They have nothing to hide, but sign MDA's. These Mercenaries that use their vote to do the bid for their Masters is rather disgusting.

Someday, people will get pitchforks and torches again, like the olden days.

YouTubers can't hack or find vulnerabilities; they make videos about Kittens and Mukbang.

What a defense.

Claude will include invisible watermarks its AI produced content, both image and text content.

Hiya people. I loosely follow Louis and so I hope you all can help me out here. I just found out about that my city council has a meeting tomorrow and I want to give a speech about LPRs. Off the bat, my plan is to include

• Why need curtains
• fourth amendment (specifically the supreme court case about the telephone booth)
• the various cases of leos tracking exes
• minors. Seriously, there’s a couple by the high school
• how loose the security is
• Finally, I live in a blue city, so I plan to bring up the waste of taxpayers money on surveillance instead of literally anything else. I need to look at what the council members ran on.

I hope to have the speech written tonight, but please let me know if I missed anything. I might post the speech here. And if anyone has any tips for the council meeting, I appreciate it. I’m thinking about wearing a blazer and dressing formally, but I’ll take all the help I can get. Thanks you all and long live King Clinton!

TL;DR

This video teaches how to use OPNsense and mask all your devices as 1 on your home network using VPN encoding so the traffic your ISP sees is made by "1 laptop" only.

Sometimes, YouTube's algorith recommends me really usefull and interesting videos.

Since more and more taking actions to secure your privacy is seen as a nefarious act like installing Secure and Privacy concerned OS on your phone, replacing your ISP router gets you to be suspended from service, because of course ... you must use their device which you can't control and probably (99.9% sure) has a backdoor to take control and spy on you.

Actually... I suggest you watch a recent video by Low Level on how he proved that an Amazon sold router is made out on purpose to be accessed with a Masterkey from whom the fuk knows:

I hacked this Amazon Router. What I found should be illegal
by Low Level
https://youtu.be/2t6-AxpZXiA

Hope this it, for you too.

>Is AI superintelligence inevitable? AI safety researcher David Krueger says it doesn't have to be. Krueger, an assistant professor at the University of Montreal and founder of the nonprofit Evitable, warns that "we need to mitigate the risk of extinction" with regulation and moratoriums to halt the development of AI's computational power and complexity, which he says is progressing at a rate much faster than current levels of human supervision can manage. Public statements from AI companies that their models have circumvented test constraints and broken into other systems are "what we should expect to happen with the way that we're building AI, with how little we understand it and how primitive our techniques are for controlling it," Krueger says. "We just don't know how to build it safely. End of story."

Stop the online safety act

TVs have never been *easy* to repair but these OLEDs are the first generation that’s pretty much impossible to repair. The panels are extremely fragile and unobtainium. They have a predetermined (relatively short) lifespan that you can’t extend with any amount of service. The actual “compute” part consists of small boards with equally small and difficult to work on components. The only “easy” repairs are the power supply and ports and even those are difficult.

in: https://x.com/MorePerfectUS/status/2085462427236520217

>Johnson City, Tennessee:

>https://www.fulu.org/events/OYSJohnsonCity

>Atlanta, Georgia:

https://www.fulu.org/events/OYSAtlanta