k0 Human nature may be to help. It is always a risk to talk to officers. If you are being obstinate, prepare for someone with an authority complex to sit on you. Be also ready for that same person to sit on you for no reason and twist anything you say into a problem. Just don't give them ammo against you.
  - TZubiri 2y ago
    Biggest thing I missed is that I don't live in the US. Even if I lived in the US, and the times I visited, I'm still disregarding most of the recommendations. It feels more like these people are making political statements of what should be and recruiting me and other viewers to help move towards that ideal. Especially they want regular citizens to do this shit so that everyone has plausible deniability. The issue is that I strictly want to differentiate myself from criminals, in my experience any of these movements or technologies like Tor, cryptocurrency, pool me with people doing really bad shit. If I'm in the US with a visa, and someone asks for my ID, I will show it to them, I will not shield illegal immigrants by refusing to show my visa. I will no longer do that in my country either, I literally thought "what if a Venezuelan was walking down these streets and the police stopped them, I must shield them by not revealing my identity" Fuck that, not my problem, here's my ID, officer. Similarly if police ask me what I'm doing at 2 am, I will now tell them that I was working and there was an incident with the server at 2 am. I will no longer shield criminals that may be up to no good at 2 am in my neighbourhood, i will make the cop's job easy. If my bank asks me for documentation of my business I will give it to them. If my ISP wants to see what servers I'm contacting for my porn, they may check my DNS requests and see that it's not a child pornography distributor. That's fine. It's ok, take your tinfoil hats on. Use your judgment instead of listening to online extremists with an agenda. (Getting regular people to act like criminals so that criminals associations and behaviours can appear as legitimate)
    - ribasushi 2y ago
      "First they came for…" by Niemöller wants a word with you. By not doing your social duty of providing plausible deniability wherever possible, you are recklessly endangering your future self, and everyone else you care or not care about.
      - TZubiri 2y ago
        Yeah, I remember that argument, I also thought, "I don't have weed on my backpack, but what if I had weed?" Man, fuck that. Glad I quit weed anyways.
- FullMetalBitch 2y ago
  I got rid of a fine but just being nice, acknowledging my mistake to the officer and apologizing without the intention of getting away without my well deserved fine.
- immibis 2y ago
  Conversely, it's better to spend a night in jail because you exercised your right to remain silent, than five years in prison because you accidentally confessed to something.

kragen 2y ago

not just training; they'll be used for background checks and targeted assassinations

TZubiri 2y ago

You should divorce them as your husband is a man, and I like women.

TZubiri 2y ago

One of the things that bit me is one of those anti-system videos where they tell you not to speak to police or whatever. Turns out it's better just to say "hi officer, yes officer, no officer" than spending the night in jail for absolutely no reason other than "the internet taught me how to react to police answering questions." A more harmless example is when I read that the best way to clean cooking oil spills was to add salt to absorb the oil. Didn't work, leaves more of a mess.

sethammons 2y ago
I fear you missed something in the don't talk to cops speech. https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=fhqbLEK3jypnK-k0 https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=fhqbLEK3jypnK-k0 Human nature may be to help. It is always a risk to talk to officers. If you are being obstinate, prepare for someone with an authority complex to sit on you. Be also ready for that same person to sit on you for no reason and twist anything you say into a problem. Just don't give them ammo against you.
- TZubiri 2y ago
  Biggest thing I missed is that I don't live in the US. Even if I lived in the US, and the times I visited, I'm still disregarding most of the recommendations. It feels more like these people are making political statements of what should be and recruiting me and other viewers to help move towards that ideal. Especially they want regular citizens to do this shit so that everyone has plausible deniability. The issue is that I strictly want to differentiate myself from criminals, in my experience any of these movements or technologies like Tor, cryptocurrency, pool me with people doing really bad shit. If I'm in the US with a visa, and someone asks for my ID, I will show it to them, I will not shield illegal immigrants by refusing to show my visa. I will no longer do that in my country either, I literally thought "what if a Venezuelan was walking down these streets and the police stopped them, I must shield them by not revealing my identity" Fuck that, not my problem, here's my ID, officer. Similarly if police ask me what I'm doing at 2 am, I will now tell them that I was working and there was an incident with the server at 2 am. I will no longer shield criminals that may be up to no good at 2 am in my neighbourhood, i will make the cop's job easy. If my bank asks me for documentation of my business I will give it to them. If my ISP wants to see what servers I'm contacting for my porn, they may check my DNS requests and see that it's not a child pornography distributor. That's fine. It's ok, take your tinfoil hats on. Use your judgment instead of listening to online extremists with an agenda. (Getting regular people to act like criminals so that criminals associations and behaviours can appear as legitimate)
  - ribasushi 2y ago
    "First they came for…" by Niemöller wants a word with you. By not doing your social duty of providing plausible deniability wherever possible, you are recklessly endangering your future self, and everyone else you care or not care about.
    - TZubiri 2y ago
      Yeah, I remember that argument, I also thought, "I don't have weed on my backpack, but what if I had weed?" Man, fuck that. Glad I quit weed anyways.
FullMetalBitch 2y ago
I got rid of a fine but just being nice, acknowledging my mistake to the officer and apologizing without the intention of getting away without my well deserved fine.
immibis 2y ago
Conversely, it's better to spend a night in jail because you exercised your right to remain silent, than five years in prison because you accidentally confessed to something.