In college I was told over and over that SECURITY BY OBSCURITY IS NOT ACTUALLY SECURITY. So using thoroughly tested and examined security techniques from open source software is the gold standard.
There are known secure algorithms that cannot be cracked by modern computers. So, no reason to try and reinvent the wheel and just hope your way is better despite decades of refinement and research into modern open algorithms.
Aye I was making my comment in part to humanize the people we call terrorists.
That’s a mid counter argument imo.
You have a good point I was a bit too black and white with my comment. There definitely seems to be a correlation between size and violence of terrorist groups, and the human rights of the area they riside in.
Also totally agree that it can happen to me. Gotta acknowledge that you don’t really know anything and you are pretty much always just taking someone’s word for things. I believe the Earth is round, but I’m just taking people’s word for it.
You have a point. Though the US white supremesists haven’t launched such organized and open assaults. So maybe it just scales with human rights abuses.
Strange, terrorist organization don’t seem to pop up in countries with better human rights.
First, only the sith (and the ignorant) deal in absolutes. Second, it’s fair and right to feel for the people attacked by the Hamas, and fair and right to acknowledge the apartheid state of Israel that created them.
Exactly, people must remain completely static. Don’t change, its a red flag.
Just switched to obsidian from amplenote.
Obsidian is a beast that can manage all of your knowlege in extremely personal customizable ways.
Amplenote is a nice todo list & note taking app. It is better than most note taking apps at helping you execute on tasks.
I switched because, with plugins, Obsidian can be ALMOST everything Amplenote is, except so so so so much more. The big this Amplenote is missing is all of the automation that makes everything run so smoothly.
In obsidian I have a button to “Create work note”. That button creates a note with the right template, in the right folder, composed of a top half note and a bottom half that can be changed out. That note automatically shows up in lists I’ve made that track the work I do. All from one button.
You don’t have to do anything fancy with Obsidian, but you can, and it is awesome.
Good point, finding a security vulnerability is a success not a failure.