If you don’t trust open-source, you certainly can’t trust proprietary software. It’s not a trust issue but functionality; I’m going to use to the software that gets the job done in the manner I want.

I just saw a video about FUTO keyboard and immediately came to your channel to see if you're talking about it. Thank you!

For Trusting FOSS: I also look at the long term feasibility and reliability (aka size) of the project to decide if I want to invest my time and energy and workflow with a new tool.

12:43 There are advanced attacks that can sorta guess what you're accessing even thru https, VPNs, Tor etc, to varied levels of success; most people probably don't need to worry much about that, but there can be some ways to analyze things like timing, packet sizes, connection correlations etc to narrow down possibilities, sometimes to the point of putting people in danger. I'm far form being an expert, but from what I understand, if you are not being targeted directly, and the content you're accessing is not of particularly high importance to highly skilled threat actors, then the low level of success and high effort required probably means you're more on the safe side. And the risk level changes depending on the country in a few cases on the ISP as well.

If they write trust me bro in there documentation

Every time malicious code gets found into open source it's always the same story: "Damn, that's crazy, is open source even worth it? Is it safe? I'm just saying maybe it was a mistake" If it weren't for open source we wouldn't have found most of the most recent vulnerabilities for years to come. If you don't trust open source then good luck trusting closed source. When people try to virtue signal to open source not being trust worthy it's either for internet points/money, like video click baits (and you can easily spot those out because they never take a fucking stance on anything, even if it costs their life) or the more common reason: they feel uncomfortable when there's a vulnerability, because it affects them directly and they think open source owes them security 100% of the time, for some reason. Which ironically they do provide, there's always a quick fix for vulnerabilities when they surface in open source. The reality is that closed source software probably has way more vulnerabilities than anything open source could ever produce and nobody talks about it, because the only people probably knowing about those vulnerabilities are people who care: the owners or the bad actors, and neither of them have any incentive to talk about there being a vulnerability. If you really think open source is that bad, then stick with Microsoft and co, if I remember correctly they only recently fixed a bug in Windows Update that went on for the whole lifetime of Windows 10 up until recently. Which, by the way, you could argue they pushed that on purpose to make sure your browser always resets to Edge on each windows update. This is not aimed at you directly of course, at least you have an opinion that you voice on how you treat open source, but every time I hear these other stories about how open source is so vulnerable while fence sitting, I feel like I'm witnessing mass brain farts going on scale. Holy shit.

6:21 Do you know what was used for the software used for Tesla cars?

Even when you change your dns resolver, your isp can still see the ip addresses of the websites you're visiting right?

What's Scala project digital currency?

12:43 Yt is filtering my comment in that regard, so lemme try to use safer words and write more simply. At some levels, there could be potential for issues like timing, packet sizes, connection correlation etc, specially if you're important or are trying to see or say something important.

Just run CachyOS

Nice episode guys. I don't know why many comments are negative. Loved the serenity prayer from the 12-step-program. Tbh the new surveillance reports are way better than old videos since they are shorter and precise. Good work

I have a Spinal Cord Stimulator installed that turns down my pain... Is this Bio Hacking? It has Bluetooth and charges through induction through my skin!