You can't fence off danger, you can't filter "bad" from the network.
You've got your feels and intuition but civilisation is stepping beyond your gut and emotion and using brain thinks.
Not only does the attempt fail, and burden the "innocent," it will eventually reveal itself as a very bad idea.
Underlying a lot of Trump's administration are ancient or emergency powers, given for "good" reason, but now, the risk is revealed.
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Hmm, let me try that with another frustratingly underdeveloped technologyđź’Ż
Meshtastic is still very broken and lots of the various parts didn't live up to its potential... yet. But that doesn't mean that it has failed. It means that there's still work to be done, nothing more.
Can it be frustrating at times? Sure. Could things be better? Undoubtedly. Is it a shame that many promising projects are only half finished and/or abandoned? Of course.
Etc, etc. but it still screams for someone to step up and build something on it that works OTB.
The commas won’t be split by the shell, so quoting the string isn’t necessary unless you’ve got spaces (which you don’t).
The cryo-prison becomes a metaphor for the society itself: sterile, stagnant, controlled—a place where even swearing and physical touch are illegal. The incarcereal tech is "humane" in delivery but totalitarian in philosophy.
Ultimately, the kaupapa is this: suppressing the messy parts of humanity—rage, violence, impulse—through imposed “niceness” and tech fixes creates fragility, not civilisation. A healthy society must integrate conflict and freedom, not erase them.
