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Which needless to say, isn't secure.

#SecureInTheNameOnly

That's what I've been stressing in the first place!

The world is not just USA.

Not a lot. Several percent, maybe.

EDIT: not a lot of people is what I meant. Most earn much, much less.

that conflicts with what they were always taught

with what they currently think they've (always) believed. what they were always told only matters indirectly.

Fight how? Sternly scold the capacitor on the last mobo it supports before it leaks out?

Found the American who thinks healthcare does cost what he sees in the bill.

this thing is, like, 85g and half-a-phone area. Are there really projectors this size?

What now?

... with every replaced part and yearly power consumption costing as much as a new conventional low-power router? If the only thing it does is routing packets and you don't run any heavy services on it, there are low-power, compact and cheap openwrt routers out there.

Yes. This and this fella's income.

Heck, you can take all these $$$, fly to a decent country visa-free, get a rabies shot and a lavish vacation. Why TF Americans don't ddo that is beyond me.

True, all but NixOS and indistinguishable.

Guix doesn't count.

You can use insecure boot and not enter the password. It can't make stuff meaningfully more secure though, it just plain doesn't add any protection against evil maid.

Yeah, just don't. Allowing to code in anything other than English is a disservice, plain and simple.

Inb4, I'm not being US-centric, Latin ain't even my native alphabet.

Doesn't work if it's invisible.

Homoglyphs? Invisible text? Bidirectional text? Just highlight every line that goes beyond ASCII with yellow warning colors and require to vet it. Maybe make localization data an exception.

I do. While I could've self-hosted it easily, I'm just consciously OK with it being public.

I see you're holding to the Australian view on cryptography.

Ah, so, pure unadulterated bullshit.