kravietz 🦇 @kravietz@social.privacytools.io

CyBOK has just published release v1.1 - this is an extremely useful set of frequently updated cyber security guidelines managed by a number of universities across UK covering topics from risk & governance to low-level tech like #cryptography and web application #security

https://www.cybok.org/knowledgebase1_1/

@rochelimit

I don't think you need "evidence of freedom restrictions" if if in 7 years he was allegedly (!) seen in person by 3 three people.

I'd rather ask for evidence for lack of restrictions, and so far there haven't been any. I don't think what we did see can be interpreted as anything else than carefully orchestrated evidence that he's still alive.

Once again: there's literally no evidence he wrote even a single word of the public opinions attributed to "Snowden" since 2014.

@v0lta Vultr or Hetzner, the latter has a bit of 2000's management interface but cheapest.

@rochelimit

You don't know if he has residency, or an apartment on the edge of Moscow. Nobody knows that. Nobody was there, nobody has seen his residence card, nobody actually talked to Snowden other than on Skype and I think one journalist in an obscure hotel room.

@piotrsikora @_zboral

Dostosowana do przeciętnego odbiorcy 🤷 Przy okazji piękna manipulacja w tekście na samym dole - w 2020 roku, pomimo lockdownów i ograniczeń w podróżach, zginęło 1140 osób i Angora uważa, że to super, bo rok wcześniej zginęło 10% więcej.

@rochelimit

Russian media saw Snowden in Yasenevo back in 2014. Yasenevo is GRU headquarters, not FSB. Also if he indeed has "freedom of movement", he hasn't been using it too much - he was never saw in any public place, never met with journalists or fans, basically there's no evidence of him actually being free to do anything. Regarding your mention of "policy of never interviewing for Russian media", there's also no evidence of him having freedom to any policy.

https://web.archive.org/web/20150627191516/http://lifenews.ru/news/120547

According to a new IEA study, mining doesn't undermine EV potential for reducing CO2 emissions. EVs require a lot of mined materials but lifecycle emissions are just 50% of gasoline cars, and can go down to 25% if manufacturing is powered by low carbon energy.

https://www.iea.org/reports/the-role-of-critical-minerals-in-clean-energy-transitions

@ademalsasa Same here, Fidonet was the first for me. A few years later I discovered Usenet but only when I joined university, because we had Internet there - while Fidonet was operating 100% without Internet, based on PCs with modems dialing each other.

🇬🇧 "Our elite schools foster emotional austerity and fierce clique loyalty. Here a privately educated writer of the prime minister’s generation reveals the lasting damage public schools do"

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/aug/08/public-schoolboys-boris-johnson-sad-little-boys-richard-beard

#Snowden, living in GRU safe house in Russia, who just deployed countrywide deep-packet inspection censorship and surveillance, quoted in Russia Today, a propaganda outlet, is certainly the authority to speak on "insulting privacy" 🤦‍♂️

Marburg virus cases confirmed in Guinea by two laboratories and National Sanitary Safety Agency. ☣️

Marburg is a hemorrhagic fever virus classified as "extremely dangerous" by WHO. Last large outbreak was 2005 in Angola with 90% case fatality rate across 252 cases. Later single cases were detected in Uganda.