@4censord@halva@natty "don't eat this food because it has scary CHEMICALS in it. I can't believe the FDA/local equivalent allows these toxins. Btw I'm on the carnivore diet, buy my supplements."
@ireneista@tobadzistsini It was kind of a strange assumption on my part after though. They work together on Covert Instruments selling lock picking tools. It's linked in McNally's channel.
@esoteric_programmer@ireneista Have you heard of Genode? It's a capability based system. Not related to Forth or any other kind of "cool" programming language, but might be fun to explore all the same.
unless the user could be convinced to give suspicious capabilities to unknown programs downloaded from the internet
Unfortunately I bet that people can be convinced to do that, and often. Scammers already convince people to download remote access tools to allow them to connect. Not really sure how to mitigate that; I don't want to limit what people can do with their computer like iOS and Android do.
@Talen_Lee@ireneista Would have briefly worked on me; my instance didn't pick up your new avatar for some reason so I had to open on yours to see what the blood was about
@ellis@weirdtreething No, you don't need encrypted boot. With encrypted boot you need to have grub signed (only grub is capable of encrypted boot, with the downsides that @domi described).
For everything else you'll need to make a unified kernel image because it's not possible to sign the intramfs.
systemd-bsod.service is used to display a blue screen which contains a message relating to a boot failure, including a QR code which can be scanned to get helpful information about the failure.
@lunareclipse@0x4d6165 I installed Chimera recently because of that. The different stack it uses was also interesting to me; I don't have much against systemd but was curious what it was about.
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