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I know it's ironic given recent revelations, but am I the only one who's super-reluctant to click on any link ending in .ru or .cn? No jingoism here - probably
by wikiburner 13y ago
I know it's ironic given recent revelations, but am I the only one who's super-reluctant to click on any link ending in .ru or .cn?
No jingoism here - probably just too many years on Windows have me paranoid.
- andreypopp 13y agoKeep up with that
- panacea 13y agoI'm paranoid about clicking on any links regarding these revelations on a site self-labelled "hacker"-news... even reading The Guardian! And it disturbs me. I'm quite certain I'm on a algorithmically generated shortlist as a result of following this mess. I know the internet hasn't been the 'wild west' for quite some time, but it morphed into 'panopticon' pretty damn quickly.
- wwhitman 13y agoShortlist? That would be a very, very long list. So long in fact as to be totally useless. There is a cure for Internet paranoia. Fresh air and sunshine.
- panacea 13y agoShortlist? Used as a metric between deciding whether your get you next job, your affordable insurance policy.... long lists are easy to store and use with prejudice. I'm thankful that fresh air and sunshine is a viable pursuit for my weekend sojourn. Not so much for urban poor.
- muyuu 13y ago"No jingoism here" => proceeds with jingoism.
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- Grue3 13y agoYou probably should not trust any news sources that come from these two domains anyway. Pretty much guaranteed to be Russian or Chinese propaganda.