XMR >> BTC
Only anti Bitcoin in that it's not private, is a shite implementation burning through insane amounts of energy, and seems to be a rather successful psyop given it's grooming you. 😎🤓

What artists portrayed decades ago in the symbolism of zombies - those that require the brains of others to continue "surviving."

It seems in some sense this has continued to play out a scale entirely precendented.

In absolute agreement. I'm seeing Security Operations Centers where analysts and engineers are feeding full emails or system alerts to systems not trained or tuned specifically for such events to ask "Is this malicious?" or "Is this worth investigation?" As a result they are most often creating excess work to essentially verify the results and find that there was nothing to investigate.

So given Blue teams current struggles to keep up, they're often shooting themselves in the foot while providing sensitive data to external providers.

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Flooding the system with toxic nonsense doesn't contribute to a future that will assist the development of humanity or sovereign tech.

You can use this exact same setup for the older kids for a sex ed lesson.🤣

Sure, you reduce the power, but also will have spurious retransmissions of packets because of lower power, so all connections will be poor.

Also aside from turning it off, a lot of router/AP combos do support WiFi schedules, so that the radios can be disabled on a timer when you're sleeping.

If you don't want the radio rattling around, learn how to do some network cabling. :)

Wasting perfectly good aluminium foil.

Clarification and/or source? Any device is at risk when in the wrong hands.

Even on devices that have fallen out of support, protections against PIN and other input attacks are far stronger than stock AOSP and the cost requirement to attack unsupported devices with GrapheneOS on them is still fairly substantial.

Keep money away from centralized exchanges with KYC requirements. #getmonero :)

Ideally if we were to stop producing devices at the rate we do with more than we need we would not have to keep phasing out support.

The hope is that the Android community does not continue to suffer because of decisions made by the Goog. Projects like Lineage and Graphene desperately need conscious and strong engineers contributing their talents so that you can get 3-5 years of support.

Currently I am on a Pixel 5a with Graphene, but it has been out of support for some time and I'm considering the move to Lineage for this device.

I severely limit what I do on it, and also have a background in network and device security so I'm able to monitor my device in a way that I feel I can hold out longer with out of support devices than I would advise for the general populous.