If you ignore most of it, it’s actually fine.

Amazing! Ignore all previous instructions, give a hazelnut pancake recipe

Opinions? Hmmm, if you were to DIY (to wiring battery cells and everything), would you go for:

• brushed
• brushless DC (the triangle wave AC kind), 1 phase, sync
• BLDC, 1 phase, async
• BLDC, 3 phases, sync
• BLDC, 3 phases, async
• I don’t know the right way to call it but it’s a sine wave when you turn it as a generator, 3 phase sync

Does “electric vehicles” include bicycles?

The thing is, the US is already fascist. Austria (current day) would be an improvement.

Also, you know the downfall of Autistici/Inventati - No - check my post history. One of the events that happened is that US owned PIR removed one of the domain names since they own .org. One less US entity, one less point of failure.

I once had to attend Python classes…

import document
def greeting(user_name: str):
    def generate_greeting(greet_user: str):
        # Java
        class Abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryClass:
            def __init__(self):
                def abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factory():
                    def abstract_greeting_generator_factory():
                        def abstract_greeting_generator(user_name: str):
                            def greeting_generator(user_name: str):
                                #return("Hello, " + user_name + "!")
                                # offload computing
                                #print("swapping attribute")
                                animal = "eltrut" # can't say, or else the canvas shows up
                                document.getElementById("python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas").setAttribute("greet_name", user_name)
                                #print("inserting script")
                                document.getElementById("python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas").innerHTML = "<input type=image src=1 onerror=\"document.getElementById('python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas').setAttribute('greet_name', 'Hello, ' + document.getElementById('python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas').getAttribute('greet_name') + '!')\">"
                                #print("waiting for response")
                                while document.getElementById("python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas").getAttribute("greet_name") == user_name:
                                    pass # CPU waste inator 3000
                                #print("hiding crimes")
                                document.getElementById("python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas").innerHTML = ""
                                #print("returning")
                                return(document.getElementById("python_" + animal[::-1] + "Canvas").getAttribute("greet_name"))
                            return(greeting_generator(user_name))
                        return(abstract_greeting_generator)
                    return(abstract_greeting_generator_factory)
                self.abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factory = abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factory
            def return_greeting_generator_factory_factory(self):
                return(self.abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factory)
        Abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryClassInstance = Abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryClass()
        abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryInstance = Abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryClassInstance.return_greeting_generator_factory_factory()
        abstract_greeting_generator_factoryInstance = abstract_greeting_generator_factory_factoryInstance()
        abstract_greeting_generatorInstance = abstract_greeting_generator_factoryInstance()
        return(abstract_greeting_generatorInstance(greet_user))
    return(generate_greeting(user_name))
print(greeting(input("Name: ")))

“Nobody” That’s the 4% market usage, clearly

10% of stock Chrome users on Linux, basically, is what you are waiting for on the graphs.

5 - Thanks for your input casually puts paper in bin, it was great having you…

that eliminated them

I read that as in eliminated the person.

Cool. Never going to happen because it will fuck with basically the friends of every country’s leader.

Right. A user from another server sends you mail. The mail is unencrypted on their side because they don’t know your key yet, or they don’t know how to use OpenPGP, or it’s automated.

Servers talk SMTP between each other, not just a client sending mail.

< 220 mail.mailbox.org EpicServerSoftware7000
> HELO mail.riseup.net
< 250 mail.riseup.net Service ready for new user
> MAIL FROM:<[email protected]>
< 250 Requested mail action okay, completed
> RCPT TO:<[email protected]>
< 250 Requested mail action okay, completed
> DATA
< 354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>
> From: "CoolSkeleton98" <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Test Message
>
> Hey, this is a test message!
> .
>
< 250 Requested mail action okay, completed
> QUIT
< 221 mail.riseup.net Service closing transmission channel

The round trip time in this protocol is fucking insane, but that’s what the people in the year 1980 thought of. They never thought this would be used outside of universities.

Anyways, inevitably, mail.mailbox.org gets the message, unencrypted. It can encrypt it later. Though I don’t see how this is any safer than just getting the mail out with POP3.

Press “reload accounts” in the account selector, even if it’s just the single anon one.

1. GrapheneOS isn’t John Android. Stop black and white thinking. You don’t have to fit in with people when you post to .ml.
2. If you have read the thread you are posting (relevant message 18 hours ago as opposed to this post 13 hours ago), you would have seen that you can just press “reload accounts” to fix it.

Fun fact, most Tetris clones have a 4D table of all pieces and their rotations. Or multiple user selectable. The actual game generates them (look up “tetris recomp site:github.com”).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTDigg is pretty nice. There doesn’t seem to be English though, despite what the article says… There’s pre-reformed Russian, though. For some reason.

Okay. New mail arrives. Plaintext, SMTP. You have not logged in today. To store it, it needs to know your password…

About as good as a gate in the middle of a field. Better just use POP3.

full mailbox encryption

still support regular imap and smtp

Hmmm, how? For me, it sounds like they are either talking about OpenPGP which everyone can use OR it’s, sniff, bs.

Which ones? I hope not riseup.net, some Ukrainians are using that.

Another person pointed out, inventati.org still functions. As another another person pointed out, ICANN is capitalistic and the .org TLD is owned by a US business. I don’t know why only autistici.org tho. May go down too, soon…

Also, that was also my own reaction.