Elias @eliasr@librem.one

@wege jag tror att @ljo är i Göteborg och han är väl politisk på sätt och vis 🙂

@staustellsimon

> I would genuinely not know the password anymore

In the eyes of the UK law, you do still know the password, and you will hand it over to police or they will put you in prison for 5 years.

The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 says that if you knew the password "at any time before the time of the giving of the section 49 notice", then you know it "at all subsequent times".

😕 🙃 😖

@neil @8tpercent @Dragon

@waspfactory jag tycker egentligen att det är betydligt värre än slöseri med skattepengar. Om man har ett jobb där man har tillåtelse att bruka våld, man utövar statens våldsmonopol, som polisen gör, om man har ett sånt jobb ska man tåla att bli förolämpad. Klarar men inte det ska man inte ha ett sånt jobb, då är man ju helt fel typ av person för det. Vi ska inte ha lättkränkta idioter som poliser, de personerna får jobba med annat.
@LeoR1010

@waspfactory @LeoR1010 det liknar den sortens "brott" de har i Iran, som "förolämpning mot gud" eller "förolämpat den högste andlige ledaren". Fast här i Sverige är det polisen som motsvarar gud då, tydligen. 🤢

@neil thanks!

Oh, this is bad.

"if it is shown that that person was in possession of a key to any protected information at any time before the time of the giving of the section 49 notice, that person shall be taken for the purposes of those proceedings to have continued to be in possession of that key at all subsequent times"

Prison up to 5 years if you forgot the passphrase at any time, unless you can prove that you did forget it. Guilty unless you somehow prove your own forgetfulness?

@ret

$ openssl rand 1000 > myfile.bin

I'm at risk now, better remove that file? 🙃

@Dragon @neil

@Dragon my guess is that it has to do with how laptops are made from components, I think they pick a base laptop design which is the same as many other laptop brands are using (which in this case included a DC barrel jack) and then they add some other components like USB ports and things, that may or may not have charging capability. It's not like they design the laptop from scratch, it's more like they pick from a somewhat limited set of components.

@Dragon yes, both cases are interesting I think: the case where I claim that I have forgotten the passphrase, and the case where I clearly still know it (perhaps they have cloned the encrypted data and they can see that I am still able to decrypt my own copy of it, or something like that) but I refuse to give them the passphrase. @neil

@neil if I have a USB stick with some encrypted data on it and the police raid my house and take it as part of some investigation they are doing, does the police then have means to force me to tell them the encryption passphrase? If so, what punishment would they threaten me with if I refuse?

@erikdelareguera

> Modellerna blir som bekant "allt mer avancerade". Men samtidigt hallucinerar de allt mer.

Den effekten tänker jag att man kan förstå, det är ju så det blir om man försöker göra något som är fundamentalt ostabilt. Man kan lappa och laga lite och få det att se bättre ut ytligt sett, men till priset av att det hela rasar ihop ännu värre än förut.

Som att bygga sandslott, du kan kanske bygga ännu högre men det kommer rasa ihop ännu snabbare. Problemet är att du bygger av sand.

@jakeyounglol

> lie to your users about removing OS spoofing

Could you explain a bit more what you mean by this? @torproject

@robin cities are real, they exist in the real world. Countries are fake. Ask any anarchist, they will confirm this is true. 😉

@bagder each time I see one of those posts I feel a hard-to-explain urge to become one of those commiters. It's like you're casting a spell on me 😆 🪄