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Re:Anti-War Hacktivism Is Leading to Digital Xenophobia and ... by scotuswroteus on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @02:54PM (#30769983)
The use of terrible, horrifying, absurd makes this read less like a serious, considered policy position, and more of a rant. Rants can be cool, but this struck me as less nuanced than I'd have hoped coming from an important organization on a really significant topic.
Re:Anti-War Hacktivism Is Leading to Digital Xenophobia and ... by 0xy on Wednesday March 23, 2022 @04:04AM (#30776143)
What nuance exists when a maintainer of a package distributes malware targeted at people by their nationality? One can assume that the vast majority of the users of this package are innocent people with no government influence.
Re:Anti-War Hacktivism Is Leading to Digital Xenophobia and ... by thunkshift1 on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @05:51PM (#30772033)
I disagree, I think they make their point fair well. Note that eff wants this piece to reach non-tech crowd as much as tech ones