Truscape

Safely using an insecure device swiftly becomes a hobby, unless you give in to the default experience.

I installed GrapheneOS, installed my apps, and I’m done. If I want to deny telemetry or to set up something like the duress password, it’s one to two taps.

iPhone users, man… stop drinking the fucking punch.

I don’t think that’s a rational line of thinking, because there are documented filings of attempted file access into FOSS programs that the FBI are unable to influence and are completely unable to access, such as Veracrypt/LUKS encrypted PCs and GrapheneOS in BFU/Duress password entry status.

Now, Apple is indeed a proprietary ecosystem, and as such unable to have community outside assurances that their system is completely trustworthy. However, Lockdown has now joined the ranks of other systems of data security that have been proven effective against a warrant, perpetuating the cycle in which nations such as the UK (and the US during the Crypto Wars) have tried to overtly undermine the technology through public actions after failures to covertly crack them. You cannot classify mathematics, physics, or cryptography, and there is no such thing as a perfect backdoor (despite some senators’ opinions).

With all that being said, I still wouldn’t trust an iPhone, but I don’t think that proposed line of thinking meshes with the FBI.

Where would 1440p lie on this?

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I get this is sarcastic, but honestly looking on Nvidia’s history competing in the dGPU space is really eye opening to their current corporate behavior.

This would be like Big Oil investing in Enron, no?

2032 is the cutoff for IOT LTSC, so 6 years actually.

Something like Winboat would be more useful for edge cases like that.

That’s why something like the duress password exists for GrapheneOS - just keep a backup of the important stuff at a separate location away from your pockets.

Don’t forget the duress password and the protections in BFU state! :)

DDG uses its own basket of search indexes, Bing is now under 10% or so of total index usage in the big 26. Also yeah, noai ddg is awesome.

Here in the state of California, we still have the qualified in regulatory positions. Hell, I think we already reintegrated with the WHO.

Proton and Tuta both offered that as an initial hook, though. Once it became clear that it was no longer sustainable to have minimal restrictions on free accounts, they had to move the needle and incentivize purchases.

I don’t there would be many due to the liability concerns. Also, it’s a classic case of “if something is free, then you are the product”. You can pay for an email provider that won’t ask questions from you, deal with the restrictions (and potential privacy invasions) of the “free” options, or self-host.

Apple’s never going to give the keys out for that functionality willingly though, so I suspect you’ll be waiting for a while.

NVIDIA handles hardware design and software components, TSMC handles actual silicon manufacturing, and a third party handles assembly. This is the case for nearly all hardware companies outside of Intel, Samsung, and a few domestic companies in the PRC.

Sounds like you need to play games like Half-Life Alyx, Pavlov VR, and Into the Radius, which are designed around VR movement and hand manipulation that truly cannot be given justice on a flat display with a controller or a mouse and keyboard setup. A used Index is quite cheap these days, or you could wait for the Frame.

There are even non-meta wild card headsets like Bigscreen beyond, PSVR2 (PC compatible now), and Vive’s standalone line.

Well VRChat and their audience isn’t going anywhere, that’s for sure.

If you have the activation key/account, you could try installing it through Winboat or similar on your distro of choice, since Winboat’s essentially a per-program VM that should theoretically have perfect compatibility.

Wow that’s depressing. I guess the main solace is that if Sony patents this then we’re unlikely to see this practice on other systems.