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The reality is, you mistake a browser with a house, when the OS is the house. Let's rail on every OS distribution that defaults to unencrypted drives! And every
by thezilch 13y ago
The reality is, you mistake a browser with a house, when the OS is the house. Let's rail on every OS distribution that defaults to unencrypted drives! And every digital device that has not bio-metric and multi-factor authentication!
Grind your axe elsewhere; it's sad.
- to3m 13y agoIt's not THAT unusual, on entering a house through a locked door, to find your way blocked by another door that needs unlocking. (One or both of these doors might even have two locks.) And then inside this locked house there will quite probably be rooms with locks on their own doors. And inside some of those rooms, cupboards, with doors, with locks on 'em! And look inside enough of these lockable cupboards, and you might well find a safe. With a door with a lock on it...
- thezilch 13y agoSo, I guess you don't carry the keys to your rooms and cupboards. Every time you want entry, you use a safe with significant entropy for OTP to the cupboard or room you want access, and the access is revoked 1 min after idle. Every time and everywhere. Ludicrous.