as one of those that did last year's survey on Windows, and this year's survey on Arch Linux: Woot 😀

Windows 11 is *such* a shitshow, and Proton is such a game changer, I suspect (ok, #hope) that it's the start of a prolonged trend.

2025 as the Year of Linux Desktop? Obviously not, but maybe we the needle starts moving this year

My favorite talks from #HOPE 2022 are online now:

Unpickable But Still Unlockable: Lock Bypass Tricks in the Field: youtube.com/watch?v=3D1yhD1AwA…

Shoplifting on a Budget: Exploring Bypasses for Retail Security Tags: youtube.com/watch?v=4AukEEMhNx…

Mad as Hell: Is There an End to Subversion?: youtube.com/watch?v=TklySWaGP2…

I don’t condone or advocate breaking the law, but these talks show the hacker mindsets of “how can we have fun misusing this thing?” and “how can I work around the parts I don’t like?”

A New HOPE (2022): Unpickable But Still Unlockable: Lock Bypass Tricks in the Field

Saturday, July 23, 2022: 1:00 pm (Little Theatre): Physical red-teams rely heavily on nondestructive bypasses when doing vulnerability assessments: under-the...

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