Corporations would prefer to take away your right to public utilities than face a loss to their profit margin.

When engaging in criminal activity, you have no “legal” recourse for malicious behavior, so you work on the web of trust instead.

If you can’t trust the software, nor the publisher, nor the hash verified by however many seeders, then don’t download it in the first place. Me personally, considering I install indie porn games on the regular and never once gotten a virus that I know of, I think it’s worth it to trust others.

Of course you could always go into paranoid zero trust mode but sometimes being a social being means trusting the criminal serving you free shit isn’t ratfucking your data

There are no good guys in war

Time to start hosting Trojans on your website

Give all trans people the bodies they want for 30 mins

Clearnet shall become brainfucked by states and corporations if’n it already hasn’t been, and OpenNIC and Dark Web pirates will reign supreme. Remember, this stuff only really affects public trackers and “cable pirates,” not sophisticated private tracker communities or anything else

Fucking finally holy shit! Fuck the Moonies, fuck the LDP, and especially fuck Abe-san for being such a fascist. May his spirit wander Tokyo restlessly forever

I have no way of knowing. I think they’re the same imo

https://opennic.org/

It’s the consequences of the MIT and Apache licenses showing up in real time.

GPL your software, people!

Thus to all proprietary software!

Removed by mod

Racism.

Wonder what a burned Tesla smells like

Start accepting American LGBT refugees then.

Zero trust. Assume everything is compromised and mitigate the risk from each thing that is compromised.

ISP spying on you? VPN, encryption, spoof a metadata trail to throw off any potential correlation attacks.

Compromised modem? Air gap stuff, use wired LAN, some other stuff idk.

And so on. Just keep in mind that sometimes, your data just isn’t that valuable, and plan accordingly

You want to talk of insurrection? We Americans have the FBI and NSA to worry about, so don’t count on hearing about partisan activity before it actually happens.

I think P2P especially BitTorrent is still strongly resistant against any type of fed fuckery, especially if you consider private trackers.

Streaming piracy sites are always going to fall because of DNS and other bullshit.

Matrix and XMPP are decentralized, much better than Revolt for that purpose.

P2P code repo when? Git needs to die in 2025