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Generations suffered malloc() and UB thinking it built character. We can end this today, by bringing Rust to the Linux kernel before we become our fathers.

Russia passes law allowing total internet blackout in the country Overnight, Russia adopted a new decree granting Roskomnadzor, the state agency overseeing information, total control over the Russian internet. The regulator is now authorized to: — Issue binding orders to telecom operators and ISPs; — Redirect internet traffic through state-controlled technical systems; — Alter data routing paths; — Activate filtering, blocking, or protection tools at its discretion; — Take direct manual control of the entire Russian internet in case of a “threat.” Roskomnadzor becomes the central command center for Runet, with the FSB and the Ministry of Digital Development assisting. Authorities frame the measure as a security step meant to ensure the “stability and integrity” of the internet in Russia. In practice, the regulator can now restrict access to any website it deems a threat, and, if necessary, disconnect Runet from the global web entirely. The new rules take effect on March 1, 2026.