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Take dividends and donate them to Fediverse servers. As your enemy gets stronger, so do you.

Try it. Not everyone responds to opposing views like that.

Campaign finance laws

Not saying we shouldn’t donate to worthy causes, but if we’re going to call using free software without paying abuse, then there are many technology users to round up.

Google sometimes deplatforms people as well. Regardless of one’s politics, one can’t be positive it won’t happen to them should the winds change.

/m/whoosh

Reference?

Eh…they’ll just pay the ransom like everyone else.

There are two markets for cybersecurity:

1. Private companies who get it
   (of which there aren’t many)
2. Federal government
   (who lives on the nonstop taxpayer gravy train)

The manufacturing and engineering worlds still need people, and it dovetails well into our existing skillsets.

It’s the way of the world. The only way around it is to find some herculean means to save money and join them.

There’s far more support behind that right from the founding fathers than a comma.

If I were Elon I would respond with a “Challenge Accepted” and start floating balloons with access points.

Divide and conquer. One of the oldest tricks in the book.

Tribalism has a great place in finding us community and support. That having been said, we must never, EVER lose sight of what is right and what is wrong.

OK…but there were many witnesses and writings of him spread all over the region. That’s a lot of written accounts in many unknown places to edit.

Source: am an ethical hacker/ red teamer.

What is the recommended on-ramp for someone with a CS degree and a networking background?

And this is why security and privacy practices are so important. It’s not important until it is.

Until MAGA isn’t the one. Until it’s somebody else, like a pro-Palestinian group or a gun control group.

Right is right and wrong is wrong.

It’s one of those things that’s OK until it isn’t.

We neocons, along with the DNC, lost our minds in the wake of 9/11. We’ve since reevaluated the implications of much of what we greenlit back then. Sadly, at this point it’s too little, too late.

Those who love this kitschy schlock think it’s innovative.

Pop and stadium country are no different.

How come?

It isn’t the first time propaganda has been taught in our public schools. At all.