magic_smoke @ magic_smoke @links.hackliberty.org

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There's literally nothing wrong with enforcing TOTP over just a password.

No I just wasn't educated enough to understand how they where profiting off of this enough to destroy its credibility even further (somehow.)

I didn't think weapons sales was enough to cover it, but hey, money talks.

At this point it doesn't even make sense from an imperialistic prospective.

America is making itself look weak by not reigning in its attack dog. As callous and evil as this sounds: war genocide costs money, and you're wasting our shit.

Yeah but it was a luxury, and most likely an RX-only unit that only had a GPS radio. Even if you had a 2g cell radio in the 90's in your car it'd be incredibly limited, and horrendously expensive for something you could carry in your pocket.

These days even the cheapest model of Honda Civic will have a modern internet connected network of microcontrollers and computers which all receive OTA updates, many of which handle telemetry.

You also have to assume that your government has never illegally obtained data it shouldn't have in a shady manner.

It also doesn't bode well for what happens if your country falls into fascism, as all that data will still exist to be systematically, and retroactively used against you.

The former is true, however anyone who's ever looked at firewall logs will tell you plenty of skids are trying to get free domestic US IP addresses off of vulnerable home networks using automated means.

That being said that has really has jack shit to do with personal privacy/security against state-scale dragnet surveillance.

If you have a device that's actively connected to a cellular network, and has been while in your home or work, then your only option is to leave it behind or turn it off. That includes your car if it was made in the past decade, if nothing else, so it can catch OTA firmware updates, and send telemetry data.

GPS and location services don't mean shit when your carrier keeps logs of where you've been based on cell-tower triangulation.

NGL x86-64 tablets are legitimately much more useful than their competition.

You can even make out the CRT behind the parents.

I don't, homophobes can eat shit lmao.

I'd just like to think we're collectively more tasteful than that is all.

(Even if it isn't true :p)

For some real fun, try for all three at once!

For sure but what the fuck are you going to do to stop them? Because voting won't.

Genocide abroad is better than genocide abroad and less human rights at home. In the same way that getting shot Is better than being burned alive.

I mean I'll take it over being burned alive or brutally eaten alive by a pack of ravenous wolves.

No most millennials are also too lazy because they stopped giving a shit about computers when it stopped being a requirement to use the internet like 10-15 years ago because smartphones.

Most who did haven't in at least a decade, and wouldn't unless you put a gun to their head.

For some reason the vast majority of people seem to just want to ignore the machines that literally run our society, and its fucking maddening.

FFS the amount of people who I work with in IT and even then don't really give a shit about their daily computing is absolutely fucking baffling.

Its really just a smattering of people from all ages who actually know how to use a computer because they're actually interested in doing so.

I figured I'd wait til the next session of homo-congress.

I don't want bluesky to be gay because my fellow gays should be supporting a FLOSS platform like mastadon.

Corpo shit is for the straights.

Sounds like that one evil corp homer worked for.

At least the proprietary ones made by five eyes. Russia and China have their own programs.

There's a reason I run Pfsense routers, openwrt AP's, and mikrotik switches.

Recently bought a cheap set from spectre for $150. Forgot to check the res, and it only does 1080, but then again 90% of what I do with that TV is play Switch anyhow. I have a nicer ultra wide on my desk for everything else.

The TV itself works well. The first time set up is the optional search for digital OTA TV channels, and the only "smart" feature is that you can plug in a flash drive with MP3/FLACs and use it as a music player for some reason, would've been cool if it played mp4s too. Then again, that's what the HDMI in is for.

The menu/feature set feels very 2009 and I love it for that. Luckily the picture, bezel, and price don't.