I can almost guarantee you they are using it through a VPN or they have a western SIM card. If not I’d love to know what server they use, as I’ve tested this a bunch of times on several public and private servers and it’s always the same result. If it isn’t blocked on day 1 it will be blocked quickly.
China will definitely block xmpp on any port. I know this because I have tested this very specifically from my own server. It lasted about a day and a dozen messages before it was blocked, and the box got absolutely slammed with vulnerability scans.
It also just gets blocked by autocratic firewalls. Deltachat is clutch because it can theoretically run on top of any email host so it’s way more difficult to block.
The protections for classified information are not just about information security. They are about physical and operational security as well. That’s why s SCIF has a “two locks” policy, and requires things like 4" steel doors.
Here’s the thing…
Right, the entire phrase, at least in the US, is intended to short circuit the broader conversion about roles and mechanisms of government. It’s begging the question. What US conservatives call “fiscal responsibility” typically just means “I don’t think the government should spend money on things which don’t personally benefit me.” Or even “I want other people’s children to pay for my entitlements.”
What party runs on the platform of fiscal irresponsibility?
“I don’t understand what those words mean and I’m taking the coward’s way out of this conversation.”
It is. It always has been. It was always a novelty food which nobody really liked.
SELinux isn’t really meant to be a user space “utility,” for lack of a better term. It’s meant to be an expert focused security framework for those with the expertise to both understand and implement robust security policies. Your average user daily driving Linux or even running a few self hosted services doesn’t really need complex security policies, and is definitely better served by some simpler tools.
America will bring down the entire western world. There is no option but to fight.
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Most French people exist because someone rejected the backdoor mandate.
Yeah as an introvert with pretty bad social anxiety it’s hard to imagine where I’d be if I was a teetotaler. I don’t think it’s hard to stay in control, and I’m a different person after a few drinks - all that anxiety just fades away and I’m like a different person entirely.
I think this is a European thing. “IT” is a general term for any tech work, whereas in the US that term refers to technician level network infrastructure and sysadmin work.
What’s wrong with freecad? I use it all the time.
I saw this exact thing at the local brewery. Two kids chasing each other tripped someone carrying several glasses and both fell onto a pile of broken glass. The parents came over and started yelling at the man to watch where he was going. Others started saying it was the kids who caused the accident, and the parents backed down but clearly still thought they were right.
I fart exclusively in elevators and crowded busses. Join me!
Correct - the states have the explicit duty to raise and regulate militias, as stated in the second amendment.
Cucumber? I barely know her.