You need to meet the right people.

That show on Discovery channel about people moving to Alaska was visionary.

The time of our lifes. It can only get worse and I'm here to watch it all burn.

And we all remember the huge drama about it because they allowed for taking the keys out and backup them up.

The official service is bound to need a SSO login from bad privacy related providers. They insist in not allowing a simple account creation with just email and password.

Infrastructure will always be used by evil and good. If it exists. Just like a road. Normal people use them as well as murderers.

If a good encryption chat software exists it will be used. It's necessary for normal privacy and sensitive topics between people but those ones will also use it. Nothing to do about it.

American recipes in a nutshell.

It feels like we have to keep screaming this at peoples faces for them to understand.

It's impossible to survive and be productive or do anything useful in the fucking heat.

It's not like we already have Japan with years ahead living this specific social crisis. Something could be learned.

I'm pretty sure I still pay all the renewable energy I consume at home. I wish the bill was zero, that would be amazing.

Oh the good old days of suffering from a distro based on the US that has to follow the stupid laws of software patents and problems coming from all that shit.

One of the top reasons to use Arch when I started because of the pragmatic approach of do not giving a fuck.

Understanding is simple. Every few years, 5 or 8 or 10, there's a big marketing push and brain wash around trying to destroy encryption by using the excuse of CSAM. Nothing new, a play as old as ever. It's basically (and really the whole point) trying to pass mass surveillance into law hoping that people forget the arguments of the last time or that people are not paying attention or trying to put it wrapped into a different gift wrapping and see if it goes into effect before anyone notices. The time frames for these things are getting smaller and smaller and more and more people don't care at all about privacy and basic rights and are ok with things like mass surveillance. It will eventually pass.