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Did not fall out the window like other accidents that seems to happens to russians but he fall from the sky, close enough.
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I’m getting this second hand as I can’t see where the views are shown, but apparently the Trump Tucker interview has over 144 million views in less than 24 hours. That’s gotta be a record number by any standard or metric IMO. I listened and personally found it to be a snooze-fest. But wow the views!
Just posting here because the amazing view count, not to talk politics.
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Big popaganda better than common sense?.. 
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So now you can get sanctioned for writing open source code, the code is free speech memo did not make it to the US Treasury, free speech is seemingly less important to many these days anyway.
Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned Roman Semenov, one of three co-founders of the sanctioned virtual currency mixer Tornado Cash
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They are prepping for the financial implosion. People will be rioting in the streets when they can’t get food … so lie lie lie and get people to stay home and starve there. Small steps but getting there fast.
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More reasons to have anon Safe-Git!
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Sounds like a anarchists wet dream is approaching fast, chaos and destruction winter is coming, for Russia?
the mechanism will prompt incoming client connections to perform a number of successively more complex operations. The onion service will then prioritize these connections based on the effort level demonstrated by the client. We believe that the introduction of a proof-of-work mechanism will disincentivize attackers by making large-scale attacks costly and impractical while giving priority to legitimate traffic.
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Very interesting theory, thanks for sharing! 
So presumably, those clients who don’t upgrade to provide these proofs, won’t be able to use Tor in the future - sort of a hard-fork of the network.
This will definitely make using Tor more expensive for everyone, but also will increase latency from the clients perspective.
The plus side for Safe is it’ll make the latency for Safe-sites relatively more comparable or even favorable.
Once they’ve got their foot firmly in the door … Censorship starts with a trickle and ends in a torrent.
Funny enough not in a torrent that the censors, err expected 
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Rust developers need to take great care when using cargo add or when editing cargo.toml package entries manually.
Supply chain attacks designed to compromise developers have arrived at crates.io:
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Hate speech? Those traitors wants to import crimes, assaults, cultural conflicts and welfare harm to Europe and get away with it, they shall burn in hell. Europe needs a second french revolution, heads shall roll, f’cking traitors!
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Seems like perhaps something that should be added to SafeNetwork build scripts, at least for release if not debug/dev. paging @chriso.
As most attacks typically occur during package installation or build, it only makes sense to attempt to determine whether or not the package contains behaviors congruent with malware before the package is allowed to execute. Thus, we’ve developed a cargo extension that transparently queries the Phylum API for information about a package before it’s allowed to build. This extension ships as part of the open-sourced Phylum CLI and is as simple as:
$ phylum cargo buildPhylum wraps cargo, which makes asking our API what we know about this package seamless. We also support npm, pip, poetry, bundle, and yarn.
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Very interesting, thanks. I’ll definitely have a look at this.
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