@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... And microslop acvount security. Sure you have two actual security keys, and a good password plus authenticator, but you need to add security questions too.

@nprofile1q...

> why doesn’t anyone give a crap about freedom zero?

I think the answer is people *do* care about their freedoms - including this one - but won't actually consider it worth fighting for until they want to actually use it. And right now it's still somewhat comfy in the locked-down ecosystems. Think of it as frogs in a hot tub.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... TFW you can just see the speed of light...

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... you know steganography exists, right? And that markov model is just compression with a huge PSK - the model.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I have had two stores fail on invisible recaptcha already. Right now they lose some customers, but soon I will lose all ability to buy anything or having to get a new Google tether. Seems relevant.

@nprofile1q... Similarly

I wanted to go to the supermarket, which should be nearby. Because the designers of the suburb I live in didn't actually think about how people live, or because they wanted to lock people into driving, it's needlessly hard. With a SUV, I can do it in a dangerous and expensive way! But it's still better than nothing! Success!

It's scary to me how easy that was to transcribe...

@nprofile1q... 99% by lack of sufficient taxes.

@nprofile1q... do you have a link on Verus?

@nprofile1q... Can you make a comparable infographic of area needed versus amount of food?

@nprofile1q... Statuary? Did you mean statutory or do I have a new word to learn?

@nprofile1q... do realize that such a thing would lead to one party immediately claiming that their opponent was cheating everywhere, and seeing how much would stick.

The downside of trying to give power to the formerly disadvantaged is that there's now a new avenue of power.

@nprofile1q... When can we expect to see the first state put up a law prohibiting federal officers with XYZ yards of a polling station? Y'know, to prevent interference according to 94-year historical precedent.