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That’s right, the hill to die on is the browser’s openness. Not your OS, not your firmware. Not your hardware. It’s the browser
by onethought 2y ago
That’s right, the hill to die on is the browser’s openness.
Not your OS, not your firmware. Not your hardware. It’s the browser
- stavros 2y agoIt's a hill, I don't think anyone said it's the hill.
- loophol-rabbit 2y ago'Try to detect benefit cheats.' Or wait till the 1st one surrounded a mountain successful at a hight of 3,5km ;-)
- turblety 2y agoThanks for raising closed hardware too, and I presume you are talking about the Intel ME (backdoor spyware [1] that Intel puts into all their chips via their closed source proprietary firmware). It's a complete blackbox, other CPU that no one knows entirely what it does, but has full access to your main CPU/memory/computer, and allows it to be remotely controlled by anyone with Intels signing keys. We need to open this too, or at least be transparent, and your points on closed firmware/hardware is really important. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine
- fsflover 2y agoIntel ME is disabled and neutralized on my Librem 15.
- turblety 2y agoYou can never truly be sure as it's can't be entirely removed. There has to be a little bit remaining, just the first few modules or the machine will shut down after 30 minutes, but the Librem 15 is a beautiful machine and Puri.sm are really awesome.
- ryanmentor 2y agoAs a cat of nine lives, there are many hills I intend to die on
- mastazi 2y agowhataboutism is a logical fallacy.