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Freedom, cryptography & decentralization. No amount of violence can solve a math problem. #ExitAndBuild
...all politicians, of all parties and virtually without any exception, are guilty, whether directly or indirectly, of murder, homicide, trespass, invasion, expropriation, theft, fraud, and the fencing of stolen goods on a massive and ongoing scale.
Seeing many reports of AI conversations triggering contact from law enforcement. Chats with non-private LLMs (ChatGPT/Claude) are analyzed & flagged automatically, often triggering false positives. Value the right to ask stupid questions without fear? Use private AI tools.
If you're still relying on mainstream public AI models, you're COOKED. It's worse than Google. The prompts are stored forever and are used to train new models. They're also massively censored and adjusted so you get the most WOKE answers. LEARN HOW TO USE AI PRIVATELY TODAY…
Remember a federal court ruled that OpenAI is to retain all data, forever. If you delete it, it still exists. Data breaches are a matter of WHEN not IF.
Están empujando a más gente a usar custom roms o quedar restringidos como si fueran usuarios de iPhone.
Google confirms new Android rules will significantly restrict app sideloading. Google's new ID requirements may severely impact independent app stores.
The paper that taught an entire generation how buffer overflows work. "Code that does this is said to smash the stack, and can cause return from the routine to jump to a random address. This can produce some of the most insidious data-dependent bugs known to mankind." -…
🇩🇪 Today we celebrate #GermanUnityDay – a victory over oppression & mass surveillance. But history warns us: #ChatControl could bring surveillance back at a scale East Germany could only have dreamed of. It's like putting a spy in every phone with AI as judge. Let’s defend…
La patria es un invento. youtube.com/watch?v=BMqotS…
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¡POLÉMICA! 😱 Miguel Anxo Bastos DESTROZA a los PATRIOTAS: "La Patria...
I'm about to do something I think I've never done before, which is assert every bit of whatever authority I have as the person who discovered and wrote down the rules of open source. After ten years of drama and idiocy, lots of people other than me are now willing to say in…
The level of extremist political agenda within Open Source is truly staggering.
I didn't realize how much FOSS was controlled by political agendas and geopolitics until I started listening to Lunduke. Truly frightening.
Linux is rotting faster than ever. It's been infiltrated by a nefarious ideology and corporate interests long ago. I recommend all Linux users to slowly start learning a different system, like OpenBSD. Take it or leave it.
Abolish intellectual property. You cannot "own" an idea and it is fundamentally insane to suggest you can. Every single created work should be public domain to allow for infinite innovation and artistic freedom.
Privatization is also state intervention. It's the state pointing a finger at some lucky receiver and giving out what was never theirs to begin with to whomever they want. As a way of state intervention, it can have as many nefarious effects as any other.
So, just to make sure of something here... I'm betting that my book, "The Most Dangerous Superstition," would quickly be banned in North Korea, if it was big enough there to matter. Imagine if that were to happen. Then imagine that there was a rumor that someone in California…
Rust is going to be a mandatory part of Git 3.0. “On Git 3.0, nothing will work without Rust because it will be mandatory,” says Git developer Brian Carlson (who, according to his bio has pronouns of “They/Them”, and is a “cat parent”). “Without Rust [a Git 3.0 build] will…
![LundukeJournal's tweet image. Rust is going to be a mandatory part of Git 3.0.
“On Git 3.0, nothing will work without Rust because it will be mandatory,” says Git developer Brian Carlson (who, according to his bio has pronouns of “They/Them”, and is a “cat parent”).
“Without Rust [a Git 3.0 build] will…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G1KqS2TXkAAXH3m.jpg)
![LundukeJournal's tweet image. Rust is going to be a mandatory part of Git 3.0.
“On Git 3.0, nothing will work without Rust because it will be mandatory,” says Git developer Brian Carlson (who, according to his bio has pronouns of “They/Them”, and is a “cat parent”).
“Without Rust [a Git 3.0 build] will…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G1KqS2YWIAAh5z-.jpg)
![LundukeJournal's tweet image. Rust is going to be a mandatory part of Git 3.0.
“On Git 3.0, nothing will work without Rust because it will be mandatory,” says Git developer Brian Carlson (who, according to his bio has pronouns of “They/Them”, and is a “cat parent”).
“Without Rust [a Git 3.0 build] will…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G1KqS2MXgAEGy4c.jpg)
> switches to Linux > switches to GrapheneOS > most famous youtuber (who didn't sell his soul) >>> This is what digital privacy should look like. Even if you have your face all over the Internet, you still can have privacy when the camera is off. It's not black and white.
Make privacy a badge of honor. Make privacy tools a status symbol. Make the act of encrypting, self-hosting, and masking your identity a signal something that says you’re independent, intelligent, and not easily manipulated. Let's make privacy cool again.
The tools to fight back already exist: End-to-end encryption. Private payments. Decentralized infrastructure. The only thing standing between you and reclaiming your digital life your willingness to actually use them.
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