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by nopcode 5y ago
All of which you stated are just Belgian *plans* which have changed. The new gas power plants weren't build and the nuclear reactors weren't shut down.
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by nopcode 5y ago
Best option is to use software that supports SOCKS. Alternatively you can set up local proxies (eg stunnel) or inject SOCKS support into the TCP calls of your app (eg. ProxyChains) Tor only supports TCP, so you cannot route all traffic
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by nopcode 5y ago
TAILS has a very simple approach: - Configure all applications to use Tor with the SOCKS proxy - Block all non-Tor traffic with iptables https://tails.boum.org/contribute/design/Tor_enforcement
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by nopcode 5y ago
I'm in the same boat. I believe this will make it even harder for them to operate in Europe.
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by nopcode 5y ago
For those wondering why there aren't any SWIFT employees chiming in: - They barely have internet access at their Office, it's a big hassle and it's all recorded. - Very strong security culture, both digital and physical. - Th
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by nopcode 5y ago
It's just VPN and MPLS connecting banks with SWIFT.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> how this distinction is important It's not. At least not in the short term.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> is not a problem of SWIFT, same for similar cases Perhaps it was not in SWIFT's domain of responsibility. But it was for sure a problem for them and it's why they started CSP.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> And anyone who hacks SWIFT will be able to fake fund transfer instruction? More common is to hack any bank connected to SWIFT, and send messages on the SWIFT network over that bank's SWIFT terminal.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> Switched to conduct trade with China China and the EU are not trading the same commodities with Russia though. Adapting the largest supply chains takes years, decades even.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> QoL impact on the average Russian What is the "average" Russian exactly? Moscow and St. Petersburg is only ~10% of the population. ~20% is completely rural (Boratesque) and the remainder (from what I've seen from vlogger
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by nopcode 5y ago
Reminds me of those smug Norwegians subsidising EVs with the profits of oil exports. We’re all a bit jealous of course.
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by nopcode 5y ago
This is what Strada (COMING SOON) is aiming to solve.
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by nopcode 5y ago
What’s your opinion on zerocarb/carnivore diets? I don’t eat any fibers.
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by nopcode 5y ago
It was my first distro back in 2009, I was 15. Back then Slack was the most recommended distro "if you really want to learn linux".
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by nopcode 5y ago
110-160 EUR / hour. cybersecurity for ICS.
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by nopcode 5y ago
CIA World Factbook is a horrible and usually outdated source.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> big youtube personalities You mean the same people that are being "sponsored" by VPN providers for years? Why would we want to trust youtubers of all people?
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by nopcode 5y ago
Rotring is a great pencil brand I can recommend. My grandfather has a couple that lasted over 30 years.
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by nopcode 5y ago
Yes, I would take that bargain. Reducing 193 murder victims (Belgium 2017) to 19.3 victims. Assuming there's a 1:1 victim/killer ratio, that would mean ~20 executed killers of which 1 is innocent. So, "accidentally" kill
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by nopcode 5y ago
Yes, encryption is not banned, but e2e encryption is. e2e encryption with a gov decryption key is not e2e.
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by nopcode 5y ago
> It is better that a criminal go unpunished than for a single innocent person to be harmed wrongfully by the government. That really depends on the number of criminals and the total harm they cause to our society versus the har
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by nopcode 5y ago
As a Belgian I guesstimate that WhatsApp has more than 80% of IM market share here. > it's probably not a bad guess that they would lose more users globally due to the bad publicity it would generate than they would lose by cutting
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by nopcode 5y ago
Because I read the draft. > ... it is prohibited to provide a device or service that hinders the following: ... eavesdropping and recording of non-public communications.
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by nopcode 5y ago
This is mainly to catch drug cartels.
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by nopcode 5y ago
It is explicitly banning e2e encrypted services or devices.
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by nopcode 5y ago
"E2E encryption ban" != "encryption ban"
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by nopcode 5y ago
Belgium isn't as small as people think. Both in total GDP and GDP per capita it is around top 20 country globally. Facebook isn't allowed to track non-Facebook users in Belgium. As a response, all Facebook pages are now behin
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by nopcode 5y ago
I wish we would just come up with a strong, transparant legal decryption framework already. We moved our lives completely digital before e2e encryption came around, claiming that we cannot go without e2ee is false. The "new law"
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by nopcode 5y ago
I'm interested in products that are not made with slave labour or under dictator regimes. I feel like the site is trying to imply this... but Europeans are actually really good at modern day slave labour.

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