elgregor @elgregor@librem.one

@MartinBe @eff So you believe that if a politician doesn't want people to know the truth about them, they should be able to prevent Wikipedia and other websites from writing about them?

@eff Some companies implement E2E, but badly. Maybe the software controlling the keys is proprietary or downloaded each time from a web server. Maybe company stores unencrypted or encrypted-with-weak-passwords backups of the data supposedly encrypted by E2E (hello WhatsApp).

@davidrevoy Ah, I misunderstood. Yes, both parrots should be shown so the viewer can notice differences. This could be combined with regular action though, to avoid losing one panel.

@davidrevoy The AI ones you draw look robotic with the panel seams, star symbols and display in place of eyes. Their speech bubbles also have star symbols and different background color. A real parrot would look real, squawk, and have normal speech bubbles. It could preen (or even swear if it's owned by a pirate mage).

The owner of the parrot could also simply state that it's just a normal parrot.

@davidrevoy Have you considered a comic where an owner of a real parrot does magic and gets accused of using AI?

@fdroidorg I know what IPFS is, but I didn't know F-Droid can fetch packages via IPFS.

@Tuuktuuk @noelreports Yes, PAC-3 are the most capable anti-air missiles Ukraine got but also the most expensive and hardest to get. It only makes sense to use them against ballistic missiles and the most dangerous of cruise missiles (like 3M22 Zircon).

@paranormal_distribution @EUCommission I second this. Whoever runs this Mastodon account, please forward this to appropriate people.

@agowa338 @EUCommission This is the point of the SAFE program - the money from it can only be spent on European weapons. And soon another requirement will enter into force: that at least two states must buy the same equipment in order to use the SAFE money. This helps increase interoperability and ramp up manufacturing volume.

@noelreports Good, being defeated in training is a very valuable lesson. Winning exercises shouldn't be the default (as in some countries), losing should be.

@VoxClamans @noelreports Good, now there is no need to rely on presidential pardons.

The whole issue stems from a law saying that fighting for a foreign country requires a prior approval. This makes sense in general, but for some volunteers the approval was denied (for example because they were in the Polish military reserves), others have never even applied for it. Glad to see it solved.

@anon_4601 @EUCommission IIRC Signal server code is also open-source (which is why there were some Signal forks). They even do some trusted execution stuff, supposedly allowing people to verify that their servers run the same code as published in their repo. They just don't support you using your own server with mainstream Signal.

@ionVolution @EUCommission SMS/MMS lack basic security like native end-to-end encryption.

@anon_4601 @EUCommission Why did you mark Signal as 50% proprietary?

@itsfoss I prefer AUR and Flatpaks.