kravietz 🦇 @kravietz@social.privacytools.io

"Russian state hackers rarely share code with one another"

<-- kind of obvious to anyone who had seen Eastern European public administration extremely siloed and "private kingdom" culture.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/russian-state-hackers-rarely-share-code-with-one-another/

@rf Друзья, нужна статья которая простым языком объяснит 1) проблемы приватности ФБ и ВК, 2) что это федеративные соцсети. Надоело объяснять одно и тоже знакомым, а хочу их по больше привлечь к Мастодону. Есть такое?

@yogthos Just to remind: US embargo on trade with Cuba was imposed after Cuba took over US companies without compensation, and then extended after Cuba accepted Soviet ballistic missiles. Sounds like pretty good reasons to stop making business with someone to me...

@yogthos Догоним и перегоним, remember? If your system claims to be superior to alternatives and threatens to replace them, it should be at least able to secure its existence. And how could it possibly replace them if it depends on its loans?

@yogthos If socialism worked, Cuba wouldn't be concerned about any embargos in the first place.

And Cuba has not only shorter life expectancy that most EU countries, but also absolutely disgraceful income per person, 5x times less than France used as example here.

@Wetrix That's actually very good news, as this means they're unable to work around FF privacy features any further, as they did with fingerprinting.

@Wetrix before everyone runs to try it out, it's only available to US users at this moment 😔

Another great comprehensive article on DNS privacy (and routing security) http://ipj.dreamhosters.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/ipj222.pdf via @saper