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To paraphrase some random paragraph from a rather extensive law about hacking:

“All 50 U.S. states, Washington, D.C. and three federal territories have requirements for the reporting of Incidents, and most of these statutes require reporting to state regulators. The nature and scope of the information that must be reported varies by state or territory.”

https://iclg.com/practice-areas/cybersecurity-laws-and-regulations/usa

And you think the Chinese would allow the press to know they’re being hacked in return? It’s absolutely a rights issue.

Probably becaise China doesn’t have freedom of the press. They barely mention shooting rockets into space that will fall “somewhere”.

The rich are not going to give up the Internet when Elysium becomes their new home. And you can’t trust the ground people to keep it running.

For the full old person experience:

https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=ballsack&kp=-2&k1=-1&kac=-1&kz=-1&kae=d&ia=web

Inkscape sucks, there’s no helping it until somebody decides the fill tool is important enough to work on. Affinity is the replacement everyone was waiting for. Just get the registration bypass and block their domains like everyone has done with adobe for the past 20+ years.