You remind me of the main crashcourse guy and idk why.

and of course, totally inaccessible for russians because we have been banned from international payments, duh.

Great content

Why dont talk about USA authoritarian???where does usa finds the right to use private companies for its intentions???

We're on the verge of a cyberpunk world. If that happens. the Internet would be gone forever only local internets will exist!

Sounds like north korean intra net. you must be proud.

Thats like your opinion

@@ozymandias7592 buy a brain

A few countries with a tiny fraction of world population want to dictate global telecommunications.

In other words, they're creating a "Great Firewall" just like China. I think Russia wants to become more like China in more ways than just that...

Nerds. Go enjoy the outdoors lol

@@yoreldelagunja8057 nerds run your life.

@@yoreldelagunja8057 as he types from his smartphone/PC

I think we have that already. China...enough room for third

Westerners did this to themselves lmao 🤡🤡🤡

Gen alphas could be like the people from 1800s, 1900s No internet, no cable or radio station 😢 War, war, war🪖🔥 If they don't harm them 🛜📶📲📺📻📡🛰 They would be like us sometimes less internet and more basic things 📚🧸🎨📸

Glad you liked it, I was struggling for quite a long time to find the balance between overexplaining and oversimplifying the topic :D

It will soon be irrelevant as the decentralised blockchain internet(s) is growing fast.

@@beomc4539 That's complete nonsense. The "decentralised blockchain internet" still relies on all of those base layers.

@@TechAltar 0:50 not internasional but west. west

North Korea uses Bootstrap

You really think a DNS on a Pi for your home is equal to a massive network of DNS servers that need all kinds of fancy (BGP, IGMP, etc) and performance?

@@jamegumb7298 A DNS Query is a DNS Query regardless of whether its going to a Pi or a server cluster. The only difference is scale and capacity. That said, within Russia, they don't even need to roll out new servers at all. Russia can simply order their ISPs to forward all requests for their TLDs to the existing servers that manage those TLDs, bypassing the root servers entirely. Now, if they want to hijack Non-Russian domains, they will need more infrastructure but remember they are only serving the population of Russia and maybe Belarus which together is still less than half the US Population. I seriously doubt they would have any issue whatsoever handling the traffic, especially with caching being done by intermediate systems.

For propaganda, sure.

@@beomc4539 🥱

@@beomc4539 ur funny dude

From Russia, this looks like a pretty dumb lie.:-)

@@andrejsokolov9431 agreed, this all just a big propaganda

Think Russia would prefer a dependency on western countries as opposed to be subject to Chinese rules they trust even less.

China would happily extend its market into Russia as long as they won't be affected by sanctions themselves.

Microsoft, Amazon, Apple all have separate server operating in China. Like Azure, AWS and iCloud all available in China (these services can help get across firewall actually, for example, setup a cloud server on AWS or Azure for routing data, but will got banned immediately, iCloud Drive is the only cloud storage services that can be access with fast speed in China and outside, other Chinese providers are slow outside and their client softwares are the worst, Dropbox Google Drive, Box, all other famous providers are banned, only OneDrive and iCloud are legal, but OneDrive only available in China for enterprise account) but maintain separate from internet outside of China. Google is the only outsider but Chinese government still demand Google to provide limited services such as android source code access and chrome updates. And Google agreed. Because China has leverage that other companies can’t say nope, Microsoft even made a special edition only exclusive to Chinese government that without any telemetry at all, Chinese government even gained permission to check source code of windows. China is Apple’s second largest market in the world, China produces most products sell on Amazon and most Android phone brands are Chinese, so these companies have no choice but obey China. However these leverages don’t exist in Russia.

China now even has leverage to let Elon Mush shut up. Gigafactory in Shanghai has been suspended for over a month, but Elon Musk just pretend nothing happened, in contrast, he complained a lot when gigafactory just shutdown for couple of days in the states.

@@abbofun9022 Not necessarily. Over the past few decades, the US has proven multiple times that they are not trustable themselves, especially from Russian eyes. Hence, they might regard China as being the smaller problem.

In my view they are actually not only damaged by this, but also blessed, that they are also cut off of tik tok there. It saves their youth.

@@VoltecGames yes russia is truly blessed a bright future for russias youth is guaranteed now LMAO

Well its not meant like that xd obviously their youths future is now bad, but the thing, that tik tok is banned, is a good thing actually.

@@VoltecGames tiktok bad

Bull**** Lol

Взрослые люди такую чушь несут на этой ветке, чему удивляться, автор канала оголтелый русофоб, просто сгусток ненависти.

it's crap

@@supovar9455 Why's it crap? Elaborate please.

@@m.heyatzadeh i live in russia, that information been actual 2 years ago

They have problems with youtube channel icons not shown and instagram blocked. But instagram had never been popular there 'cause their own social media like vk and telegram are ways more suitable to them

The satalite systems are controlled by the ground station. They can turn on or off connections.

ICBM without a warhead

Satellite support for Russian gps has been cut off. It’s a separate system

@@dirtyaznstyle4156 Yes, it was cut off. Atleast Russia have GLONASS system.

@agapp11able Yes Putin knew that Russia risked such sanctions if he proclaimed he would invade and annex Ukraine. Exciting whether Putin is going to drink champagne for his high risk actions, or North Korea-like conditions will be the gain.

Interesting how this analysis doesn’t get applied the other way around for the US

Meanwhile strongest propaganda: West. I am blessed I am in Serbia, where we don't have Russian and Western propaganda, just neutral.

@@edwinvargas7969 wdym

@@darkithnamgedrf9495 он имеет ввиду то, что сша давно ведет военные действия в сети. Просто в сша это не так заметно, потому что контрполь над сетью давно в руках правительства. Исключение из DNS российских доменов не предотвратит их функционирование в рф. Но западные пользователи могут испытывать трудности в доступе к ним. В русском языке есть такая пословица "перекладывать с больной головы на здоровую". Это значит оправдывать себя тем, что обвинять других в том что сам делаешь.

The main reason for the fall of the ussr was the failure of their economic policies Sure, the availability of outside info helped somewhat, but don't overestimate it, it's not that important

Be attentive to such presenters. Speculation and propaganda.

Exactly. The Internet is so pervasive that although there might be an initial desire to block the Internet, any sane person would suddenly also be confronted with the reality that a lot of benefits also rely on the Internet... So in the end you see the attempted solution to only partially block the Internet which then becomes a very complex thing. China is an example of the "Great Wall of the Internet" attempting to isolate itself but can't completely from the rest of the world.

This is similar to PayPal blocking Russia. It mainly hurts the individuals, like digital Artists who lost their main way of accepting payment. (Also the PayPal case is especially ironic, since Ukranians had to make Russian accounts before then as PayPal didn't acknowledge Ukrane as its own country)

@@Solid_Snake88 I guess he is just like you always trying to justify what the US and UK and the EU do regardless

@@Solid_Snake88 So if Nato were planning to arm Cuba and Mexico with nukes right on Americas doorstep, and the US invaded both Cuba and Mexico. Who then will be in the right?

@@Solid_Snake88 No normal person likes war, but sometimes conditions are created for it, who is to blame, it never matters.

Russia is the one blackmailing? Bruh it's the west blackmailing russia into complying with them lol

@@Solid_Snake88 Are you like 10 years old? lol. Everyone has an agenda including NATO.

You don’t need to close every hole to block 95% of people

@@hdog679 but the 5% will lead 20% more to the holes, and they'll bring 20-40% more. "Lure of the Forbidden", and all that. None of this firewalling will solve the UR Party regime's problems anyway; because those are all inside the wall.

Economically, Russia is market economy, just as China, USA, France. Politically, it is more centralised than USA or France (but less centralised than China). Looks like you mix this concepts in your message.

@@alphaomegaaz19 The economical part will probably change soon, too, becoming almost fully centralised.

@@FlorinArjocu the fed is much decentralised eh? comic crackpot u!

Russia accounts would be deactivated.

The sanctions on Russia should remain indefinately.Any warmongering States seriously threatning nuclear weapon use should be Economically Neutralised for InterNational Security reasons.They are Isis with real Nukes.

No, inter- simply means a connection between different things. Doesn't have to be global, or universal.

You mean and imply superfluous, redundant, pleonastic tautologies? I'm in total, 100% agreement.

USA right?

the only country that no heavily dependent on US in internet is chins

It's more worrying that government's, particularly authoritarian, try to tightly censor the internet. They almost always botch it, which is one reason Americans continue to dominate.

@@ghost_particle yeah it's definitely USA

USA Alone cannot do anything. If USA is becoming decentralized, it will face just as many problems. This is what happens when many other countries abandon you or you abandon them.

Yeah if they ever came back it would be an issue

@@dosmastrify That's a pretty big "if" at this point. Once the disconnect happens, it will never be undone.

They would only come back after some kind of political reboot (be that a coup, Putin dying, imposed regime change, etc)

No russia - no problems

Happy to hear!

Moskal cope

@@SloveLDK that's what I'm doing as a clown from the fucking circus country

@@SloveLDK Ukro cope 🤡🤡🤡

Are your Software engineer?

Never heard someone be happy about having jira tickets but you do you.

A masochist huh, I see...

@@notgad3130 Indeed!

I am also happy sometimes for jira tickets... cause work 😂🤣 Not now tho... project changed.

Да

That's why India must be brought to heel

Yep, all those people who don't really matter. Good riddance.

Good point. Too often some people refer to "the world", or "the international community" (whatever that means) hinting a representation of the entire planet, while in fact those big words could better be translated to or interpreted as "me and my friends", a smaller cohort indeed.

YEP.

@@hmq9052 Yep, treat India like a dog - that should go over well in India and get them on your side

Correction, not a domain but worse a TLD.

Go ask the USA.

Ukrainian people have become the world rulers now . Telling or commanding others people about what to do

Does your brain work? Ears and eyes ok? He literally covered it in the video……. Ukraine asked and they were denied. What the hell more do you want? Anybody can “request” something it doesn’t mean it has to be considered or accepted.

@@CalifornianSupremacy Kevin, I wrote "I don't understand how anyone can request something like that at all." It's good that the request was denied. But that is not the point I was making. Note: That my reply is does not contain rhetorical toxic questions.

so there winning then

@@johnsmith-ce2tq yeah it’s gone really well for them so far 🙃🤣🤣🤣

Give it time...

Ukrainian and Russian IT are the best in the world

@@lorrainetaylor5894 careful whose views you trust...

I think you should be felt up

A few years ago, AWS went down, and a quarter of the sites on the Web stopped working for half a day. One developer pushing bad code could have huge consequences for the Internet as a whole.

Like if there were to be another Carrington event just about in the next few weeks, months? 🤪

VPN is solution comrade

But if it stops this BS agressiony it is ok. Imo modern "conflict" is network based anyways. Weapons should be superfluous if you can disable infrastructure.. In theory

Thank you! I'm Russian too which is very sad information for me. I hope I can leave this country once and for all.

Doesnt seem to have been true

It wasn't cut off They blocked unpopular instagram and grew their own social media like vk and telegram I started noticing that torrent forums started having more russian users 'cause now they have legal excuse for hacked software

It's actually Mally. Or Molly if female. Or Molit if gender-neutral.

True. Internet is the easiest field for the freedom in the world. If we loose freedom of internet, we will never be able to gain freedom of the world.

no our generation is very aware

@@Crocodebil they’d believe the Russians more if they cannot contact anyone else

@Annette Jones yeah bro go invade a country, thatll be bad for you

Excellent.

Wow I' m just shock someone mentioned expert Mrs Anna thought I' m the only one trading with her

She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self

I Used to think that crypto is just a front for scammers and for illegal stuffs until I came across Miss Anna, now I make a living from it and my life depends on it. All thanks to expert Miss Anna

She’s technical analysis is dope and her interpretation/projections of the market is so accurate I sometimes ask myself if he is human haha. Point is, Anna is the perfect trader to follow for advise and daily signals

Trading without a professional like expert Mrs Anna is like gambling with your money

Exactly. I was very OK with the US at the helm up to this point, but now I feel like I was betrayed , stabbed in the heart. I thought freedom meant freedom for everyone. Internet for everyone, no matter the nation, war or dictator... It's a very sad day in history

@laci272 Probably you lived in delusion, and you have woke up and realized that freedom is only a slogan. Technology always could be a political tool. For example the Internet and the Tor was made the USA gov, GPS was used in the military conflict.

@@laci272 you clown the internet is created on the US for military reasons so of course they control majority of the internet. If you want to be independent then copy what China did.

If that were true there wouldn't be so many Russian propaganda bots spamming their talking points the whole time

But other countries and their citizens aren’t innovate enough to be the leader in the industry. Don’t hate cause the US government actually allows its citizens to be creative and innovate. Dictatorship and authoritarianism limits creativity. In order for a country to be a super power, the people must be creative. From these creations, the government formulated regulations and what not. Please, I’m tired of people saying the US has to much control when they are the innovators. Should the US give up its intellectual property to say Russia or China? Please get a grip in the comments and try to think a lil deeper than the surface 🙄

Good to know. And the poor guys who are forced to go to Ukraine! I have often thought that the so-called leaders that want these wars should fight it out themselves. School yard rules. We'd be back to the old days with the biggest, bad-est men, or women, running the countries. Guess it really wouldn't work these days!

He's probably in St Petersburg working in marketing

They draft them 18-20 years old.

As a Russian, I can assure you that the number of people willing to topple this crazy regime, once and for all and purge Russia and the whole world of this evil is way waaay bigger than you can imagine, even bigger is the number of those against this war. But yeah, sadly enough, those over 50 generally tend to be in favour of putin and all of them, all of them folks watch TV, none trusts "the internet" and by the way, they openly admit it when and if asked. Yeah it sounds ridiculous but that's the reality we live in. As a Russian I'm in complete awe at what's going on, definitely this evil we're dealing with today, should have been stopped earlier... I'm a positive thinker and I'm of the opinion that we will overcome, but in order to do that right now we've got to be looking for friends, not enemies, if you know what I mean. And you're absolutely right pointing out that there are many Russians who are against the regime and what it's doing as much as other sane people, regardless of where they come from originally.

@@someoneyouknow5040 Stay safe and I wish the best of luck to you. Honestly Americans over 50 would be acting in a similar way to Russians if put in a similar situation. The old guard needs to give up power and allow the younger generation to decide what kind of country they want to live in. We are the ones navigating the job market and trying to build a foundation while things are becoming more and more unattainable for many. I really hope the Russian people are successful at overthrowing Putin.

Belive it or not a lot things you own are from China.

@@bluebud169 believe it or not the top performance CPUs are made in Taiwan with EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN technology. Sure China makes CPUs but until now, as we speak they are WAY behind. These are facts, not some random russian troll trying to do some stupid propaganda.

3 months and 6 months bootcamps do the job, the rest of real pro guys can be brought from other countries, where people don't care about this war. Plus, really, many Russian devs moved out Russia, but beacuae of launguage barrier, they don't find jobs, and still work for Russian companies remotely using VPN

Pulling this out of your ass?

its not russia isnt cut from global internet this guy is either lying or delusional. just hope its the latter.

@@harukrentz435 they aren't, but now they have the capability to do so

Don’t worry all that behaviour will go against west, Russia is already as their own national internet

next war will b fought by robots

I fear that documentation won’t matter. Evidence doesn’t matter now. You can present evidence, and people will screech “fake” at you, and that’s the end of it. Humanity is a failed project.

Yes! And commas have a space afterward, but not before. This would make what you write less painful for everyone else to try to read.

Yes we will, just need to build a 10 Trillion $ economy.

@@debanjanbarman7212 how about they start cleaning the nasty streets and the creepy men.

yeah u guys need to do this if u value ur cultural integrity and the moral integrity of ur people and ur nation

just look at wat the europeans and Americans are trying to do to their own children, it's incredibly disgusting and immoral a total abomination

First step is get out of KZfaq and create your own video sharing platform. And create your own version of Google. China already did it.

What are you talking about? 🇷🇺 strategy is openness and the west is blocking 🇷🇺 voice? WOW just fucking WOW! In what alternative reality you’re living in?

Thanks bro for calming me down

@@alexpan7819 Yeah, no problem. Gotta be prepared for anything when a President of one of the top two nuclear powers accuses and threatens the other of things he didn’t do and then handshakes an invisible person in front of the whole world.

Yea, that's true. Today west doing more to block access, ТСПУ (just DPI) - ressets your connection to website. West methods - content replacement (almost impossible to detect without human), site is loading forever.

@@fedyaf2710 Can you share more details about that content replacement? Can you bypass without VPN? I couldn’t find any info on how it works.