it's very difficult for me to describe to other people how good this setup is. it's not "check home assistant" good. it's not "use 1password to store your passwords" good. it's almost "just download more ram" good
your computers are much less secure in general but they also have different security assumptions
phones are the pinnacle of security in this point in time. rooting them not only breaks but also breaks the security assumptions that apps rely on
for example I can be sure that no other app has access in my data as an app dev. based on that assumption i might store secrets. which on android/iOS is totally fine (there are better ways but ok)
you’d never make such an assumption on a pc app. you’d find another way. there’s no such thing as “my data” on desktop. hence you develop around it
and that’s a reason not to use banking or other critical apps from a pc. a mobile is much more secure
rooting also bears the issue of being “not intended”. that means that what you use to get root (for example to manage the root permission) is not as much tested as the rest of the operating system and opens up holes which we don’t know about yet
security is a game of money. as a security researcher, bypassing the sandbox and accessing another apps data, can gain you literally millions
bypassing the root permission on an already rooted phone will gain a pat in the back and a conference talk at best
*this sesames reasonable
*once in a lifetime loaf
I agree
same!
kudos! 🎉
I hope it goes better than expected and remember to bring your headphones!
I think (reading aint my cup of tea so I do what I can) that the idea is that the majority of the people are easily swayed
one could argue that this is the case now with the amount of capitalist and anti-leftist projections
and the idea to fix the root cause of the above is tackled by each revolution-worthy system - education, free time, access to knowledge, etc.
though youve got a very good point that if we depend on stupid people to build something better, were buiding it on/with stupid people
good discussion subject, I'll take it to my friends
not exactly an answer to what you ask but I wanted to share this knowledge: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/recipe
its a standard(ish) schema that many popular recipe websites use, so you can very easily parse them and do unit conversions
on an unrelated note: do you make the stickers yourself (the actual stickers, the designs are clearly yours)? if so how? what equipment do you use?
lol I didn't see that your comment was also a link :P
thanks!
you selling these? I want some (no joke, they're awesome)
in Greece at least nobody gives you the option - unless it's a very pricey service that you can pay as a package
it's very difficult for me to describe to other people how good this setup is. it's not "check home assistant" good. it's not "use 1password to store your passwords" good. it's almost "just download more ram" good
work does not define you and it doesn't reflect your self worth.
there's a very high chance you're getting rob while doing it too so do it as shitty as possible (without risking your food)
nono, that's from backtrack/kali linux
huh, good observation - my instant thought was casinos and "climbing the corporate ladders"
(I fully disagree with not voting but your point still stands)
I HIGHLY doubt that
btw messenger isn’t the worst case scenario. 1-1 chats are e2ee.
it’s still facebook and it sucks, but it’s not as bad as SMS/calls
your computers are much less secure in general but they also have different security assumptions
phones are the pinnacle of security in this point in time. rooting them not only breaks but also breaks the security assumptions that apps rely on
for example I can be sure that no other app has access in my data as an app dev. based on that assumption i might store secrets. which on android/iOS is totally fine (there are better ways but ok)
you’d never make such an assumption on a pc app. you’d find another way. there’s no such thing as “my data” on desktop. hence you develop around it
and that’s a reason not to use banking or other critical apps from a pc. a mobile is much more secure
rooting also bears the issue of being “not intended”. that means that what you use to get root (for example to manage the root permission) is not as much tested as the rest of the operating system and opens up holes which we don’t know about yet
security is a game of money. as a security researcher, bypassing the sandbox and accessing another apps data, can gain you literally millions
bypassing the root permission on an already rooted phone will gain a pat in the back and a conference talk at best
it’s a very, VERY bad idea to root your phone