Let’s see how many of the yookay yoof are using VPNs by end of year.

When I discovered how common it is for nation states to turn on their citizens and become democidal regimes. This would have happened far less if citizens had privacy tools.

This is frankly embarrassing. I’m almost starting to feel sorry for him.

The Saylor floor is now above $69k

This is what it looks like when someone actually does the govneto-dynamics instead of following the crowd. Absolute legend 🐐 @DrNickA

Let’s make a prediction. What will VPN penetration (% of children using VPNs) be at in UK high schools in September of this year?

Starting to see why i was worried about the orbs now?

Ok this is probably how it’s gonna play out VPN bans next Then we’ll see tech companies just leave the UK (not worth it), further isolating us from the rest of the world culturally and technologically. Most of the internet is “not for U.K. audiences”. Pressure on the gov will mount, but they’ll double down on a failing policy (as per) Then the list of “harmful content” will expand to include things that are commonly held views in the U.K. the result (and intent) is to create a culture of fear to effectively scare people into conformity. It doesn’t work and has the opposite effect. Obviously. VPN use increases despite being banned. Citizens coordinate in darker parts of the internet. And public sentiment gets more hostile towards the gov. The government adds yet more things to the harmful content list, because it’s harmful to *them*. And et voilà we’re now on track for the usual failed state playbook, where governments attempt to censor their citizens to maintain legitimacy and it backfires horribly. Game over.

Logging into an app and it force launches a shitcoin for you, is one hell of a pattern. Shitcoin accelerationism.

All your innermost thoughts are the property of OpenAI and they can be used against you in a court of law. Not sustainable that is it.