this thing could've stolen everything from me just because im russian

[rech2020]

i've run this thing and then this popup appeared

now i dont feel safe since this thing could've just stolen everything from me silently

[CanePlayz]

It cannot. The code is open source, everyone can check that there's nothing in the code that can do this.

[Tyrrrz]

now i dont feel safe

Cry me a river

[webknjaz]

What's the difference between passive and active nazis?

[DmitryYazovTNO1]

What's the difference between passive and active nazis?

a rashist is a person who supports putin, not all russians are rashists, im a russian living in israel and i support ukraine.

[webknjaz]

That's not true. It's not one person that is bad, it's the society who elevated the person to represent them. The concept of ruscism spreads beyond that. It's inherently connected to colonialism and imperialist ideas. It's not attached to the color of the passport either. For example, so-called russian "opposition" is no different from the rest in their actions. Nor are the indifferent passive bystanders. This is because it's so deep in the culture that such behaviors are acceptable. The amount of rssians I met who are not also ruscists is below 0.01%, that's how many pass the dignity bar. But again, despite the high correlation with citizenship, I saw many with different passports and one thing in common — having been influenced by the toxic and rotten rssian "culture".
I think, my personal top test questions to determine with high accuracy if one is a ruscist or not, are asking about Crimea, the Tulsa provocation of 2003, genocides in Ichkeria and Georgia etc, what one did personally to stop the atrocities, watching how their reaction/behavior aligns with the propaganda and other incarnations of said "culture's" toxicity, like that cosplaying a "bigger brother" nonsense. The paradox of such a culture is that a huge chunk of people don't even have tools to realize how toxic and imperialist it is.

So no, p*tin is an example of ruscism but not its entirety. The culture that supports his privilege is.

[DmitryYazovTNO1]

so you're viewing russians as uncultured swines?

[webknjaz]

That's a manipulation, I didn't say that. They come in different shapes and sizes but what they call culture is usually either stolen due to colonialism or hostile/offensive to anybody who dares to have a different identity.

Self-education can be started here: https://istpublishing.org/en/russian-colonialism-101-maksym-eristavi

[MaxGraey]

now i dont feel safe

Man, you literally live in russia! Feeling unsafe should be a normal for you =)

[webknjaz]

now i dont feel safe
just because im russian

Dude, sounds like you have a more serious problem than conspiracy theories around fully open source software 🤔

[superintendent2521]

what the fuck is with these comments here, this person has done nothing? they live in a country that has an active war with a country for no reason, and yet you are still making fun of him? why? what did they do?

[webknjaz]

@DmitryYazovTNO1 wait, you're claiming to support Ukraine but at the same time you're advocating for suppressing the Ukrainian voices by silencing whatever information they share. Which one is it, then? They are the opposite. Anyway, actions speak louder than words.

[webknjaz]

@superintendent2521 that person did nothing right 🤷‍♂️ Having a slave mindset doesn't excuse them.

[DmitryYazovTNO1]

@webknjaz no im not??? i support ukraine, im only just tired of seeing protestware bloat, we all know that russia is doing horrible shit to your country, you dont need to put it everywhere, you dont need to restrict MILLIONS of people from using a program for living in certain countries, this is just hilarious.

[webknjaz]

LOL

[webknjaz]

You don't really know what support is, then.