I don’t understand what the plan is. Becoming irrelevant and making it hard for users to access your site sounds like a losing play.

They’re counting on it.

Why’d they bring two phones?

Best I can do is a Hooters but for foreheads.

Can we not? We’re barely holding together what states we have at the moment, several of which regularly propose leaving.

We must soil ourselves in solidarity.

I love the fat ones.

I’m impressed they kept the plate so clean.

This is very personal and opinionated, but I just feel like Gnome isn’t going in the right direction. KDE Plasma feels vastly more modern.

Please do not call these devices license plate readers. They are surveillance tools with capabilities that far exceed that of normal license plate reading devices. It’s like calling an RPG a spear.

I’ve been using an account with a translator. They have some unique niche videos I can’t find anywhere else.

I had leftover pizza for dinner and for some reason it was greasier than when it was fresh.

Comment.

Ad hominem insult.

Repeat after me: I will not federate with any Meta products.

Hey guys I know it’s wild but there might be some corruption going on in the Supreme Court.

You do it because it makes an attacker’s life harder because now I have to find two bugs instead of one.

The entire boot chain of the phone up to the apps you run are verified successively by the component that loads it. A digital signature helps ensure that only trustworthy code ever runs. A bug must be found to bypass these checks to load malware code. For example, a bug in the image code in a web browser might cause loading of code that isn’t checked. This way the malware gets smuggled onto the phone.

This means that if you get hacked via one bug and malware is loaded, the attacker has to work harder to solve the problem of how do I convince the phone to load it again at boot because the code it’s made of isn’t going to be approved code. When you reboot, you are effectively forcing a validation that all the code you have running is authentic, which would exclude the malware. Trick me once sure, can you survive a full pat down? Probably not. It’ll get caught.

Unless I have a second bug to fool the normal code loading systems too, the malware can’t run. You have to go back and trigger the first bug again somehow, which places more strain on the attacker.

Alex Pretti was murdered.

Say it with me. This was no “shooting.”

And it’s going to keep happening again and again.

If your website only works with Chrome, it’s not a website. It’s a Chrome site.

You didn’t design for the web. You designed for Chrome.