mariusafa @ mariusafa @lemmy.sdf.org

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Yeah Musl is pretty good to learn C libs but the main red flag is the MIT Licence

glibc is great, but holy shit the source code is obscured into oblivion, so hard to understand, with hardcoded optimizations, and compiler optimizations. I understand how difficult is to find vulnerabilities. A bit sad that the only C lib truely free software is so hard to actually read its code or even contribute to it.

Imagine all the vulnerabilities that privative and low reviewed code has...

What if i have a Thinkpad X220?

Why debian installer is bad? Literaly press okay to almost everything and you got installed

Iran: Oh shit here we go again. What will be this time 70% of their navy? 50% of their bases?

Ready your ass Iran, you've been a bad boy.

Carl Sagan facts.

Hi i'm chat, is this twitch?

AI driven? IDK about that on a real war.

Yeah, you are right. Anyways this always applies to anyone seeking security.

PRISM

PRISM

Who says I have the same password for my root, my user account, and my LUKS encrypted hard drive? Losing one doesn't mean losing everything like in a Password manager.

Mossad or other agencies arent God. If my device is cryptographically secure and doesn't have backdoors it's unfeasible to access any data with current technology. I guess you are right if you take into account Intel management engine and similar, but since I use libreboot bios that does not apply to my computer (only place that I treat as secure).

If you use Apple, Microsoft, google, etc devices, those are 100% vulnerable even if you use idk rsa 2048 (xd). The problem is who you are trusting.

That's a good point. But, yeah again I don't fall in those categories. I try to ensure that my security is only based and covered behind cryptography theory and nothing else.

Pig sell late ~ Pixselate

Keeping all on one password (password manager) is a single point of failure, which i don't like. I mean sacrifice because my brain can only remeber a few 512bytes long passwords (again i don't use password managers because of single point of failure).

Just a comment: IMO it's not worth using strong passwords on which you depend on privative/unknown security platforms. Who knows how many times they get hacked or have backdoors? Unless they specify they only store the hash I refuse to sacrifice one of my strong passwords.

Edit: To all talking about password managers. I don't believe in single point of failure as a way to go. The fact that i've to explain that xd...

Since when we went from shitpost to weeb posts?

All romanic cultures do it

Paaaaain. Thanks to God I discovered LaTeX and other text editing languages (like groff), I'll never look back.