They also wanted users to know that if their chips are fried that it was the users own fault and no refunds will be issued

I was talking about Boeing, but I accidentally described communism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

You have a cabal of elites who say they are improving the lives of the working class while executing any workers who disagree with them

Would be dope if it supported public-key stuff like ECDH and signing

slaps roof of coffin

So what would it take to get you in one of these?

Siri create a random dataset in the likeness of peter jacksons lord of the rings: the return of the king directors cut on dvd

Any review that doesn’t begin and end with “its a great phone, but it’s 4x the price of last years budget model and only provides a modest improvement” is just an advertiment

Similar product that costs 4 times as much and has AI features…

o7

Not satire lol

It actually highlights the risk of having unaudited third party software running on your critical infrastructure

A wasteland of competing standards lol

More like a bountiful harvest. Even the dogshit programs windows users buy are mostly made with FOSS libraries.

The real answer is windows apologists don’t want to hear Linux users gloating about how this never happened to linux, and how dogshit their beloved os is

The envelope contains a barrel of diesel and a lit flare

Is it less expensive than ransomware though?

No, you run Linux with automatic secutity updates turned on

Its about trusting the data you’re decrypting actually came from who you think it came from.

So the data is signed with your public key, and your public key is published so people can verify the other stuff you publish. Your email is there just so people can communicate back to you…

You can of course put junk info in the fields if you want, but the purpose of the program is enabling trustworthy lines of communication.

No you don’t, you can just fork it, add a commit, and walk away, and everyone can decide which one they want to clone

People want simple answers, and “blockchain bad” seems to satisfy many

And nobody ever forked a project, and lived happily ever after, then end.

Git is a real-life use-case