Or… you don’t need a plate on a bicycle.

Technology is not neutral. The cameras you’re talking about all make it pretty obvious when you’re filming. Cameras designed to blend in and not be obvious and creepy.

Even if it’s open source, it’s still just a camera for creeps. An open source torment nexus is still a torment nexus.

Because AI completely destroys online communities but has a much lesser impact on local/IRL communities I suppose. So those depending on online communities a lot are likely geared to be much more adverse to AI.

Note taking App, AI in the front page… I don’t think you understand the point of taking notes.

Techbros themselves think they don’t. Doesn’t mean it’s true.

There’s TOML also which is very good for low-nesting, human authore data

For both MobileCoin and Signal the TEE are not relied upon for the security of the general application but only for some convenience feature that are required for mass adoption but that you can go without using them.

Also, while TEE are not bulletproof, in such a server situation, it means that getting user data means much more invasive compromise than just querying the database. It’s an imperfect solution, but an improvement nonetheless.

Well they are a serious company with serious engineering capabilities. Just know that whoever runs the control server can control your network, and almost everyone uses Tailscale’s centralised control server, so they control the networks of almost all of their customers. Most of their customers are for internal use by companies which don’t care about relying on SaaS products. But if you self-host for resilience, using Tailscale doesn’t make much sense without also self-hosting the control server through the unofficial headscale implementation.

Just FYI unless you self-host headscale, tailscale is centralised and not private. They claim it is end to end encrypted but their proprietary centralised control server distributes the keys, so they could very easily MITM you.

Tailscale is good tech and good crypto, but Applied cryptography cannot solve a security problem. It can only convert a security problem into a key-management problem, and tailscale does not do decentralised key management.

Fair response. I just hope you’ll have it in mind if you stumble on other of this guy’s stuff. He’s terrible.

WTF I never said you must watch the video… OP answered they don’t even know who it is that’s perfectly reasonable. I I won’t pressure them into learning more about Lunduke. Nobody deserves that.

Just FYI Lunduke is a fascist or at least very fascist adjacent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhqeuO9RKKk

WebSocket seems like a completely wrong abstraction for streaming video…

If you don’t understand the cryptography enough that you have to ask about telegram, just use Signal. It’s the best designed app for the security of most people, it doesn’t have any privacy/security footgun, and has a pretty good threat model while not cutting corners on usability.

There’s no debate. The CEO is a compulsive liar who misleads people about how encryption works. Every one who knows how encryption works and have looked at Telegram will tell you Telegram is not encrypted

Signal is well designed enough that Jurisdiction doesn’t matter much. The only things you’ll find that can br arguably better than signal are fully decentralized apps that go over TOR like Briar or Simplex but these have a lot less usage because they’re so slow and terrible for your battery.

The whole point of Anubis is to not have to go through a CDN to sustain scrapping botnets

We have that the issue is not mobile apps target Linux

It’s pretty plain on DHH’s blog:

In 2000, more than sixty percent of the city were native Brits. By 2024, that had dropped to about a third. A statistic as evident as day when you walk the streets of London now.

I wonder what characteristic he uses to define « native brits » that can be seen when walking.

Or just take a look at his twitter. Which Framework obviously did since they retweet a lot of his posts…