Notices by My name is nobody (nomad2035@infosec.exchange)

@patrickcmiller if these regulations prevent the private sector from allocating the budget to lower/suppress dependance of EU on information security systems and cryptography from other geopolitical blocks, these regulation contribute for nothing and could even lower the resilience of EU information systems against nation state attacks from these other blocks. Trojan horses hidden in security tools or cryptographic code (key generation, location of the personalization of security tokens,...) are critical to ensure the security and resilience of assets. Time to wake up. This is not anymore "business as usual" and security by paperwork compliance times. This is survival preparation times. All should focus on "what matter most" assets and core security systems design and real implémentation on the field, not on "big high level theoritical compliance plans" that engulf money into not preparing for the worst including from suppliers that outsourced everything related to infosec to other blocks. This is the harsh reality that nobody can be blind of.

@patrickcmiller will be very difficult now to put the genie back in the jar. Nobody in EU will believe anything from the Trump's US anymore. Well done, the sleeping giant is now waking up from 80 years of deep lethargy...interesting times, isn't it?

@patrickcmiller so he made a deal with it?

@patrickcmiller hmmm...really? To be seen if mistral will remain european or will run on US cloud (and be submitted to cloud act ans Trump rule). EU must opt out the US cloud infra, no other choice...

"As for Mistral AI, the so-called European AI champion looks more and more like its American competitors with a closed source approach and a long list of American backers"

https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/27/microsoft-made-a-16-million-investment-in-mistral-ai/

@patrickcmiller https://tuta.com/ or https://disroot.org/en ?

@jz done https://e.foundation/e-os/ , https://www.ubuntushop.biz/index.php/en/products.html

@patrickcmiller WoW, so US can collect data from EU citizens without any problems and GDPR should not give them fines, but of course chinese cars cannot collect data from US citizens...This is really a "free market" approach in the country of business freedom :-) . So, everybody, EU, US, China, Russia have or will close down their borders, ban products from other political blocks and instill massive propaganda for their own system like in the good old "Iron curtain" world back in the 1960s-1990s . I think that the real value today is to sell car that are NOT connected in any way to all these surveillance-driven oligarchs extreme right, extreme left I do not care, they are all violating our lives privacy and thus our freedom beyond what Huxley or Orwell could even imagine and not only for business, for power on what we think and what we do.

@kbsez @cstross https://privacytests.org/

@patrickcmiller let's leave apple and Google alone with their surveillance phones: https://e.foundation/e-os/

@patrickcmiller a real dystopian threat announced 8 years ago in the fiction movie called slaughterbots.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2tpwW0kmU

@patrickcmiller disgusting

@patrickcmiller you do not play approximative simulation of this type of intervention on our world. Climate is a massively distributed chaotic system. Its stability is determined by interactions of lots of iterated non linear functions with huge numbers of parameters. You cannot approximatively predict medium term behavior of that kind of systems, even using magical boxes like deep neural nets, because calculation errors get amplified in unknown proportions (iterative non linear functions). This is again "tech as all power god religion fantasy". This will bring climate to the road of chaos (see chaos theory).

@patrickcmiller bullshit, Microsoft did fail security before EU did even try to regulate monopoles. Latest fails are ms recall and midnight blizzard. Their kernel architecture is not good enough to limite damages whrn things go bad, nothing else.

@patrickcmiller this one is funny and is not limited to china: 'Pick a national champion in a strategic industry. Subsidize. Employ predatory pricing to offer its products at a massive, anti-competitive price point. Expand globally. Drive out the competition. '

@patrickcmiller madness.

@patrickcmiller that's what i guessed too.

@patrickcmiller why did they not removed it completely from the OS?

@patrickcmiller Creepy Overreach

@patrickcmiller stop eating them and make your wallet vote for some real unprocessed food?

@patrickcmiller and monitor how these images spread with great speed accross communities, so that they can test disinformation images that works best and adapt propaganda? 😉