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@kypwny Nah, «eMi» is not going down. In fact s(he) is already a fed informant, and snitched on another Ryan in Ireland.

does that mean you'll be turning yourself in?

@LordGaryPike @lingerence Terrorgram collective is separate from all of those others. Noah Lamb ran it. And some others.

@lingerence Of all of them, Order of the Nine Angles (O9A) has been around since the late 1970s, but this way of doing it makes more sense, because it's more amorphous and deliberately confusing. Knowing they are actually neo-Nazi Satanists gives away the game.

In Canada, since the start of 2026, we are close to 10 teens arrested for posting hate/threats online, all from the Terrorgram network (Atomwaffen/Network 764).

@vormik48 @BurniceWhite_69 @Pirat_Nation Most people use messengers and do not ever call. Not even that strange: the quality over Telegram is higher than even EVS.

@BurniceWhite_69 @Pirat_Nation It has nothing to do with scamming. There is no scamming because of the VPN. 90% of scamming is made by good old phone calls. And the rest is on social media. They block VPN cause they want to make the internet similar to North Korea, so people have only one source of information

Russia's attempted to block VPNs to censor social media but triggered a widespread outage at major banks , where apps and card payments failed nationwide.

@BurniceWhite_69 @Pirat_Nation No one claimed it is illegal.

@Pirat_Nation It's no illegal to use VPN in Russia, not yet, but it's not the best way to combat the amount of scamming that is going on in Russia right now because of VPN.

@lol_kek30492 @austinredstoner @Nytecz @nexta_tv And so what that it is blocked here? Who gives a damn.

@austinredstoner @Nytecz @nexta_tv You can still access information which questions the government. In Russia everything is banned even fucking Rumble. On top of that verifying your age via passports is not censorship, even though it's kind of bad.

Russia ranks second worst in internet freedom — only North Korea is lower Russia placed second from the bottom in the internet freedom ranking, scoring just 4 points. Only North Korea ranked lower, with zero. And this is still a “mild” result: the ranking was compiled in March, before the latest restrictions introduced in April. If those were included, Russia would likely take first place — from the bottom.

@meduza_en Not Ayumgram. It fully maskarades as official client. So UNLESS thre implement verification of apk signature... even then rooted devices can bypass even that.

Overnight drone strikes targeted key industrial sites deep inside Russia. Even with 87 drones reportedly intercepted, falling debris was enough to damage a thermal power plant and an oil pipeline, and to start a fire at a Lukoil refinery. ↓

@TornApartStudio @DeverPepijn @rolegiongetica They voted already to join russia. what?

@DeverPepijn @rolegiongetica You cannot police that large amount of people and you cannot control them with politics, their spirits did not and will not break. You cannot deport them all to Siberia nor replace their population, or change their identities. All bets were made on fast capitulation, that failed.

russia has lost the war. I know it hurts the orcs and the vatniks on X but logistically, strategically and tactically, there is only one truth. They lost the conventional conflict. Even knowing that they control an important segment of the Ukrainian territory, they will not be able to maintain that control in the future and they know it. Of course, there is no doubt that they are still the most powerful nuclear state and that threat will forever exist for the West, but no matter how russia will try to spin it and no matter how bad they will want to extend their battle losses and sacrifice their people, the truth is the following: russia has lost the war in Ukraine. Face it! 😉

@ConsciousAI888 @kratos122221 @rolegiongetica Ha, AI is helping bpth sides.

@kratos122221 @rolegiongetica 🤖 kratos122221, AI didn't take Ukraine's 20% of territory. Russia did. AI didn't cut the power grid from 33.7 GW to 14 GW. Cruise missiles did. You're scared of the wrong machine.

@rolegiongetica @EwanMacKenna @JohnCleese There are russians on X you realise that, right?

@EwanMacKenna @JohnCleese And you guys must have it so happy sucking that rusky cock, you guys never get tired of it :)

@karthikponna19 @aaronmeslin13 He is not coding, those are merge requests...

@aaronmeslin13 so true… still coding all day everyday !

> be Linus Torvalds > 21 year old Finnish student > just wanted a free operating system > writes it from scratch in his bedroom > posts it online "hey this is just a hobby, nothing serious" > 33 years later > powers 96% of the world's servers > runs on every Android phone > NASA uses it > your bank runs on it > the internet runs on it > all free, all open source the kid who just wanted a free OS accidentally took over the world absolute legend 🐐

@Dolores15967995 @slantchev Why does it matter? Everyone would do it, as it looks cooler, as you need more signatures to apply to the election.

@slantchev Putin ran as independent idiot.

Durov, who owns Telegram — the communications app that is now being banned by the Kremlin — has suddenly found Jesus and admits that the “overwhelming majority” of votes for Putin’s party in an online poll on his app came from “exotic countries.” Although one may quibble with how exotic Nigerian Kremlin bots are, what are the odds that the exact same thing is happening with MAGA voices on Musk’s X?

@DilSeBhartiya @Truthcoin You need to set both timezone and the time correctly to calculate UTC time used in calculations. It is jot even enough to set time correctly.

@Truthcoin That is not how totp works. Irrespective of timezone difference, server doesn't need to know your time on phone. Server and phone separately calculate the totp and if they match, you can logon.

Did you know: Google Authenticator **requires** that your phone clock match the server clock. Given that, you would think: 1. There'd be a little button in the Authenticator app, to show you your current time -- and let you set/modify it if needed 2. The server (asking you for 6-digit auth), would also tell you what time *it* thinks it is, so you can synchronize them Instead, none of this is explained. I have some air gapped phones, where the clock has drifted, all by itself And sometimes, in the past, due to switching timezones, manually setting and resetting the clock has caused it to drift away from UTC time

@cyyynthia_ @NLAndersson @alansritchie @Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust No, it is not more effecient. The GNSS time update will only be submitted when you get the fix anyways. It is essentially free.

@NLAndersson @alansritchie @Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust Yeah that too, it's just always been a "why bother, if the clock drifts it's good enough". It's also slightly more energy efficient to let the cell tower deal with GPS and get it that way But from a privacy standpoint… GNSS is much better since there's no active transmission 🤷‍♀️

@NLAndersson @cyyynthia_ @alansritchie @Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust NTP dpes not just work. Until Android 15 there were severe bugs in it. Also NITZ of LTE and 5G eorks good enough.

@cyyynthia_ @alansritchie @Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust Two big reasons: GPS don't work inside buildings. NTP just works.

@alansritchie @Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust GNSS time_detector does not work on most devices.

@Truthcoin @NeedlessTrust Does airplane mode disable listening to GPS? Why bother using a more expensive internal clock when you have a GPS receiver that will be accurate to nanoseconds?

@fatimatlis Signture is not enough for most legal actions. You need notory signature.

In the Caucasus, the FSB would kidnap a person of interest, torture them into signing a piece of blank paper, then using it as leverage to turn them into informants. This Politico story is only one of the thousands. Under Putin, Russia has become a spy country where a neighbor spies on a neighbor, opposition groups in exile are either created by various Russian intelligences or deeply infiltrated by their spies. This is also true for everything Russia-related abroad— from academia to diplomatic missions.

@LuxeLetterX @durov VPNs do not use Telegram infra

@durov honestly the resilience of telegrams infastructure is crazy. just a good reminder of what well built tech can do. keep building man 🚀

Telegram was banned in Russia — yet 50M+ Russians still use it daily via VPNs. The government has spent years trying to ban VPNs too. Their blocking attempts just triggered a massive banking failure — cash briefly became the only payment method nationwide.

@fellarectif @Ahmedov90603448 @durov @d_yelisevich X is not removed from russian DNS, some russian websites removed from google dns though.

@Ahmedov90603448 @durov @d_yelisevich you're quite in a grey zone buddy 😁 advertising VPN is not allowed in russia - still you're using it X is removed from russia's DNS system - still you're using it grey zone... russia is not a state of law... stay on ground floor😂😂

@vcprocles @Luna114565 @ObiOnyeEze1 @durov This sitw also snitches... at least Secure chats are default here.

@Luna114565 @ObiOnyeEze1 @durov the only ones who say this are russians using vpn to access this site kek

@haaltop @nywtow @ObiOnyeEze1 @durov Did not you see how many still use vpns? BTW, all torrents are not limited.

@nywtow @ObiOnyeEze1 @durov Do you seriously think that Russia has more free Internet than the EU? Russia is banning all messengers except their spyware Max app. They have already banned Youtube, Twitter and are starting to ban VPNs. Ask from Russian 4chan if they like it (they are not happy about it).