Brummbaer

I’m stupid and I don’t read more than headlines. I’ll let it stand so you can make fun of me …

The more I read about it the more I think US law is vibe based.

When we discover that this is basically religion, a lot of people will be really confused and in denial.

And don’t forget when China threatened to annex Canada or when they started arresting Canadian citizens at the border.

I wish I didn’t honestly.

Meanwhile the US is organising a separatist movement to destabilise CA, but tell me more on why China is the problem here.

But that’s the good violence, I think he is talking about the bad violence.

I’m totally with you on that, but I think the encryption ban also was/is also actively supported by the bigger ham radio organisations. There is some open communications culture, which is fine, but it shouldn’t hinder people to encrypt their traffic if they want to.

There might be some heroic backyard surgeons who try, but mostly this is done in normal hospitals, it’s just that no one is asking where the organ comes from.

There is no backyard surgeon way of transplanting a liver - these people will just die.

How does that work?

Would people just park somewhere at the drive in and eat in their cars or would they just put everything inside the car and then give the tray back?

I doubt they drove home with the tray attached and the food on it?

I understand what you mean, but I’m not sure that is meant by obscuring the meaning of the signal.

Morse code is a way of sending unobscured information, everyone who listens in and knows how to interpret it can see what is transmitted - so the transmission is not obscured. SSTV is gibberish if you listen to it, but everyone can decode it into a picture if they use the public known way on how to do it. It’s even worse when you think about what obscuring the meaning entails. You are not allowed to run a number station, because everything you send doesn’t mean anything, since your number codes are obscuring the meaning of the message.

Also law is interpreted by the government and if the agency in charge says they see that as an interdiction of cryptography the only way to challenge that would be in court since they would just fine you or take away your license for encrypting anyway.

And a lot of people will learn about botulism hands on.

I think it’s worldwide - amateur radio transmission has to be unencrypted.

I also found this excerpt from

https://www.acma.gov.au/amateur-radio-operating-procedures

Transmissions from an amateur station must not be encrypted or scrambled, except for signals used to control a satellite, signals used to control a remote amateur station or by stations participating in emergency services operations or exercises.

Damn, the web really is just a big pile of advertising shit now.

Thanks - I guess we really need to come up with alternatives.

That was not clear how I stated it. Basically anything that’s going on over amateur radio has to be non-encrypted any use of encryption is forbidden.

That’s what I don’t understand.

The US proletariat has been fully domesticated, they elected Trump twice and the only mass organised push back are people holding signs on weekends.

I would assume that it would be more comfortable to stay in the US.

Mesh in itself is not that useful, but it’s one of the few options that you can use to legally encrypt your communication. Most things that touch (Amateur) Radio/CB will only allow cleartext.

Because the specs are a pile of shit. I can’t prove it, but I’m pretty sure that google helped with that.

I’m pretty sure Palantir gave him millions of reasons for him to come to this conclusion.