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No just human trafficking

We need some more community wifi projects

Community Wisps are cool

I would also add Openstreetmap to the list

It is critical that people reach out to their politicians

I can see it both ways

On the one hand I don't think companies should be legally required to restrict the freedoms of consumers. Stuff like this is why custom roms were illegal for a while in the US.

On the other hand, safety is involved

Bart rude Bart because Bart is rude (Bart is rude)

This com keeps peaking

Not being run by corporate overlords

Seriously though, the community is a lot healthier

This is frankly a bad take

Creating an ecosystem from the ground up is a huge undertaking that many people have failed to do in the past.

Why waste developer time when you can start with a solid base

This headline is a bit click baity

It is bad but because it is a side channel attack it very hard to pull off. You need the starts to align and for the user to stay on the same screen for a long time for it to actually be exploited.

Good catch

...Except none of that is true

...if they can log in

That isn't how TPMs work

The TPM checks the signature of the software with the signature it has internally. If that signature changes it will refuse to release the keys.

Physical security is very hard

TPM is a useful to help ensure physical security. TPM isn't perfect but it is decent for what it is.

TPMs protect against evil maid attacks

Android has a nice solution with the system vs user encryption

NSA compromised them all decades ago

Part of Salt Typhoon was abusing that access

Autism

While I don't personally engage in piracy, I can definitely see why people go that route. Streaming services suck so much. All these companies had to do was make it more convenient to not pirate.

Is this satire or are you serious?