*Slightly* on topic. Some Twitter tips from Anon:
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Twitter Tips
Here are some step by step pics to change your twatter data that may result in being banned.
1. Settings
2. Twatter Data
3. Scroll down to Interests and Data
4. Deselect all boxes having to do with Politics or Trump
These Interests are selected by Twatter based on who you follow.
There also seems to be a ban on certain hashtags, so be smart.
Of course we know about certain memes and how to get around it.
Stay on topic of the days news. Attention spans are limited.
Don’t respond to haters. They are probably gone anyway, and need more than 140 char.
Lead them to where they can decide for themselves.
Be gentle, don’t red pill too hard.
People want to be led, not forced.
Tell them to research, and that it’s ok to think for themselves.
Also that it’s ok for them to have a differing opinion than what they’ve been told to have (Kanye).
Good Luck
Article from Russia Today (i.e. Putin Daily News)
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Global Internet could crash in next 48 hours
Internet users around the world may experience network connection failures on Thursday as the main domain servers and related infrastructure controlling the web will be powered down for some time.
The Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), which is responsible for maintaining the registry of domain names and IP addresses, will be changing the cryptographic key that helps protect the Domain Name System (DNS) or the internet’s address book.
It’s an important measure to ensure a secure, stable, and resilient DNS, according to the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA).
“To further clarify, some internet users might be affected if their network operators or Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have not prepared for this change. However, this impact can be avoided by enabling the appropriate system security extensions,” it said.
Analyst from the Mobile Research Group Eldar Murtazin explained that internet users may face some difficulties within 48 hours. There may be problems with access to some resources, and slow loading of internet pages. Some users may have problems with access to the network if they use an outdated provider.
ICANN has already carried out some preliminary tests that showed the key replacement process would create minimal problems.
Arseny Shcheltsin, a specialist in digital economics, reassured people that there is nothing to fear, since the main software has already been successfully updated.
The procedure for changing cryptographic keys has become necessary as a result of rising threats for the internet infrastructure.
https://www.rt.com/business/440947-global-internet-shutdown-icann/