yes, the sunset.
i love the sunset not only because it mesmerizes me with its absurdly beautiful scenery, but more often because it represents an ending disguised as something pretty, yk, something that tells you no matter what, endings can be beautiful too. or maybe it’s just a beautiful lie we tell ourselves every evening. the sky bleeds colors so vivid and warm as if it's a final performance. inevitable night indeed. a bittersweet beauty in watching the light die slowly, and knowing that soon everything will be swallowed by shadow and we’ll have to wait again for another illusion of hope

So much things have happened in the past 3 months than the whole year

maybe a cope
but sometimes this level of forced positivity is almost terrifyingly effective. let's hope

fate is just a cruel joke you don’t see coming. it's gonna rip it all apart and laugh while it does

saturday vibe. staying on the grind

waking up. and just like that sunday is gone

bro cooked here ngl

real.
do send them

in the meantime, we might be cooking some stuff. and actually started appreciating windows too. gonna install it as a primary OS

my dad be wildin
like nigga, ainnoway you were traveling 30kms, crossed a river and walked through the jungle each day to get to your elementary school. nah i ain't fallin for that. that's the unrealest shi i've ever heard. even unreal than me having a gf

"Sideloading" is the rentseeker word for "being able to run software of your choosing on a computing device you purchased". There is no reasonable case for an operating system developer having a say over what programs you run on your hardware.

#Android #Google

***** Google's plans to restrict sideloading on Android are an authoritarian wet dream come true *****

Let me be really clear about how horrifically dangerous #Google's plans are to restrict #Android sideloading to "verified developers" (that is, entities for which Google has full verified identity and associated information that they could hand over to authorities on demand).

This means that even though you own your Android device, you cannot install apps obtained from ANY source (except perhaps apps you build yourself that will only be permitted to run on your own device) unless Google knows pretty much everything about who created that app.

The ways that this could be abused are so numerous I won't even start listing them here, other than to note that it is absolutely horrific overreach by Google and at least appears to be Google bending over for abusive government demands, and could put already vulnerable individuals and groups at even more risk.

Absolutely disgusting.

L

eligible bachelor

Lots of frustration in the malware analysis and reverse engineering community.

It's been discovered a DEFCON talk, presentation, and the code which coincided with it, was AI slop. The talk itself had hallucinated terminology which (apparently) no one at DEFCON noticed.

Bad.