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unlimited death to 🇺🇸 and its proxies
this is true for so many fields, in both science and art, the mass of people doing the bulk of the work get no recognition 😐
also
Li Dali, a professor of Life Sciences at East China Normal University, who is not an author on the paper […]
Researcher Chen Jin and his student Zhu Junjie at ShanghaiTech University, who are not authors on the paper […]
the video is based on a hardened version of Android run on a device with no vulnerabilities or backdoors, and there’s nothing in it that shows Android as superior to hardened Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, etc. – it’s also important to note that the userspace permission system on Android, unless variants like GrapheneOS have massively improved this, is extremely underwhelming in terms of restricting access to your files since it doesn’t let you grant access on a file-by-file basis
Flatpaks and other container solutions are actually fairly popular; my point is that Android potentially being more secure for beginners (which is not the case for most devices by default since they use proprietary versions of Android) doesn’t make it the most secure operating system, not by a long shot
there are many options for sandboxing on Linux, including user-friendly interfaces (e.g. Flatpak), and it’s far more extensive than anything I’ve ever seen on Android
if “by default” you mean without installing any additional software, no (unless you’re willing to configure the firewall), but last time I checked you can’t restrict network access on most Android devices by default either
The permission system on Android (at least any version of Android I’ve seen) is far from exhaustive. On Linux, FreeBSD, etc., you can set fine-grained restrictions (including network access) if you know what you’re doing
compared to iOS, sure, but hardly the most secure of all operating systems
more RISC development 🫡
TIL it’s no longer “ARM”
BREAKING: China committing genocide against people’s ability to be unable to be treated for liver failure
wrong reply chain, accidental infighting 😭
yes, the country that’s actively reducing their fossil fuel use and have historically reached their stated goals with time to spare is surely the problem, never mind the massive pollution from the long-industrialized Western countries that have had many decades to stop using fossil fuels
“Huawei must go”
According to China’s long-term development nuclear industry goals, the application of nuclear fusion energy is hoped to be realized by the middle of this century.
* China: 298