june (she/her)

Damn, I’m going to miss those messages one day on my Debian stable server.

I mean, I can see why it’s brewed an anti crowd. Founded by Radio Free Asia, a USA propaganda arm, and was funded up until late last year.

Additionally they have been aggressively pushed by the NED, an organization created to effectively conduct CIA color revolution in the overt.

And finally, compared to the other major US developed and funded project Tor, it is very centralized. It requires a phone number to use. The open source code is very oftenly neglected with the repository being out of date compared to the code being pushed out in updates.

Not every non-profit is your friend. Especially not non-profits that recieve funding largely from an agressive state that fashions itself as world police.

Now, I do use it as the US government is not currently in my threat model and I’m in need of an accessible messaging platform that I can get friends, family, and coworkers onto. But if for instance, the next administration extends transphobic policies federally you best believe I’m keeping that information off Signal.

No problem 😄

Its a tongue in cheek CVE. Crowbar is literally a crowbar. Like… beat the password or device access from you.

On a secondhand or wiped burner Pixel too. The Crowbar CVE can’t be patched by an OS.

My only concern is if they start employing frequency jamming since LoRa is in a very specific band which won’t impede much other uses when jammed.

LTE/5G bands have much more potential impacts if attempting to jam that band.

short nicknameserv 2 (accidentally screwed up 1.0’s OS and all of my Apple devices are similar format but phone, pad, etc) for my opencore-updated macOS server.

Lnxserv for my Debian server (boring but followed the naming scheme).

I used to have cool mythological names and the like but anymore I want simplicity and it to be more personal than some deity.