The signal protocol is solid, so people argue there isn’t a known fault with the protocol which is true.
SVR prevents signal from having access to the keys directly, you still need to compromise SGX (which happened two years ago) or access to intel signing keys.
So the signal foundation doesn’t have a trivial way to access keys, but the TLAs do.
Fwiw: signal is a honey pot, perhaps not by intent but by architecture.
Security postures are driven by capabilities not intentions.
Signal:
Thus a three letter agency has the capability of breaking signal, even if they don’t intend to.
As a thought experiment imagine you run the intelligence service of a non-us ally country (nk, Iran, China, Russia, etc) - would you in good faith recommend using signal, as is, for your classified and sensitive government communications?
SVR stores master key backed by a trivial pin, but uses Intel sgx enclaves to prevent brute forcing… a TLA just gets Intel to sign new code for the sgx enclave that allows brute forcing, runs it against the cloud data extracts master keys, and ta da all communication revealed.
Signal allows people to store their master key using a random bip32 key, but even if you do this, none of your contacts will do this
Yes. Live next to a graveyard!
It’s a geoguesser cheat engine!
Scurvy is a disease where cells are starved by vitamin c… Vitamin C gets into cells via the GLUT-4 transporter. This transporter moves both glucose and vitamin c. In the context of a zero carb diet there is no glucose competing for the glut-4 transporter, so the natural vitamin c levels in the meat are sufficient.
We knew in napoleonic times that soliders with scurvy could be cured with a horse meat diet (it’s in the military medical books!)
It’s a good concern, but people doing zero carb and low carb do not see a increase in gout, quite the opposite. It seems that uric acid is a intermediate indicator and not causal of gout (which is principally drive by fructose)
I get really weird feelings when I run brew …
This happens to me all the time. I would prefer to be able to block a com for the future without doing a reload right now, even at the risk of seeing another post from the community
My normal experience is browsing all and blocking communities I have zero interest in, so I block communities all the time
What’s even better if you go to the trouble of responding to them using other outdated phonetic glyphs they don’t even try to understand it… Talk about double standards
This is really cool. Thank you for sharing it
Basically, those people were not going with you. I wouldn’t consider them your friends. Friends would at least tell you they are bailing so you don’t go
Any game, find a community, or start your own, the hard part is moderating and finding other like-minded people, but if you’re consistent over time, you’ll accrete a community with you.
Yeah we all play the same game, but over times it’s a digital bar, you know everybody
Meeting up with people, no phone. You arrange a place and a time, and you show up, if the other person isn’t there… You wait.
It was super important not to leave people hanging
That’s memorization in action
Find any place with people that you can frequent. It doesn’t even have to be in real life.
I have a discord gaming group, we do annual meetups globally, when someone died we did a whip round and a service… Community is wherever you spend your time
A - if I have time listen, look for surprises, if something doesn’t match my expectations or experience ask Socratic questions… Maybe I’ll learn something new. No need to cut them off, just steer the conversation toward interesting areas
Setting a bad example
It’s uncivilized for a office not to have spray guns!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changan_Lumin
It exists (50 hp though). I drove it yesterday