I didn't ask whether it was better or worse than declaring a war; it's clearly less bad than starting a war.
But that doesn't mean it's right. Maybe doing neither a war nor sanctions, but something else, or nothing, is the right thing to do.
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It works on some devices; they do sign the builds as far as I can tell. But the bootloader itself needs to be convinceable to trust the LOS signatures, and needs to understand the secure boot implementation used in the Android that the current LOS is built from (since Android has re-done it all a few times). Nobody knows anything about bootloaders to figure out which of them can do this or how they would be induced to do it.
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You don't need an Invidious instance to back FreeTube. You can set it to local mode to just talk to YouTube from your IP, or to operate through a proxy.
You can print out QR codes to Rick Astley videos.
Thank you, I love to see these memes of production.
I wouldn't recommend linking to it because IIRC it's one of those web sites that can't actually be relied on to serve the thing you linked to to the person who clicks the link. Instead it likes to serve complaints that they don't have an account, kind of like Instagram.
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That's not allowed on Wikipedia, you have to use verifiable information from reliable secondary sources instead.
So you would have to pair this with a switch that not only does VLANs but also somehow does your NAT for you.
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Just because someone does something instead of fighting a war doesn't make whatever they actually did do right. They could also do neither thing. Especially if the alternative to war turns out to not actually achieve the goal the war would have achieved, leaving them in the same position of deciding whether to do a bad thing or not, after having already done another different bad thing.