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The Russian Federation wants to defederate from the Internet lol
It’s the Russian Defederation now
Good luck with that. Maybe they can join North Korea‘s server.
Nah, the bot farms and hacker groups would still have access to the goal net. It’s just the Russian populace that would get cut off from the rest of us, nothing even a VPN could fix.
More like China and Iran
A satellite dish can fix some things, but you’d need an uplink still. So to a large extent back to “enemy voices”.
That’s theory, in practice these people are impotent and can’t themselves work in such an environment.
i don’t know what that was comment was about, but you can use satellite downlink to transmit data, like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toosheh
it’s unidirectional so it’s more of an cold war era radio free europe in spirit but with modern technology in some way
an cold war era radio free europe
Which is literally what was jokingly called “enemy voices” in USSR, the comment was about this exactly, and yes, I was thinking about the thing you linked.
…with hookers, and blackjack?
In fact, forget the Internet.
Кому нужен интернет, когда есть блэкджек, шлюхи и водка?
imagine being a kadyrovite in that situation. gambling is haram, vodka is haram, and worst of all - no tiktok
Well, now we know who will take a wild ride toward Moscow if the project succeeds.
no they’ll get stuck in traffic
then they’ll release a cringy video of them patrolling empty, barricaded bridge
Poor goats
Removing russia from the internet would solve many problems for everyone else just not Russia
Reading the article that isn’t the goal.
They are working on controlling access to the wider internet. The goal is to push people off of western services on to ones they control. This is so they can control the information their citizens see
They wouldn’t stop Russian bot farms or hacking.
Russian here. This is a super old claim from our government and is a common source of jokes, it’s even called “Cheburnet” (from Cheburashka) colloquially, nobody really treats such claims seriously. Last time Russian government tried to influence internet was when they struggled to ban telegram for several years, and ended up giving up, endorsing it, and moving their official resources to it.
If you can’t beat them, join them.
They just want to remove their citizens from the internet, not themselves. It’s too useful for disinformation and general fuckery.
Like North Korea, an intranet
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Like Iran
I’m more concerned that the Luddite politicians in the west will think this is a great idea or the more power hungry ones will see it as a way to take some national sovereignty/control back from the internet–that, right now, enjoys an extra-governmental existence.
Imagine needing a digital passport to join EuroNet®©™ or having to pay a ‘duty’ to surf AussieLan™™©
I hope they don’t, all the best torrent sites are Russian.
Cool, let them, so what?
It would be great, but think about it for a second. Russian bots and trolls that are operated by the government will still exist, it’s not like they would cease trying to spread misinformation or destabilizing opinions. So that won’t change at all. This would primarily affect the people in the country who would now be unable to see real news or learn things the government doesn’t want them to.
I’m all for giving Russia the finger, but I do fear that it won’t actually make anything better for the rest of us and would just make the people worse off.
“Thinking for a second”? You are posting this on the Web. Thinking is for losers.
Hell yeah get tf out you thinking nerds
Russian bots and trolls that are operated by the government will still exist
I hope I can block whole ASNs originated from orcs land, so I can block those too. Or at least majority of them.
I mean, if no normal citizen can access the outside internet then we will know for sure that any connection coming out of Russia has to be a bot. So that would make blocking them much more easier.
Because I need outside access to get the hell out of this godforsaken piece of dirt
But how will they hack the rest of us if they can’t get online?
Their government will definitely still have access.
No it’s not. This is similar to “Russia trying to have a new moon program”. Not happening ever.
The first part may happen, the second part - ahahaha.
I live in Russia.
“Russian trying to build its own LAN” is the way I read it lol. You can’t have “inter” with no other peers.
Large intranets are not a problem (that’s how it was in the beginning in many places, rather fast and unlimited access to LAN resources, chats etc, but slow and expensive to the Internet), it’s just that nothing inside Russia is going to be self-sufficient.
Also every dick without balls in a chair will try to get some control or share or get a bribe or just prevent this from happening so that his relative or something would get the contract.
This wasn’t a factor with the large Internet being accessible (unbeatable competition), but will be with intranets (or a countrywide intranet). Nothing will get built. In the 90s such dicks simply didn’t understand that this is a good business, so they allowed it to grow (still all the major telecom providers that survived had some connections with FSB etc, or so people say).
Will it be the same quality as other things that Russia makes?
Damn they are going to pull a China
China only blocks most popular websites, they don’t block random personal pages
They do though, some of personal blogs i follow also banned in China; There is a saying in my circle of friends in Mainland China that the blog is “certified by Great Firewall of China” if a person’s blog got blocked
We must somehow patch a connection in, to ensure they have a sufficient quantity of international memes, cats and porn. Access to the internet is a basic human right these days, we surely cannot abandon them.
Terrible situation, even if you’re in the “well it’s Russia so stuff them” camp. Countries moving to their own Internet is a terrible situation, one we’ve seen before with China and their deep censorship of online media.
