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teaearlgraycold
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Statement on US government directive to suspend ac...
Eh, not any different than the performative encryption restrictions from decades past.
anonzzzies
37 days ago
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But those were very easy to sidestep: proxy/vpn, download java with US encryption, and move on. That is very different with this.
HotHotLava
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How do you "easy" VPN into the US in 1995? The whole consumer VPN industry didn't exist back then.
anonzzzies
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Yeah, I was never a consumer. Let's say tunneling/proxies then.
1970-01-01
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"download java" in 1993 wasn't a thing.
anonzzzies
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I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.
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