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Doing it on restart makes the mitigation de facto useless. How often do you have 10, 20, 30d (or even longer) desktop uptime these days? And no one is regularly
by jorvi 8mo ago
Doing it on restart makes the mitigation de facto useless. How often do you have 10, 20, 30d (or even longer) desktop uptime these days? And no one is regularly restarting their core applications when their desktop is still up.
Enjoy the fingerprinting.
- eek2121 8mo agoUmm, I restart my PC about once a week for security and driver updates. If you don't, you have a lot more to worry about beyond fingerprinting... Oh and I'm on LINUX (CachyOS) mind you.
- tristan957 8mo agoI restart my browser basically every day.
- cyanydeez 8mo agoyeah I close out everything as a mental block against anything I'm working on. I think there's a subset of people that offload memory to their browsers and that's kinda scary given how these fingerprint things work.
- recury 8mo agoYou just need to open so many instances and tabs in each instance that it crashes every couple days
- Thiez 8mo agoThere isn't enough energy in the solar system to count to 2^128. Now a uuid v4 number "only" has 2^122 bits of entropy. Regardless, you cannot realistically scan the uuid domain. It's not even a matter of Moore's law, it is a limitation of physics that will stand until computers are no longer made of matter.