lnxtx (xe/xem/xyr)

Where evidences?

Resiliency dilemma. Which type of redundancy to choose.

Shame time for the EU.

Shame time for the EU.

The main issues I can see:

• lack of secure instant communication, like Signal
• missing secure wi-fi protocols
• no TLS >= 1.0 support
• expired root certificates
• backdoors, established digital forensic tools
• credentials stored in RAM

If somehow you can install an SSH v2 client, with 2FA login - will be somehow useful.

My fast research, a PSP with custom firmware, and PSPSSH SSH client (not sure if it supports current ciphers).

Thieves.

+ Iran, Yemen, …

That’s the thing.

Also magnet link if you want.

Too good to be true.
Light is light (or just THz range of frequency), there are the reasons why it isn’t mainstream.
E.g. fog, heavy rain, snow, hot air “artifacts”, etc.

Business ethics? Meh, just profits, just profits.

In the rogue state of Israel, it’s required for “both sexes”.
The only democracy in the Middle East.

So I don’t see problem with it. More like a sexism problem.

EDIT: It’s “not compulsory”, so != conscription.

I think I’m Brazilians now 🇧🇷 🫡

And most of the profits taxed.

It’s easier to block cars than to do mass screening.

Still no lesson learned. F!ck cars.

An alternative browser (not based on the Chromium) should be driven by the community (vide Proton).

Who owns the Red Hat and runs The CentOS Project?
The same bad guys.

Sony Trinitron disagrees

It’s a mess: 24C3: Inside the Mac OS X Kernel _{inv.nadeko.net}.

Maybe zram-generator?