Therms45

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[–] Therms45@europe.pub 2 points 3 weeks ago

I mean we do transport phone and internet signal all a roundthen world via big cables under the ocean already. That's non an impossible challenge.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 3 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

Every form of government is authoritarian by definition

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 1 points 3 weeks ago

That is correct, also not all types of schizophrenia have hallucinations as symptom at all. A diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia does not require hallucinations among the symptoms.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 1 points 3 weeks ago

Obama most definitely committed war crimes. And the point of my argument goes besides who's in power now. We were talking about workers voting for politicians that would endanger their own self interests. Neither the republican and democratic parties do the interests of the working class. It might bean simplified way to put it but it is a fact nonetheless.

Both parties only have at hearth the interests of the same capitalist classes. Both parties are there to protect the profits of Bigpharma, big tech, Unilever etc. That is what they do. Every other policy is only there to get you to vote them, and to keep people divided. Sure, vote for the liberal candidate if you feel that represents you because of the lgbtq rights, but be sure that another person will be voting the conservative candidate because they also feel represented by one of these "contour" policies these politicians adopt to manipulate us, and in the long run nothing changes. While republicans and democrsts pass each other the ball like 2 buddies playing catch, living conditions get worse for everyone (except the capitalists).

This is a simple fact, explained simply.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 1 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

You realise that the sun never goes away right? Half of the earth is illuminated 24/7

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 1 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

Again. Reading a message is just a minuscule, and not even the most important part, of the process of surveillance. The infrastructure necessary to implement something like this is a lot larger than just the software and hardware necessary to automate data collection.

And no, that infrastructure MOST DEFINITELY DOES NOT have the capacity to monitor everyone or even everyone who attended a protest. This is just a fact. The courts themselves would not have enough capacity.

Why do they not arrest every single participant then? You think everyone that doesn't get arrested is because they use signal and all of those that got arrested used WhatsApp? That's just disingenuous.

The technology exists, infrastructure not yet.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 0 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Obama is a war criminal, period. I don't give a fuck he didn't attack lgbtq. You voted for a war criminal, period.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 2 points 3 weeks ago (5 children)

If we had a stable and international network, there would be not a time without sun or wind.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub -2 points 3 weeks ago (4 children)

What are you gesturing at specifically? Obama put kids in cages too. Obama bombed the middle east too. They are literally the same party, one is served with mayo the other with ketchup, but both are the same dish. The both serve the same ruling class.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 1 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (2 children)

"Capacity" doesn't merely regard hardware. Right now in the US, the number of active LE officers is outnumbered 400 to 1. Meaning each police officer/FBI agent would have to keep an eye on 400 people at a time to get to the kind of surveillance state that many think is already here (it's not). The situation is similar if not worse in the rest of the western world. The UK is seeing record low numbers of LE officers, so low that the government changed the law few years ago to allow people with face tatoos in the force lol.

They do monitor individual "Profiles" when they have justifiable reasons for it. Monitoring aprofile can include everything, phone monitoring, social media monitoring, physical monitoring. But again, you must have been cause of serious worry for them to start such investigations on you.

In most cases simply attending a protest, which is protected by the constitution, would not amount to that kind of surveillance, even for the simple fact of lack of officers to monitor every attendant to the protest.

Again I'm not saying this stuff doesn't happen. It does happen, sometimes officers can pick on you and make stuff up to justify it, the use of AI models for this type of operations is gonna makes things worse for sure, and the way trump is using ICE as his personal paramilitary group also doesnt help, but we are still very very far for that Orwell's 1984 type of surveillance, merely from a technology and capacity standpoint.

Right now the people that are monitoring every single of your actions are big tech, not police or governments. And what I'm arguing is simply that safety should not come at the cost of action. Because that's also how they get you, either by arresting you or by making you so afraid that you won't rise up against them. They win in both cases.

I speak for me personally now when I say that even though I'm a privacy advocate, my priority is to try make change even at the cost of putting myself in risky situations, that's actually why I am a privacy advocate. It's not a tool I use to hide from the system, it's a tool I use to keep myself safe as I go against the system.

[–] Therms45@europe.pub 6 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (1 children)

No it's not! It's a minuscule step forward which will achieve no change whatsoever for the average person except an INCREASE in the amount of carcinogenic compounds in the atmosphere!

The massive step forward would be not needing boiling water and not needing to burn any fuel whatsoever to produce energy. That would be a "massive" step forward, not nuclear.

And btw, water vapour is a greenhouse gas too.

 

Hello everyone! I'm quite new to the LemmyWorld and to the world of open-source computing in general. I recently started my journey into the field of computer science, and immediately felt compelled to join this massive movement against big tech, and against the corporate takeover of the internet.

I'm working on this homelab in order to get some practice. So far I'm only self-hosting a website, which as you can see, revolves around privacy and anonymity. The site is really new and I'm planning on adding more sections and features in future..

So far it offers:

e2e encrypted messaging webapp, which allows you to send encrypted messages to an email address, without using any account or identifier on your part.

point of sale for British SIM card. In Britain we can buy SIM cards without providing any ID or KYC. Shipped worldwide

Tools: in this section I plan to uploaded any piece of software related to anti/counter-surveillance that I will develop in the future, so far it hosts a timezone-sync toolthat synchronizes your system timezone with your VPN's IP geolocation.

(It's not a trap!). This page allows you to see all the code that composes the frontend of the website, including all .js files. Considering safe ways to publish the backend code too safely.

I am planning on adding two more pages, one for privacy and cybersecurity related news, and one for educational content.

My main problem is that I'm not getting any traffic so far, so I haven't had the chance to test it properly, don't even know if the current setup can handle multiple requests so I was hoping to get some traffic and feedback if the post gets approved.

Please let me know what you think about it and what there is to be fixed!

https://privacy-hut.com/

Some technicalities about the website:

There are no cookies or trackers, I don't collect any telemetry data.

The server holds the ciphertext of the message only until the recipient opens it and reads it, it gets automatically deleted afterwards.

I don't self host my own email server, I'm using an SMTP relay server, Brevo. This doesn't break the 0-trust architecture because they simply only get the ciphertext, and recipient address just like myself, and I've set up the brevo profile to delete logs every day. The emails will appear as them have been sent by my server, not you. This choice has been made to ensure messages actually get delivered without ending up in spam folders.

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