It’s not a proxy war. It’s an invasion with international support for the defence of the invaded nation.

A defence alliance

4 years

that’s very optimistic

Giving Musk lots of money is what elevated him to power. Covering his antics seems to hurt his brands and put pressure on various news media and governments to do something about his misinformation network.

The nazi salute alone and the resulting coverage has gotten several organisations to drop twitter

As usual, he’s not even funny.

that sucks…

This is a great time to take stock of which of your news sources, friends or family can’t be trusted

Not the same ballpark

… they said while supporting more genocide

You fucked up, regardless of what you tell yourself now

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It’s cheaper to incite racism than to deliver government services

I guess Robert E Lee losing was helpful, but I suspect they’re just racists and not honoring him for being such a loser

Repeated prisoners’ dilemma. They have to threaten and they have to add tariffs if the US does, anything else would be bad strategy

It’s not helped by the fact that Trump is corrupt and might have different winning conditions like “make Putin happy”, but that doesn’t change what Canada has to do.

Zuckerberg reportedly decided to do away with censorship mechanisms at Meta after a seemingly innocuous photo that he posted on Facebook in November 2023 about the surgery that was performed on his left anterior cruciate ligament failed to go viral,

pathetic

There’s a lot of good books written by awful people. I guess Gaiman might be one of those awful people

Tailscale is very popular among people I know who have similar problems. Supposedly it’s pretty transparent and easy to use.

If you want to do it yourself, setting up dyndns and a wireguard node on your network (with the wireguard udp port forwarded to it) is probably the easiest path. The official wireguard vpn app is pretty good at least for android and mac, and for a linux client you can just set up the wireguard thing directly. There are pretty good tutorials for this iirc.

Some dns name pointing to your home IP might in theory be an indication to potential hackers that there’s something there, but just having an alive IP on the internet will already get you malicious scans. Wireguard doesn’t respond unless the incoming packet is properly signed so it doesn’t show up in a regular scan.

Geo-restriction might just give a false sense of security. Fail2ban is probably overkill for a single udp port. Better to invest in having automatic security upgrades on and making your internal network more zero trust

Isn’t that kind of necessary and what we did the last time? Add tariffs targeted towards products relevant to red states.

Perhaps it was just a bird strike

Yeah it’s not hugely effective