Summary of the article:

• The UK’s deindustrialization is China’s fault, not the fault of the capitalists who deindustrialized the UK
• The UK is trying and failing to reduce carbon and that’s somehow China’s fault
• China doesn’t even care about renewable energy

Mass-media propaganda might be the only innovation or export the west has and it’s stale af.

I was excited until I heard “blockchain”. This feels like a memecoin launch and I’m not sure it will actually help BRICS reputation.

“These Chinese magnets are a threat to national security!!!”

<replaces with Freedom Magnets>

<crashes into mountain>

Dumb fuckin libs tryna vote themselves out of fascism by voting for more dumb fucking libs

The data use policy for the pilot states that the footage cannot be actively monitored for law enforcement purposes, but that police may request access to previously stored footage.

So I guess they’ll only be providing live data to who? Food deliveries? Feed it into the healthcare system so they can be given medical care?

“Our ability to help the individuals directly is not really part of the pilot,

Yeah, it’s just a tool for pigs to sieze your shelter, property and violently oppress the most vulnerable.

“We’re not detecting folks,” Tawfik said. “We’re detecting encampments. So the interest is not identifying people because that will be a violation of privacy.”

Zero fucking self-awareness. All these techbros selling shitty python code to make it easier for fash boots to locate prole necks are class traitors and need to face the fucking wall.

Somewhat related, but I’m betting your account was already silently flagged for other “terrorist support activity”. I’d be certain it is now. Be safe, comrades.

Https is encrypted but it uses TLS which is a method thats pretty crackable with quantum computers as far as im aware

No. Current TLS ciphers and key exchanges, are EXTREMELY FAR from “pretty crackable” with anything, quantum or otherwise, especially when considering the lifetime of the keys are so short. The only entities we can reasonably foresee as capable of performing any kind of quantum cracking in the future are going to be global superpowers (arguably only the US and China).

But the keys to all TLS transactions are based in root CAs, and nearly all of those are subject to US/western intelligence jurisdiction. There’s no need for the state to crack RSA to compromise TLS. Look into how chain of trust works.

Because the traffics encrypted it cant be injected with malicious or otherwise stuff

MITM has been commercialized, it’s basically what Cloudflare does. If a host is behind CF your connection is only encrypted to CF, which then decrypts and re-encrypts the connection from itself to the host. Cloudflare is busy swallowing up the internet, so it’s not just state-level attacks that can openly compromise TLS with zero cracking required. VPNs can’t protect you from this, either.

The encryption is nice too but like i said it wont be secure for much longer so theyll have to update it soon to another protocol.

I’m sure you have good intentions, but you shouldn’t be making statements like this.

As a matter of opsec, I mostly agree. But security is always best achieved in layers (and to a degree, redundancy). People running any CIA/NSA-backdoored operating system are compromised before even thinking about being discrete.

Always assume you will be surveilled. Always assume you will be caught. Ultimately it’s strong encryption and total rejection of closed-source software that gives you the best defense against the pigs.

Recent Ukranazi Peace Plans™ which will totally force Russia to surrender without the Kiev Regime making any concessions:

1. Capture Kursk and kill civilians
2. Bomb nuclear power plants
3. Launch nuclear-capable missiles deep into Russian territory
4. Destroy the Kremlin
5. Assassinate Putin
6. Use a nuclear weapon on Moscow
7. Do large scale terrorist attacks

Thanks. I appreciate your time looking into that.

Still waiting to see that pasty technofascist to show up to any of his fistfights.

Okay, It looks like my preferred display name was just too long. I was trying to set it to “InterContinental Ballistic Marxist” and it kept failing without any error notification. Is it possible to increase the max alias length on the server to accommodate that, or is it hard-coded?

Didn’t NGE have a feature-length porn sequel that was probably animated by the same studio? Having met a few IRL I’m not going to stick my neck out for weebs that make memes of sexually suggestive anime characters.

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Lemmygrad being a remote corner of the internet and not one that many people are friendly to, I think it’s in out best interests to avoid hosting this kind of stuff full stop. The rest of the internet is a giant goon cave; we don’t need to be too.

Loli is shorthand for Lolita, which specifically implies sexual abuse of children and usually(?) refers to cartoons. Sexualizing a cartoon 14 year old is definitely that.

Yes. If I only change the display name it will very briefly look like it’s doing some kind of backend update, then the field will get cleared back to nothing. If I also change the theme and update the display name, the name it will persist after the “save” process and the theme will appear to applied, but all changes are lost if I refresh or navigate to a different page. The display name is never applied to any posts and never changes in the account actions menu in the upper-right.

500000 more warcrimes and Israel will get a polite verbal warning.

There’s never going to be a such thing as quantum secure. Cryptography is an arms race. All we can really do is make the maths more complicated and take longer; all attackers can do is try to reduce the time it takes.

Honestly? It really doesn’t matter that much considering the western empire basically owns the root-level chain of trust for nearly the entire internet. This is only for superpower state-level attacks, so why bother building a quantum supercomputers to crack RSA or break D-H, when you already have access to the private keys from nearly all CAs on earth? Not to mention almost no one uses anything resembling a secure OS or web browser, which is the only thing keeping your private keys secure.

Even if you’re shelling into a supersecret chinese personally-compiled openbsd VPS full of classified USDoD leaks, with your own personally managed 4096bit RSA keys with no other chain-of-trust to worry about, kicking down you door is going to be a hell of a lot cheaper and less complicated than building multi-trillion dollar gigantic secret underground quantum computers, that can, at best, break RSA in weeks instead of millennia. If that’s the case, then you better have strong disk encryption and nerves of steel. Ultimately breaking at-rest schemes and aes/(x)fish/serpent ciphers is more important.

If 4096bit RSA is somehow broken in our lifetimes, we can probably replace it with ed25519 or something more complicated and the arms race continues.

A large state breaking RSA is more-or-less a vanity project with regard to the implications.