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God dammit, and just as Google starts enforcing manifest 3. Maybe it's time to stop doing this internet thing altogether. It had a pretty nice run but right now it's just a propaganda and compliance tool...
From my understanding, they're pushing this shit on March 14th.
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Also our next lunar eclipse, at least in the USA.
Bring back ham radios.
Ah shit I'm too introverted to use my voice...
Data packets through radio?
Btw: Rattlegram is a Android/iOS app that can convert text to audio, which you can then play over a ham radio. You can use encryption before you paste the ciphertext into Rattlegram. (Encryption over radio is illegal in many jurisdictions tho... 🏴☠️)
Software Defined Radio?
Unless the police do it.
Because they got a fucking licence
Us plebs don't have the privilage
Check out the gemini protocol and the small web, lots of rabbit holes there.
Geminispace is awesome. The (design of the) Gemini protocol ensures that it is immune to many of the issues that plague the web today.