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.
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.
Businesses have damaged public health for profit so many times that I don’t think there should be any trust any more. All business processes, research, algorithms, etc should be public. No new materials should be used widespread without 3rd party safety testing.
We can’t keep adding layers of permanent poison to the planet.
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup!
That sounds amazing. I’d personally be more motivated with that sub around.
I made on of them little life simulator programs with natural selection and genes and such. I love watching my little dudes evolve.
Currently I am rewriting it to be much faster through multi-threading, gpu graphics, and more! My dudes are gonna be so fast.
Damn. I see how that can be a hard line to draw. I definitely am against that in my immediate reaction, but I also am very disconnected from either community. I do not know how people who have been abused in that way navigate their trauma. Hopefully we all get better at communicating over time. It’s unfortunate how black and white people see things, and how when they see something as wrong they’ll consider it beyond discussion, not worth thinking about. Good luck with moderation in the future.
I’m sorry if this digs into your wound, I want to fully sympathize. I’m sorry that communities can stomp on a person’s vulnerability at times, that socks socks sucks.
What was the mistake?
Good point, finding a security vulnerability is a success not a failure.