The bigger risk is browser exploits, not just who develops it. There's more attack surface and more ways to exfiltrate data
Natanael
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The problem is they have many different internal concepts with conflicting information and no mechanism for determining truthfulness or for accuracy or for pruning bad information, and will sample them all randomly when answering stuff
Not really anything properly universal, but a lot of task specific models exists with integration with logic engines and similar stuff. Performance varies a lot.
You might want to take a look at wolfram alpha's plugin for chatgpt for something that's public
Who had broad software and driver support?
But SMS still needs an upgrade, because it's not going to be killed of if there isn't a slot-in replacement, and so something has to take its role of being a messaging system where your carrier directly verifies your control of your phone number.
That's why RCS exists.
Const
Depends on the kind of seat too. If they're thinner ones it's harder to avoid, especially if you're leaning forwards. It's not hard with normal wider seats for me, the actual reason I have a seat cushion for my bike is to protect my ass when the terrain is rough.
There were already rumors halfway between 10 and the release of 11 that they wanted to do it that way, making 10 the last "standalone" release version
That's not quite the definition of known plaintext attack (cryptography nerd here), that's bruteforce with a "crib" to use older terminology (known patterns which allows you to test candidate keys).
A known plaintext attack is defined as an attack on the algorithm to extract the key faster than bruteforce with analytical attacks.
... And since they're still good they can be resold and used by others where efficiency isn't the main concern, no need to trash them
This is nonsense and violates a few laws in plenty of places
Am encrypted container doesn't help if the directory is mounted and accessible or if the key is in plaintext. Also doesn't help if the process isn't isolated. You need a bunch of extra measures like using the OS keystore set to only allow the correct program to retrieve the key, keeping secrets only in process memory, etc.
Tldr it's a lot of work to do it right. If you do it the simple way like throwing it all in SQLite with encryption active you still leak metadata.