Or you could beat them over the head with their own consequences and leave the platform en masse

Well money is all they have anymore.

Bluehammer guy is going exactly what he needs to do. This is a whole different issue and it’s demonstrating responsible disclosure working exactly the way it’s supposed to.

Oh AWS is gonna be spicy this week.

I didn’t say put a Linux rom on an android phone. I said use a Linux phone.

This will not work either. Stop using Android.

Awww

Which is why you stop using Android and use Linux phones instead.

You aren’t going to keep Android open. Respond by shoring up Linux phones.

Doesn’t matter. The regime got what they wanted out of this. The data centers are up, the tech is there, they will just snap it up cheap for use in surveillance and fabricating evidence of dissenters.

They have a feature that lets other devices use your Internet connect by communicating through the ring devices.

Don’t ring cameras already do this?

Feels like this is a modern day rehashing of the windows 95 briefcase system.

It’s interesting but I think a distributed internet makes more sense. There’s no reason this couldn’t be folded into that too though. If it disappears off enough peers that it’s done, someone opens up the dead-dropped site and that new peer shares with the others again.

As much as practical. Modern security relies on layers of protection to mitigate failures in methodology. Your strategy isn’t makes a single perfect defense. It’s mitigating risk. If one method fails, then what happens?

WireGuard

Looks like carrot

Because it’s isn’t about guns

Interesting attempt at reframing the situation. It’s actually much simpler though.

You said something dumb on the internet. I clubbed you over the head with it. You won’t move on. I’m bored and petty and keep responding.

I will say it’s surprising someone allegedly working for Siemens can’t fathom a business not using Microsoft office.

If you are challenging my argument based on experience, I’ve been doing IT for years. Screw off. Focus on the argument at hand not faking a debate on provenance of experiences.

I used PDF as an example of businesses routinely juggling multiple formats just fine. If we are talking about special snowflakes requesting particular pancakes, you need to understand MS office docs are spaghetti code they can’t export from flawlessly because even Microsoft doesn’t fully understand how it works anymore. Its layers and layers of poorly documented BS. ODF is a well documented, open, non proprietary industry standard.

You are the one defending the idea that anyone who doesn’t want to pay a ransom to get their work done is weird and insisting everyone else cater to them. I am simply saying “saves as, not save”

You’re huffing glue if you think the MS business model is anything less than a hostage situation. All you have to do to migrate is tell Dolores to move the mouse cursor a little farther south to reach save as to get out.

Are you saying a business has never said “this needs to be a PDF” before?

Fuck off with that noise. If they don’t understand how to use “save as” they don’t deserve the contract.