@futurebird - To back you up and add encouragement, I always teach folks that:

- *Relying on* security by obscurity is bad, but...
- Obscuring things can increase the "attacker's budget" and therefore help to lower risk.

(It's a similar discussion to the difference between "cover" and "concealment" in the military now that I think of it. Anyhow.)

And your second point of not being connected to everything absolutely lowers the attack surface thus lowering risk as well.

You've lead them to wonderful opportunities to discuss nuance in security and it's further wonderful that you are having these discussions with the students in the CS group!

That's awesome and so needed right now! Thank you!

I just explained why everyone can’t have a free house though.

@Paul "don't go in the tavern"

Solidaires devient majoritaire chez #Scaleway (avec une liste SUD PTT et Solidaires Informatique).

Félicitations aux camarades 👏

@selea @uhuru The Debian patch and bug report for it goes to at least 2014, so its been like that for a while, wordpress version 3.9.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=748965

A sticker for when ableists are ableist

https://ko-fi.com/s/7c34ee5eb6

Ships from the UK. Cannot ship to the EU, sorry!

#BrynnDraws #FediGiftShop

No one is to blame for the Democrats failures except the Democratic establishment that betrayed their progressive wing by suppressing Sanders and pursuing faux bipartisanship at the expense of their principles. If the Democrats want those votes, they should take up some more progressive values. Some of my local Dems even traitorously supported age attestation.

With that said, I expect to vote Democratic. The establishment Dems in my area are getting eeked out more and more during primary season every year.

Yeah. This style of housing was very unpopular in Australia because it created ghettos of welfare dependent families.

Social security does most of the heavy lifting now.

Yes we have homeless people, but this is a complex problem requiring a lot more social services than simply “a house”.

So your solution to to keep everything the same? Nah, that’s how we got here in the first place.

@jalefkowit hmm. good in theory, spotty in practice. most of my entries are railway junctions. "did you know there's a church one block down from you?" yes, actually, i can see it from my house.

this is kind of the opposite of what i want the internet for. tell me about things i _haven't_ seen, places i _don't_ go.

i can see this might be different if you lived in the middle of bustling metropolis. "ooh, i never knew there was a museum there!"

@masoud DiDay also recommended "Wero"

Turning to ad hoc insults is clear evidence of the superiority of your arguments, or perhaps you are too fresh out of reddit or tweeter, who knows

That’s the neat part: you don’t! You need to work a lot and barely survive so rich people can get richer and have more power and status, silly.

The system is built on eternal growth. Slowing down is not an option.

For years, it’s been common knowledge among grant writers for open source tech that putting maintenance of existing code in a proposal can tank the whole thing.

Funders, do you hear us now? Are you going to remember this week and let go of the new shiny object fixation?