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by lyu07282 6mo ago
As an aside, I thought the BBC telling it's "journalists" not to call it a kidnapping was the most hilarious thing to come from this: https://www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/2026/01/05/bb
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
Don't worry nobody here said anything even remotely political, it wouldn't even occur to them, so your status quo is safe.
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
The inverse is also true, letting them whitewash their image by pretending they care about your privacy and seek to protect you will be good for their public relations, but only if we let them. I refuse to be this gullible and run to their
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
What are you even saying? It's like getting upset at somebody who criticizes a criminal because they once helped some grandma across the street. I'm not upset at the criminal because they helped a grandma across the street obvious
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
So it's the criminal that convinced themselves they are the good guys, I didn't expect that one. You are a malware company get a grip.
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
They assassinate truckloads of people all the time too though, Mossad operations in the west are usually not even investigated or reported by western media, they just quietly release agents back to Israel if they ever accidentally caught th
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
The alternative would be to just not do anything and to remove liability from Meta et al. In the world we live in, where competing interests already spent tens of billions to bribe/lobby the EU, we have to be realistic about it. This o
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
Exactly, representatives from both parties need to be forced to add FISA amendments that add privacy protections, most of everybody agrees with that enthusiastically if you explain it to them. Yet people are divided into their respective bu
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
Americans deep political confusion is really something to behold. How do you both hold the contradictions in your head? Every presidency no matter it's so called political ideology, liberal or conservative, have the same exact policies
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
No PRISM was the legal sharing of data, that's what op described just downloading all your data from the cloud companies. The thing you are thinking of is codenamed MUSCULAR that is evesdropping on unencrypted communication between yah
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
Worth mentioning that Chinese people have a vastly different perspective on new technology, in the west people are incredibly pessimistic. It's not the technology itself, it's the surrounding system that makes that difference. The
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by lyu07282 6mo ago
Perhaps there is something more fundamentally wrong here if the government subsidizes privatized infrastructure that is making billions in profit? In the early days of private radio stations governments required all kinds of things to the p
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
All establishment media, thinktanks and both parties are pro US imperialism in general which necessitates wars of aggression, you have to read this critique more like it's taking place within the pro-war group. Like everybody is agreei
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
Holy shit that's not the point, other people will call you and Tucker white supremacists BECAUSE of the things you believe, do you not see how explaining those things (like the white replacement theory) isn't helpful? Like we alre
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
He said immigrants make the country “poorer, and dirtier, and more divided.", he credited “white men” for “creating civilization.”, he was pro-iraq war he said he felt “no sympathy” for Iraqis, calling them “semiliterate primitive monk
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
Oh you are young, FUD was criticism to IBM sales people scaring customers away from PC compatible clones.
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
You think that matters to Israel or the US?
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
What you see here is the limits of liberal discourse on war, it's always 'here are the reasons why the war is justified' now let me explain why i'm against the war. Then discourse devolves into 'what is war even&#x2
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
> he doesn't even necessarily think the large scale replacement of white people in their home countries is a bad thing Tell us more about this white replacement theory, do you agree with Tucker?
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
There is this interesting split on the right on Israel, Tucker Carlson is one of the few large platforms talking on zionism. He also interviewed the US embassador to Israel Mike Huckabee who said they have a "biblical right to land fro
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
Those supply chain attacks we are seeing are bad, but if someone burns a 0day container escape for it, it would probably be a net positive effect on security overall. Just saying this is FUD.
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
I agree THAT ethno nationalist country in the middle east, with long-range ballistic missiles, secret nukes and a secret nuclear doctrine that hasn't signed any Non-Proliferation treaty should make everybody worried. But that country i
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
Many liberal people think he is an abberation, they would gladly return back to "normal". The point is, he is a symptom of a larger unaddressed sickness, there is no return to business as usual, it will only return far worse. To p
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
r/thathappened
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
That's why Meta paid for these os-based age identification laws[1], shifting the responsibility from itself onto the app stores. I agree it's probably preferable to do it on device instead of every website implementing an id check
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
I think in OpenSSH this was mostly fixed with ObscureKeystrokeTiming which is enabled by default: > Specifies whether ssh(1) should try to obscure inter-keystroke timings from passive observers of network traffic. If enabled, then for in
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
> Wasn't the New York Times' behavior in most of the conflicts you mention in line with American popular opinion? Dear god, what? I love the unintentional satire its so funny. "Its fine if the media lies to the people if t
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
From Manufacturing Consent: > by selection of topics, by distribution of concerns, by emphasis and framing of issues, by filtering of information, by bounding of debate within certain limits. They determine, they select, they shape, they
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
But what is your issue there? You said > Leftist states are absolutely authoritarian, from the UK jailing people for social media posts to China to extreme examples like NK, Cuba and Venezuela. So what is the issue you are having with th
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by lyu07282 7mo ago
But EU's liberalized energy market gives us resiliency and low prices for electricity! /s

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