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Turn on the sweat machine. youtu.be/1aZ2sNU-pYc

Big mistake. China has nothing prosperous to offer. China’s best export is their defectors, continued thanks to them.

This digital backbone centralizes power, builds dependency, and extends the party’s reach. Understanding Belt and Road today means following the digital spine as closely as the concrete one.

Companies such as Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance feed the CCP access to data, surveillance, social control, and influence over narratives, both inside China and beyond.

China’s Belt and Road Initiative has a digital spine. It’s built from tech companies the CCP leverages to project power and control information.

#DigitalSpine #CCP #TechPower #China #DigitalInfrastructure

LinkCN is sus; feels like plausibly deniable comms to traffic intel from foreign countries back into China. Its DNS and CDN overlap with other malware associated with cname88.com.

I think cname88.com is one of Alibaba’s contribution to the Made in China plan.

They’re fueled by ransom paid in crypto. Stop investing in terrorism.

Unfortunately sunk cost fallacy doesn’t sizzle as a topic for pitchfork wielders. The antiquated and proprietary solutions by no name/ lowest cost bidders is where the real horseshit is at IMO.

If your AS only announces prefixes out of Mauritius, Seychelles and HK we cannot be friends.

This approach also extends to laptops, where docking stations equipped with thermal expansion ports enable direct heat offloading—setting the stage for a new class of high-performance, thermally-optimized workstations.

The thermal passthrough port on the mobile device allows external heat sinks to connect and dissipate excess heat.