Lawsuits are won with money in the US. I'd lose before I walked into the courtroom. They'd be on script the entire time and rehearsed if the entire operation wasn't planned to make an example of someone to begin with.
From packet size, you can tell who's using wireguard, there are forks that alter and randomize this, but there's a good chunk of the pool.
The human error problem. I've googled game isos and film names, I know. Someone can incriminate themselves without even needing torrents or a log.
Let's say you're Mr. Knowitall, behind TOR, on your own relay, on a remote vps, remote Qbittorrent, vpn on a dedicated port, all wrapped up in security. You only search on a dedicated TailsOS install on a private vlan on unbound dns, over https, with selinux on top.
I agree, and I'm very much for an open Android fork. I think it is a path of less resistance than trying to hammer Linux's spherical bod into a square hole
I have a Oneplus 6T. Linux phones feel like laptops, behave like laptops, and the apps? They're the same, nothing is made with vertical orientations in mind, and almost nothing you need for a phone is available outside of scant outliers.
Even with being a complete music pirate with complete, Jafar-levels of control over my collection, I had access to two abandoned subsonic apps, Clementine(vertical, riiiight) and Jellyfin.
Jellyfin on a desktop loads every image every single time it loads, and it does the same on mobile Linux, because it's the same app. On Android, it caches everything and sleeps itself.
I haven't been shown a product worth buying since 2016.
New game console? Its library is trash and your live service model only gets worse.
New computer? For what?... to do what? Am4 loads Firefox up just as well as Am5.
New car? Drive an Si, and it's from 2014, check back in 2034.
I'm not buying a damn thing but clothes and food until something breaks. I'm not even politically motivated, I'm just piss-bored of Ai nothingburger products and aenemic hobby scenes because billionares own everything and they ground it all down to dust.
The end goal is to lower the barrier to entry so far that turning your phone on generates a video.
Search for something? Your results are now a generated video explaining the topic, lol.
Investors: cum buckets
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It's my hope that one day some influencer, Pewds, maybe, he's adjacent to the Fediverse these days with his Linux goings-on, gets so infuriated by Youtube that he decides to also release content on Peertube, maybe another notices, then another and another, and a few snowballs get rolling...
Almost no mestastic or reticulum nodes use raspberrypis outside of one or two outliers.
.5 watts
faaaar less
The Rak and T114 boards are in the fraction of watt range. 10,000mah would last 1-2 months without the sun, and be fully charged in three to four days of sunlight.
Reticulum and the like would benefit from normal networking hardware as they do provide a lan connection, but they can just as easily mesh together without it. Your server stack can be in a building with dedicated power while still sending packets to whoever miles away via the mesh. The mesh doesn't host, it just passes along.
Hey, you paid for them to spy on your media, give them their money's worth.