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When something is "super secure" you know it's full of holes. It's right up there with "impossible to hack" and "military grade" aka lowest cost bidder.
by Havoc 11mo ago
When something is "super secure" you know it's full of holes. It's right up there with "impossible to hack" and "military grade" aka lowest cost bidder.
- hbarka 11mo ago“We’re clear on OpSec.”
- jakeydus 11mo agoObligatory Colin Jost Pete Hegseth warrior ethos post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZb1WO1_lGI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZb1WO1_lGI
- hamdingers 11mo agoUnsinkable
- shreddit 11mo agoAt least the Hindenburg was iceberg proof https://xkcd.com/2350/ https://xkcd.com/2350/
- lesuorac 11mo agoAnd "complies with all applicable laws"; as-in we're operating at the lowest possible standard we can.
- maqp 11mo agoYup. As the guy who put together the most secure FOSS messaging system*, it's not "impossible to hack". It's a caveat ridden, inconvenient to use, tedious to setup, hardware-isolated, multinode application, with long must-read documentation, and that requires experience with electronics and soldering. * github.com/maqp/tfc