Check your languages, and make sure you have Undetermined selected. Otherwise you’ll filter out most posts.

Yep it does. The Obama admin issued ~60 NSLs every single day, and I’m sure the number hasn’t decreased since then.

@nutomic@lemmy.ml figured it out, should be good now.

That means that something is going on with hexbear’s outgoing federation. You’ll need to ask them if there’s something going wrong.

lemmy.ml -> hexbear.net seems to be fine.

https://lemmy.ml/?dataType=Post&listingType=All&sort=New

https://hexbear.net/c/badposting?dataType=Post&sort=New

A big part of me wishes the browser would just die. Its become a bloated and surveilled mess, entirely controlled by like 2 companies, with 90% of the actual data being javascript spyware. There’s almost no browser that can’t be fingerprinted and linked to your identity nowadays.

A simple markdown browser for static content (IE like gemini), and native apps with open APIs that can render markdown for dynamic content (IE like most fediverse apps), should be all we need.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2019/07/when-did-the-united-states-start-calling-itself-america-anyway/

Email is a really tough one especially, because it wasn’t designed with security in mind, and of course even if you’re on a secure email service, 99% of the emails you send and receive are going to be with non-secure services hoovered up by google or AWS.

Anything is better than google at least.

I have no reason to go back to it, and I switched away from it for the reasons mentioned: its grown very large, and has mainstream ads everywhere now.

The tor rabbit hole goes pretty deep, but ya based on the evidence I’d have to say its more a US developed counter-insurgency tool, rather than a privacy tool.

All speculation. You gave them your phone number (which also means your real identity), so you should assume they have it. And because its a US-based company, it must adhere to US laws including key disclosure laws, which make it illegal for any signal employee to tell you that any US government agency has asked for this information.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_security_letter

So the data that would be captured here is a network of hashed phone numbers and literally undecryptable messages

With this data you can build social networking graphs: who is talking to who, and when.

Also this is all the more suspect when you consider that US military / government agencies like OTF fund signal, and constantly try to push signal in privacy spaces.

For reference for ppl living in the US, this would means rents of ~200 USD .

The ones with zero fauna are the scariest to me. These are all over the US southwest.

Signal is def one, otherwise US government orgs like RFA and OTF wouldn’t be defending and pushing for it so hard in western privacy spaces, nor fund it.

I always assume the more popular it is, the more likely it is of being compromised.

I have no idea if it’s the case, but I switched away from mullvad after seeing billboards and ads of it everywhere, even on city infrastructure like trains and buses.

Ocean’s 11 style comedy movie about Fieri and a team saving maduro by taking the guards to flavortown and swapping himself in Maduro’s place.

I posted this above, but considering platner’s statements about how he signed up for the military to kill people, and went back multiple times (even as a merc), how many innocent middle-easterners do we think he killed? He’s definitely murdered at least a few innocent people.

Basically this:

Side point but considering platner’s statements on how he signed up to the military to kill people, re-deployed multiple times (eventually even as a blackwater merc), said he “enjoyed his experience”, how many innocent middle-easterners do you think he killed?

Neat vid, thx.

We’re gonna start cracking down on the rage-bait posting a little bit.