For sure, best way to secure data is not to connect it to the internet. Also very much agree that developing domestic software or at least using open source is a basic requirement for maintaining sovereignty. Hopefully China will accelerate their push to excise western proprietary software from their ecosystem.
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Popular movements in India and Vietnam launch Cuba solidarity campaigns on Fidel’s birthday
(peoplesdispatch.org)
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Organizations from the African continent launch day of solidarity with the Alliance of Sahel States
(peoplesdispatch.org)
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Israeli government official arrested in Nevada in internet crimes against children sting
(www.theguardian.com)
The only thing that's noteworthy here is that China was still using US based software in critical places.
just democracy things
oh nice thanks for finding the talk
no idea unfortunately, looks like a fun talk
It's as if Russia has had a consistent position for the past three years that the west has been ignoring, and now they're acting surprised that Russian position hasn't changed in light of the latest tantrum from Burgerland.
A lasting and stable peace that Russia will dictate because it defeated the west while the west refuses to face reality and negotiate.
Still working great for everyone outside western shithole countries.
That's how the two arms of the oligarch party work together. The republicans pass things that are unpalatable, and dems make sure these things become institutionalized.
Dems have been running concentration camps since at least Obama time. https://www.aclu.org/news/smart-justice/president-obama-wants-continue-imprisoning-immigrant-families
I'm pretty sure people who buy those watches can afford to eat the tariff.