It’s difficult for them to change history, when people can point to previous versions of it. That’s why the capitalists are trying to shut all of these down.

The irony of goons covering their faces telling other people facial recognition scans aren’t a big deal.

We need a digital liquid democracy platform. We have the technology and infrastructure for it now, and it’s time for the people to rule themselves.

Not just between devices. Between people, too. Super handy to coordinate shared passwords. I use it with my wife for utilities and stuff.

You can also designate other Bitwarden accounts to have the ability to reset your master password, in case of emergency. So my wife has a password she can use to get in there, in case something happens to me. But people can’t do it on the sly, because it’ll notify the account holder of its use.

The Third Party Doctrine obliterated the fourth amendment.

Time to learn how to set up OPNsense.

Yup. Marx predicted what they’d do with such accuracy, it’s like they’re following a script. They should read ahead to see how it works out for them.

That’s exactly the outcome they’re preparing for. They know people are at their limit.

Depends which kind of partisan you’re talking to. One kind believes it’s ok to keep them in boxes in a bathroom. The other kind thinks ok to keep them in the trunk of a car or a private server.

Reasonable people want both kinds held accountable.

More likely they didn’t want to set a precedent of prosecuting people for selling state secrets, since they’re all doing it.

What’s this “future” shit? That’s how it is now. We have healthcare tied to employment in the US, and if you post anything negative about Nazis you will lose your job.

We’ve known since Snowden that these people browse private info for fun, and exchange anything spicy they find with each other. But this guy was straight up selling classified info to anyone who would buy it.

I’m shocked they’re letting this guy off with a plea deal. This was so far beyond misuse of systems. This was full on treason.

It depends on the surveillance coverage. If it’s widespread enough, they can track you between your departure and arrival locations. You’d also need two more disguises for both entering and exiting.

And of course, if you have a cell phone on you that pings anything, the jig is up.

They also count abortions in communist countries to pump up that “100 million” claim.

There’s been a few stories outing the feds as running most illegal porn sites on the dark net.

They knew this would happen. This was the intent. They’ve also been constructing cop city style military bases near most cities for “training,” and the collective reaction is largely apathetic.

The city leadership was not gullible pawns. They were involved in setting it up for this from the start.

You don’t think the EU and US are sharing surveillance data?

Germany’s returning back to full fascism, with overt state surveillance. This is bad news.

These efforts are almost never to get access, as they already have backdoors built in, but rather to legitimize the data they’re already gathering illegally. Once it’s legitimized, they can present it as is in court, rather than needing to go through the process of parallel construction.

Plus, legitimizing the backdoors allows other lower agencies access to them.