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Almost no Venezuelan believes that social protest and political negotiations within Venezuela would have caused a change in government, according to a poll commissioned by the WSJ. Incredibly sad to s...
If a government has the will to listen when the majority of citizens are protesting (or at least supporting the protests), then the protests wouldn't be needed in the first place.
When the protests are needed then you already have a tyrannical government that won't back off even if 99% of people are protesting. The only possibility of change at that point is a violent revolution, but most violent revolutions don't end well, and instead end in an even more tyrannical regime.
Specially, if citizens are disarmed because of gun laws, then maybe only criminals have guns, and you don't want a society run by criminals when the revolution succeeds.
So at that point the individual solution is emigration. And the collective solution, I fear, does not exist.
When the protests are needed then you already have a tyrannical government that won't back off even if 99% of people are protesting. The only possibility of change at that point is a violent revolution, but most violent revolutions don't end well, and instead end in an even more tyrannical regime.
Specially, if citizens are disarmed because of gun laws, then maybe only criminals have guns, and you don't want a society run by criminals when the revolution succeeds.
So at that point the individual solution is emigration. And the collective solution, I fear, does not exist.
NB: http://silent.link completely circumvents The Great China Firewall and alike.
https://youtu.be/ubLr1MWiqwA
Isn't this true for all foreign SIM cards? The Chinese government allows foreign SIMs to work without restrictions, as far as I know.
we don’t have a privacy policy because we don’t store/read any data, you can check the source code
maybe we should just add it to say that
the benefit over open router is that the payment layer i...
But your providers on the marketplace can still store the prompts. Correct?
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TIL: the https://BitcoinHackers.org Mastodon instance was defederated/cancelled in 2023 for "promoting environmental harm" with Bitcoin mining (never mind crypto mining promotes the use of stranded renewables).
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_23aa5bd5-8550-47e3-8e33-a204300af672
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_23aa5bd5-8550-47e3-8e33-a204300af672
@routstr, your Privacy page returns 404:
https://routstr.com/privacy
You, or the providers in the marketplace, can read the prompts. I need to know why I should use this instead of OpenRouter or Poe.com.
https://routstr.com/privacy
You, or the providers in the marketplace, can read the prompts. I need to know why I should use this instead of OpenRouter or Poe.com.
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I2P? Definitely enough nodes. I use it daily.
Or did you mean Nostr relays on I2P? I don't know about this.
If you meant Reticulum, then I don't know.
Sideband's UI isn't great. But Reticulum is E2EE and can do much more than Bitchat: Bluetooth, WiFi, LoRa, etc.
Sideband's UI isn't great. But Reticulum is E2EE and can do much more than Bitchat: Bluetooth, WiFi, LoRa, etc.
Do they have enough nodes these days? That was a big issue back then
I2P? Definitely enough nodes. I use it daily.
Or did you mean Nostr relays on I2P? I don't know about this.
Or did you mean Nostr relays on I2P? I don't know about this.
I want to see how far we can push Amethyst into both the decentralization and privacy dimensions. The next step is to implement Pokey and kill our notification server. Then Negentropy and local databa...
Please, take a look also at I2P and Reticulum.
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A KYC'd internet will be uninteresting to me. Nobody will post anything controversial.
We will retreat to Nostr, darknets, E2EE chats, etc. A more obscure alt internet.
https://njump.me/nevent1qqs0h9ngmth5l4k6u0vphs3crv0txwz4mkkawncn9g2kgwhen8e6cfgzypgdjn7zmpvqc6ptqud9gtutrcc6yq9s2z96h9dr80hss4wl9qwkxd5xhfv
And a KYC'd internet might be the end of Web2.0.
In the sense of the beginning of the end of crowdsourced content, with our clicks data-mined as the new oil.
But we have the darknets and the distributed uncensorable web3.
The Web is dead. Long live the Web.
We will retreat to Nostr, darknets, E2EE chats, etc. A more obscure alt internet.
https://njump.me/nevent1qqs0h9ngmth5l4k6u0vphs3crv0txwz4mkkawncn9g2kgwhen8e6cfgzypgdjn7zmpvqc6ptqud9gtutrcc6yq9s2z96h9dr80hss4wl9qwkxd5xhfv
And a KYC'd internet might be the end of Web2.0.
In the sense of the beginning of the end of crowdsourced content, with our clicks data-mined as the new oil.
But we have the darknets and the distributed uncensorable web3.
The Web is dead. Long live the Web.
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The demolition of the free Internet continues at full speed:
EU age verification app to ban any Android system not licensed by Google
https://reddit.rtrace.io/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1mah79o/eu_age_verification_app_to_ban_any_android_system/
We're going to need VPNs, Tor, I2P, BlueSky, Nostr, Mastodon, Lemmy, PeerTube, the Indieweb, etc.
EU age verification app to ban any Android system not licensed by Google
https://reddit.rtrace.io/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1mah79o/eu_age_verification_app_to_ban_any_android_system/
We're going to need VPNs, Tor, I2P, BlueSky, Nostr, Mastodon, Lemmy, PeerTube, the Indieweb, etc.
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