The president largely doesn’t have too much power. Problem is the other two branches of government conceding theirs.
EncryptKeeper
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Only if that country doesn’t have info sharing treaties with the US. So much of Europe isn’t any safer than in the US.
Reddit is headquartered in San Francisco
That is what I said
I am no fan of reddit but in this case Reddit appears to have championed this users anonymity going so far as to actively draw the ire of the administration.
- Reddit refused to comply with the initial administrative subpoena
- the Federal government came back with this grand jury subpoena and warned Reddit not to disclose the existence of the subpoena or they’d consider it interference in federal law enforcement
- Reddit complied with this new legally binding subpoena, but did not comply with the demand to keep it a secret. In the contrary, they immediately alerted the user of the subpoena which allowed him time to immediately lawyer up.
You’re not wrong that you’re not safe posting on Reddit, but if this case is any indication you’re not any less safe posting in Reddit than any other site, including Lemmy.
Signing it verifies that the software was made by company that it says it was. It’s a method to avoid installing fake or malicious software.
It is on its face a good thing, with the major caveat being who is in charge of who gets to sign what.
You think the guys who don’t get paid at all are paid pretty damn well? I don’t follow.
And yet there are still people who those strings completely for free.
For sure. Most people likely would, but not as much.
The United States
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They ship with zsh