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What are your resource limits and threat model? I hate X11 and C as much as any other human, but let's be real: - If your hardware can decode video, it can pr
by NavinF 3y ago
What are your resource limits and threat model?
I hate X11 and C as much as any other human, but let's be real:
- If your hardware can decode video, it can probably deal with X11
- As you noted, security is easy if you never have to communicate with malicious devices. Don't "but still" me.
- cyberax 3y agoIt's not so much a threat model, but maintainability and reliability. I want to have as few dependencies as possible, and for the code to work with minimal to no changes for the next 10 years. Ideally, I would use something like HomeAssistant Operating System for the base, with my code running in a Docker container.
- jstanley 3y agoIf it's about maintainability and reliability, and not so much a threat model, why does the fact that your VoIP devices are already in a separate VLAN without external access mean it's not a big deal for you? > I want to have as few dependencies as possible, and for the code to work with minimal to no changes for the next 10 years. Then a C program sounds like an ideal choice!
- cyberax 3y ago> If it's about maintainability and reliability, and not so much a threat model, why does the fact that your VoIP devices are already in a separate VLAN without external access mean it's not a big deal for you? VLAN is what makes it not such a big deal. However, I want to offer the same solution to other people in our HOA, and I most definitely don't want to set up VLANs for each one of them. > Then a C program sounds like an ideal choice! Not really? No package management, for one thing.