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  • I am not saying that the Kremlin/FSB is doing all of these things by themselves, but rather influencing others towards that direction. Now, for each counter-argument you have posed:

    • What Hamas did in 2023-10-07 was encouraged by Russia, to destabilize that region, distract from the invasion of Ukraine, and, as I previously said, test exactly what works against the Israeli defense systems (that the West uses). They might also want to weaken Mossad to a point, because they are more powerful than they show; sanctions not being applied to Israel is not just because of the ideologies of current Western governments. And Russia definitely funds the current Israeli government, to continue this conflict AND genocide. By the way, Putin is likely holding Trump by the balls to continue this.
    • Climate change is funded and influenced by Russia. As one comment pointed out, Russia will be less affected by it. This also might mean that China and Russia are playing the “enemy of my enemy” game.
    • “AI” is an obsession, but Russia definitely encourages the techbros — it uses up a lot of energy & water, so of course Russis will be incentivizing Western companies to do so.

    Yes, a lot of this is caused by capitalism and imperialism, but Russia is also capitalist and imperialist. In fact, they know it so well, that they are targeting the weakest links first.

  • What Russia is doing? Definitely.

  • Ya, and he is old guard PSD, not like the totally not incompetent and Trump-like Montenegro, our amazing prime minister that was spending time on the beach, having fun, while our country was burning.

  • You may be saying “we've known this all along”, but remember: this is Portugal's top diplomat; it takes a lot of guts to say this, considering that Trump is especially vindictive. Also, Marcelo has already won a handshake battle (video in Portuguese) against Trump in 2017, LOL.

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  • Oh my god… This is one of the best blogs I have EVER seen. I added it to my RSS feed right after reading that post.

  • If there is an emergency the school refuses to report (or worse; them creating a situation), that is not the case.

  • If the internet disappears or you lose access to it for some reason, you can still see your photos.

  • They own assets. Take away those assets, they lose their “leverage”.

  • @grue@lemmy.world 's explanation is spot on. However, just to practice summaries, I'll write anyway.

    Here are a few terms I'll use:

    • Project A
    • Project B

    The GPL family of licenses are all copyleft. This means that any code used from Project A in Project B, for instance, makes the latter have the same license, along with not being able to make either Project A or B proprietary*. Furthermore, with copyleft licensed software, you have to give the corresponding source code, along with the compiled binary.

    The difference between the v2 and v3 versions of GPL is that, with the former, Tivoization was possible. Tivoization makes you only able to use the “official” version of the software, rendering it proprietary. Now, here is the comparison between the GPL variants:

    • GPL: The first of the kind, not much to say here.
    • LGPL: It allows you to link (as in libraries) code from Project A to B, without making Project B use the license, too
    • AGPL: You've certainly heard of SaaS, which allows you to serve websites licensed under the GPL, for example, without giving the corresponding source code. The AGPL solves this.

    *That is, if there are more contributors to Project A that have not given up their authorship. Also, the version of Project A that used the GPLv3 before can still be used under the same license.

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  • Yes, I know. But, while trying to find a way to bomb the AI datacenters (/s, hopefully it doesn't come to this), we can stall their attacks.

  • I would have a plan, but it would be against the rules of this community, instance, my instance, and any Lemmy instance, the Fediverse in general, social media, and, overall, the internet.

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  • Yep! That was exactly the protocol on my mind. One thing, though, is that the Fediverse would need to be ported to Gemini, or at least for a new protocol to be created for Gemini.

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  • I know this is the most ridiculous idea, but we need to pack our bags and make a new internet protocol, to separate us from the rest, at least for a while. Either way, most “modern” internet things (looking at you, JavaScript) are not modern at all, and starting over might help more than any of us could imagine.

  • I'd say you need to be at least a bit concerned, especially considering long COVID, which can be dangerous. This is why I still wear an FFP2/N95 mask, even though everyone claims that COVID is gone. I recommend doing all you can to improve your health, going as far as a healthy diet and meditation. Just do anything you can that makes both of y'all recover fully ASAP.

  • Yes, but a temporary mirror would still be great.

  • Sadly, in Russia, Putin is not the worst — whoever becomes leader after him (assuming Russia does not democratize) will most likely nuke all of us.

  • I mean, isn't there Codeberg? I assume they could at least mirror their repository to there.

  • It improves your mouse control (raw aim) by finding and isolating weaknesses, then forcing you to repeat mistakes over and over again. With carefully made scenarios and constant + thoughtful practice, this can improve your improvement pace significantly.