• Kaligalis@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    Granny did the risk assessment and decided that ease of use and low-maintenance is more important than security when it comes to everyday family matters.

    Not everyone ends in jail when they fuck up their opsec. Granny doesn’t run an online cocaine business.

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      Granny doesn’t run an online cocaine business.

      … or does she ?

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        She actually does, but cares about opsec there, so word hasn’t gotten out that it’s her.

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      Ease of use and low maintenance just means inertia. I remember back when people wrote Tech articles saying that Windows XP was intuitive as an argument against Linux but it turns out that intuitive only ever meant it works exactly like Windows xp. Then people got smartphones and using a second type of computer interface turned out to be no big deal. And now Linux market share is growing rapidly, something we were told was never going to happen because of all sorts of reasons that apparently don’t apply.

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        Tbf linux has gone a long way to remove lot of the inertia. Also, with LLMs, its so much easier to use and learn Linux. Instead of chasing a problem for an hour on old forums you can get direct explanation and an answer in a minute.

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      Granny is smart enough to get grandson to be doing the leg work and never share a signal chat with him.