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Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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What extremism are you talking about?

I suppose he means things like G20 violence in Hamburg a year ago. That included e.g. trying to kill and harm police officers. https://www.dw.com/en/g20-violence-in-hamburg-german-leaders...

So (after reading the article), how is that in any way connected to the people impacted by the actions described here?

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

#22
post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What extremism are you talking about?

I suppose he means things like G20 violence in Hamburg a year ago. That included e.g. trying to kill and harm police officers. https://www.dw.com/en/g20-violence-in-hamburg-german-leaders...

And how's that related to CCC?

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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I suppose he means things like G20 violence in Hamburg a year ago. That included e.g. trying to kill and harm police officers. https://www.dw.com/en/g20-violence-in-hamburg-german-leaders...

So (after reading the article), how is that in any way connected to the people impacted by the actions described here?

They sent donations to a free email service that the people calling for violent action against AfD happened to use. That's literally it.

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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It's funny, sometimes DeepL translates the term, and sometimes leaves it as Zwiebelfreunde.

As a German, I think it's okay not to translate it because it seems to have been randomly chosen and doesn't seem to mean anything in the given context. It's just like some rock band names people come up with after a night with too much alcohol.

They were running TOR servers and educating people how to use TOR, so Onion Friends is probably not chosen randomly.

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's funny, sometimes DeepL translates the term, and sometimes leaves it as Zwiebelfreunde.

As a German, I think it's okay not to translate it because it seems to have been randomly chosen and doesn't seem to mean anything in the given context. It's just like some rock band names people come up with after a night with too much alcohol.

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Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

#26

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's funny, sometimes DeepL translates the term, and sometimes leaves it as Zwiebelfreunde.

As a German, I think it's okay not to translate it because it seems to have been randomly chosen and doesn't seem to mean anything in the given context. It's just like some rock band names people come up with after a night with too much alcohol.

Zwiebelfreunde does not seem to be a random choice. The O in TOR stands for onion, so translating Zwiebelfreunde to onion friends makes this connection clear.

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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But they are just witnesses, the police say so them self.

"Just" is the wrong word. With the latest legislation in place, witnesses can be forced to make statements to the police under threat of duress, including fines and jail time.

Re: Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action

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Translation from deepl.com: House searches of net activists Chaos Computer Club criticizes police action Police have searched club rooms and homes of net activists. Those affected are only witnesses, but documents and technology have been confiscated. This raises questions of proportionality. By Maik Baumgärtner, Martin Knobbe and Vanessa Schlesier Evidence object from the OpenLab in Augsburg: object from the 3D prin…

The last paragraph is missing in your translation.

Yes, I thought so. The presentation of the article I had didn't finish the last paragraph, so I assumed it was part of the paid content on the website and deleted it.
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