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4·15 hours agoI’m betting within a decade if it actually works
1·18 hours agoyup email is just fundamentally not the right tool for this
2·2 days agoSame, there are a lot of tipping point that could end up being unlocked in the near future. The effects could be utterly disastrous. Interestingly, places like Cuba or DPRK might be best prepared because they’re largely self sufficient. China and Russia are likely in a good position as well because they have end to end domestic supply chains. The countries that will be most affected are the ones that leaned in heavily into globalization and allowed their industries to become gutted. As supply chain disruptions due to climate disasters start becoming a common place occurrence, all these fragile just-in-time supply chains are going to crumble.
Right, which really suggests that email is not the right medium if you want genuine privacy.
Right, understanding what your threat model is important. Then you can make a conscious choice regarding the trade offs of using a particular service, and you understand what your risks are.
Metadata tracking should be very concerning to anyone who cares about privacy because it inherently builds a social graph. The server operators, or anyone who gets that data, can see a map of who is talking to whom. The content is secure, but the connections are not.
Being able to map out a network of relations is incredibly valuable. An intelligence agency can take the map of connections and overlay it with all the other data they vacuum up from other sources, such as location data, purchase histories, social media activity. If you become a “person of interest” for any reason, they instantly have your entire social circle mapped out.
Worse, the act of seeking out encrypted communication is itself a red flag. It’s a perfect filter: “Show me everyone paranoid enough to use crypto.” You’re basically raising your hand. So, in a twisted way, tools for private conversations that share their metadata with third parties, are perfect machines for mapping associations and identifying targets such as political dissidents.
the actual pirates of the Caribbean
Unknown at this time.
Open sourcing these thing would definitely be the right way to go, and you’re absolutely right that it’s a general solver that would be useful in any scenario where you have a system that requires dynamic allocation.
live footage from Estonia
Yeah for sure, I do think it’s only a matter of time before people figure out a new substrate. It’s really just a matter of allocating time and resources to the task, and that’s where state level planning comes in.
it’s a pretty big case right now
mfbc told them so, liberals don’t have thoughts of their own
British state propaganda upset that civilians are evacuated from the war zone. Shouldn’t be a surprise I suppose given that the UK is fully backing a genocide right now.