Yes now Trump will be on top of the dystopic surveillance apparatus already in place, where not even your OS is out of reach. But hey we have AI on our device now.
1. You're commenting a blog post. People can sit back and interpret it as a 2024 state of the art of the current cryptographic infrastructure, so to say, to find out what's incomplete and where we should put more effort, e.g., what's preventing @delta from switching to a more modern cryptographic standard.
2. Be mindful of the use cases for which you're putting minorities at risk. This blog post was written by a cryptography engineer who knows how bug-prone implementing OpenPGP is. IMHO, a group chat using 5 different OpenPGP implementations on Yahoo mail servers shouldn't be treated as zero-access. Delta Chat may be a good WhatsApp replacement for family groups but advocating for this kind of decentralization against State-level threat models is plainly dangerous.
Having a sociology graduate explain this to you means that at least one of these two posts is incredibly bad.
Apparently this post is considered antisemitic both for conflating Judaism with the Israeli state and for criticizing the government of Israel hence being an attack on Jews in general.
Respect, not necessarily agree. I feel there is some truth in what you say, but also some assumptions that after you told me off I don't feel like engaging with.
The assumption being that there are Jews who do not see the Israeli state as their representative, or see no religious authority for their actions, even being a citizen of the country, the same as me with my own post-colonial state.
I know there are jewish people who feel strongly against what the Israeli government is doing.
My post is directed to those people. And I had to give context to my request, so of course I had to mention the Israeli state. By doing that does am I implying that every Jew is responsible?
Just because someone is of Jewish origin why would they feel obliged to reply? That makes no sense to me.
I say this as a citizen of a former colonial power, I should feel personally guilty?
I do think that guilt is a growing problem, and I'm sorry if this post triggered that reaction.
I have met people coming here from Israel particularly distressed with the events and with the prospect of being targeted, and I would never ask them this question, nor push them to take a stand on this.