m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@elpolacodesplegado
> It was Ukraine
Surprisingly, no. This isn't what they are pushing, it was only Medvedev who has accused Ukraine, he did it only tentatively and let's be honest, his blabbers become the official position almost never.
They might be hinting that Ukraine is involved by claiming they have intercepted the car on the border with Ukraine and Belarus. I think they still haven't made the mind up what to make the official version.
@randahl

@randahl
This info first appeared in ВЧК-ОГПУ Russian Telegram channel allegedly having ties with Russian "siloviki"/law enforcement. So Visegrád only reposted others' misinfo, not made it up.
Visegrád 24 itself is a rather shady source of information though, it's still unclear to me whom it belongs to.

@Tony
Is it her knack for business or her fluffy tail? 🤔
@ChristiJunior @deVoid @nozaki @Ottovonshitpost @Saber @udongle @koropokkur @n3f_X @Barbecued_Lemons @Barbecued_Lemons @BowsacNoodle @TimeSpent

@millihertz
On my Netgear router I have to enable bypass mode on the built-in switch to achieve full 1Gbps from one wired client to the other, I lose the capability to have VLANs this way and probably something else — but I don't really use any of that.
Also, considering scp, could CPU of the sending machine be a bottleneck — still a possibility on low-powered machines 🤔

@jackwilliambell
They are refusing the entry, see second photo.
@ckkellymartin

@johnwells
Wow, your spirit of adventurousness is truly admirable! That amount of curiosity could've killed not one, but multiple cats 😹
@marioguzman

@ohmu
TikTok's Wikipedia page has a slew of such evidence 😏
They don't even have TikTok in China itself — they have their own adopted version of it, operated by the same company that is highly cooperative when it comes to Chinese government.
And it is a valid reason to ban it, is this the real reason though or are there commercial interests involved — that is a valid point. But does this make TikTok worthy of standing up for? 🤔
@taylorlorenz

@TimeSpent @Tony @Saber @Barbecued_Lemons
Exactly! Nothing makes me lose faith in humanity like reading Fedi in the morning: first the left jumping out of their pants to defend fucking TikTok, and then this thread about how great it was to be someone's property.
Healthy food? Support children? Force to negotiate? Are you guys for real?

@theorytoe
ESPECIALLY compared to that of VLC! If I was asked to name a few UIs I'd like to never ever use again, VLC would be one of the top ideas 😅
@Kerosene @disarray

@joosteto
> “air defense stopped four enemy UAVs”
Well, the UAVs were flying and now they aren't — after hitting the refinery they stopped.
Solid truth here! 🤣
@rvps2001

@aerofreak @rvps2001
These votes of course can't affect the results of "elections", but they are often used as sort of "loyalty check" for governors of regions, heads of governmental organizations and state-owned companies: if they managed to herd people into voting right — they are doing their job well, if there is opposition voting or the turnout is low, they might get replaced.
It might sound stupid and cynical and there are other factors, but this is how things are 😩

@protonmail
What's the best course of action to take to bring the batch download option back to the configuration file download page?
Should I file a feature request from one of the official apps? Anything else? 🤔

@protonmail
Maybe your engineers could do part of that and offer something to those who are tech-savvy and who are okay with less user-friendly and maybe suboptimal performance-wise solution. Obviously it would be still better than this solution I'm using currently with phone acting as a VPN box.

@protonmail
Different ones are probably used for Stealth than for Wireguard UDP. I suppose the app retrieves it using Proton API, but I would have to handle it myself somehow. There are also encryption keys to worry about — again, I suspect, the app takes care of that currently — so many things to figure out from reading the code.

@protonmail
Using Wireguard over a TLS channel is a neat trick, but it isn't exactly rocket surgery and it should be possible without any apps. I have found Proton's fork of wireguard-go on GitHub and it looks like code for it is there and it's what the Andoid app, I suppose, uses. However current implementation uses Android-specific bits and even if I'd be able to get around that and add an option to use TLS from command line, I'd still need additional information like ports.

@protonmail
Thank you for information! Any plans to make it possible to use Stealth without any apps so I could use it on my proxy directly?
Right now I've resorted to using my phone as a VPN box, my proxy is connected to it over wireless connection and both of them are connected to a router that is in turn connected to my ISP, three devices are involved so I can just access the Internet over wired connection. Not only it's a little bit unorthodox, but it's also suboptimal to say the least.