← Back to context Comment by teaearlgraycold 3 days ago Eh, not any different than the performative encryption restrictions from decades past. 5 comments teaearlgraycold Reply anonzzzies 3 days ago But those were very easy to sidestep: proxy/vpn, download java with US encryption, and move on. That is very different with this. HotHotLava 3 days ago How do you "easy" VPN into the US in 1995? The whole consumer VPN industry didn't exist back then. anonzzzies 2 days ago Yeah, I was never a consumer. Let's say tunneling/proxies then. 1970-01-01 3 days ago "download java" in 1993 wasn't a thing. anonzzzies 2 days ago I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.
anonzzzies 3 days ago But those were very easy to sidestep: proxy/vpn, download java with US encryption, and move on. That is very different with this. HotHotLava 3 days ago How do you "easy" VPN into the US in 1995? The whole consumer VPN industry didn't exist back then. anonzzzies 2 days ago Yeah, I was never a consumer. Let's say tunneling/proxies then. 1970-01-01 3 days ago "download java" in 1993 wasn't a thing. anonzzzies 2 days ago I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.
HotHotLava 3 days ago How do you "easy" VPN into the US in 1995? The whole consumer VPN industry didn't exist back then. anonzzzies 2 days ago Yeah, I was never a consumer. Let's say tunneling/proxies then.
1970-01-01 3 days ago "download java" in 1993 wasn't a thing. anonzzzies 2 days ago I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.
anonzzzies 2 days ago I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.
But those were very easy to sidestep: proxy/vpn, download java with US encryption, and move on. That is very different with this.
How do you "easy" VPN into the US in 1995? The whole consumer VPN industry didn't exist back then.
Yeah, I was never a consumer. Let's say tunneling/proxies then.
"download java" in 1993 wasn't a thing.
I remember the encryption export mostly from when Java came up; everything had saying that you cannot download specific packages outside the US. We did anyway. Before there were others but Java was biting us the most.