Yeah, that’s exactly my point. I am not a parent, but in my opinion, it would be better to allow the use of whatever platform is the default, maybe provide an alternative, and give the child an age appropriate understanding of what using Instagram/Whatever means to them. “You can use it, but don’t say anything private like our address, because your private messages can be read by the company. If you need to say something private, use signal/matrix/whatever else, because that’s safe.”. Maybe if your lucky they can pass that knowledge to their friends as well.

Kids are walking privacy violations at the best of times anyway, education needs to start early.

Will 10yo’s actually value separate channels? Or will OP’s daughter just end up being the “other weird kid on the weird app we dont like”. I know nothing about 10yo’s though, maybe I am wrong.

I dont have a good suggestion, but you may unintentionally be about to give your daughter a brutal lesson in network effects. If all her friends end up using something else, she will be isolated.

Ive run gitea and gitlab, they are both trivial to run. (Both probably have AI code, but in my experience gitlab has been rock solid).

Search for docker compose instructions, they are generally the quickest and easiest way to get going:

https://docs.gitlab.com/install/docker/installation/#install-gitlab-by-using-docker-compose

https://forgejo.org/docs/v15.0/admin/installation/docker/#docker

The upside of docker is that if the do push a bad version, its trivial to downgrade and use the previous version, just update the compose file and restart.

But, If you really want to get on with game dev, just push to github/gitlab/codeberg. Theyll get you started way faster and you can worry about your own self hosted thing later when it matters more to you. Its easy to transfer between them later.

Exactly!

That doesnt change anything about my original point. They are conflicting missions, whether you add certain or not.

And no matter what you call it, backdooring ghidra defeats the point of both, it means no one will use it, which allows malware to run rampant. (Ghidra was released during the height of the cryptolocker craze, it allowed reversing those crypto lockers to be done by anyone, effectively neutering many of them).

And when it gets caught its immediately attributable to the malware division, which they dont want either.

There is zero point backdooring ghidra. Now XZ? *sshole? Thats the level of sophisticated backdoor I would expect from the NSA.

Only true if they can abuse the backdoor, if its tied to NSA infrastructure (which a competent backdoor would be), they couldn’t use it. There is also precedence, the Germans didnt hesitate to publicise that Angela Merkel’s phone was hacked, they could have used the malware to feed false information instead. Stuxnet was exposed to embarrass the US/Israel.

Cyber security companies would also have no qualms about publicising it. Finding a NSA backdoor would put them on the map, and they have no use for a backdoor.

Even if we take your definitions, they are still conflicting.

Attacking humans means developing malware.

Defending capital means protecting that capital from others malware.

If either of them do their job too well, the other will be failed. That is by definition conflicting.

Go to any cyber security conference. Check out the CTF teams, Ghidra is used everywhere.

Can you prove that there is a backdoor? Remember that it is freely available, and if China, Russia, NK or any other nation state could find a backdoor, they would be shouting it from the rooftops to shame the US.

I dont doubt that the NSA could have seeded a backdoor in an open source project, but I very much doubt they would sign their name to it…

I dont know what you mean by that. Do you mean that the NSA would leave a bug in accidentally? Or intentionally?

Accidentally is definitely plausible, they are only human after all.

Intentionally would be incredibly stupid. The offensive side of the NSA spends billions developing malware that can’t be easily found and attributed to them. Inserting one of those malwares into a piece of software they have publically claimed ownership off completely defeats the point. If they wanted to backdoor an open source software, why wouldn’t they do it anonymously…

Ghidra is used by the best and brightest malware inspectors. If it was backdoored, it would have been discovered almost immediately.

The NSA has two conflicting missions, one is to hack everyone, and the other is to protect American networks and interests. Ghidra is from the later, its goal was to make malware analysis cheap and accessible so that more people can investigate and defeat malware.

Rtx3050? Should be supported for a little while, and seems to be around $300AUD. Probably still overkill for a NAS though.

On mobile its a static image. But also, nothing in the video indicates that google changed the rotate setting. Why do you think google did it?

Could you elaborate? Nothing about your screenshot says anything about auto rotate?

Dumb question, but have you ruled out the cable being bad or corrosion in the socket? Dropping to 100 is usually something bad with the cable.

Nope, your uptime kuma speaks to it directly, and it basically acts as a signal client for you.

https://github.com/bbernhard/signal-cli-rest-api

Its very finicky to setup, but once you get it working its pretty good. Sometimes needs to be reauthenticated though.

Kuma notification settings:

Even under fascism it doesnt make sense to risk zero days on non-high value targets. The fascist way to do that is to simply enforce all devices to have a public and obvious backdoor. Anyone without the backdoor is a criminal.

Zero days are for being sneaky, and are very expensive. Under fascism you don’t need to be sneaky, and you need cheap.

It is a catch 22 situation, if you block ads (which is a no-brainer), you can’t see the ads repeatedly selling the same item you just bought.

Im personally happy if they simply cannot monetise tracking me. They can track all they want, but if I never see any ads, it’s m much harder for them to manipulate me.

A zero click zero day is worth 10s to 100s of millions of dollars. They guard these very carefully, to avoid burning them, like what happened here.

You aren’t that important to anyone.