Long term computer programmer, making my own library. American based. Far left politically. Promotes use of paper ballots. Follows news about environmental collapse, political corruption in my country, human rights, science and tech.

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  • I think you summed it up. Except there certainly will be prosecutions of a few mid level people; like before. I do remember the trials.

    Some people feel like if one is hopeful enough, the positive energy will rub off nationally.

    However the only way to reform a country is to be realistic






  • Proton is trying its best to be big tech; it looks different from other companies, but the way it’s developing hints there will not be much difference later besides good messaging, good public relations ( despite an awkward ceo) and a small increase of privacy.

    This be a better option for many people , but it’s not that much better




  • limer@lemmy.mltoMildly Infuriating@lemmy.worldWhy?
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    16 days ago

    If one cannot protect their database, then there is a lot of other issues going on besides how one authenticates.

    Over the years , I’ve read about some security issues with different social logins, and a few of them have been serious. One never knows when the next vulnerability is.

    At the end of the day, everything has a vulnerability, and the best way to mitigate against that is best practices, and keeping up with news. That, and a bit of luck.

    I have created my own login systems multiple times, and probably violated over a hundred best practices. I don’t know what a best login system looks like, but I have enough experience to find flaws with all of them now. And I am not confident in anything I use. Even if I only use battle tested systems made by large groups of peoples