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by aaomidi 1y ago
Ubuntu is.. not that good on the desktop
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Second this and even when these restrictions apply to foreign nationals as visa enforcement it’s still a chilling effect on American citizens.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Some chemicals can be extremely potent climate problems. Starlink does represent an astronomical increase in these metals etc in the atmosphere.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
I think that is in fact contribution. It’s really just as simple as that.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
This is basically every superpower.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
American violence is why we end up migrating to America.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
I don’t think china actually has this level of surveillance state anymore. The social credit system has, from my shallow understanding, been effectively removed in a bunch of the cities it was setup in.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Already was if you’re one of the millions of Americans from a country America has ravaged.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Tbf we’ve kinda had these taboo topics in the US for a while.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Well yes. given that the current president isn’t pouring fuel on the fire.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
After they fired how many protestors?
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by aaomidi 1y ago
US and China basically.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Literally none of this matters. Ban them from operating in the US. There are literally countless better ways to deal with this. Also, given this party is trying to legalize child labor in multiple states, I don’t think they did this because
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by aaomidi 1y ago
1. It’s a lot more complicated than this. 2. That situation has never stopped weird alliances before.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Then fine the companies and don’t shackle the workers. This isn’t just going to impact our relationship with Korea, but also the rest of the world too. Optics, in international relations, matter a lot.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if China decides to step into that role. As the influence of America wanes, it’s a perfect opportunity for China. And as we saw in the Pakistan - India conflict, their weapons work.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
This is what Iran does btw.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
A single school shooting is going to reverse this.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Plex works on chromecast etc, not for jellyfin
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by aaomidi 1y ago
As an American, British, German, etc citizen our taxes are funding a genocide. But we are here giving self help guides on how to tune out the sounds of dying kids instead of demanding consequences from our government.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
That has basically been the entire point of the US military since the end of the Cold War (and before that too, but you could argue there was a better reason back then)
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by aaomidi 1y ago
tsa precheck
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Very interesting that you’re mixing two sources: one partially reputable and one entirely unreliable for this news. And then you don’t make a distinction of which claim comes from where. The first claim comes from BBC, all the rest come fro
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by aaomidi 1y ago
This is what multi perspective helps with. It doesn’t mitigate every single attack. But think about what DANE is for a second. If a bad actor is MITMing your connection to some endpoint, they certainly can MITM your DNS queries too.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Doesn’t matter. I think we’re fighting semantics. Certificates are cached trust, and all the cache busting problem applies here.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
AKA they suck in this context
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Running basic automation to keep your certificates renewed is not difficult. I do this on my toy website and it’s been working without me touching it since before the pandemic.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
You’re just moving your root of trust to DNS then? With certificates we’re doing multi perspective validation. DNS root of trust is silly. DNSSEC is not a proper root of trust
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by aaomidi 1y ago
This has existed for a while. It doesn’t address another major issue with revocation: user agents that aren’t browsers don’t implement it.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
This is one of the biggest things I miss from Iran.

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