Nahh... I am linuxified for life... actualy if the near future the ubuntu community makes these snapdragons with better support, I might actually change to Ubuntu.
This one will be mostly for experiments and some extra security (having multiple OSes is also more secure).
I can see how, multiple OSes is more difficult to bypass for a potential hacker... right? 😆
Perhaps, but in my view, the biggest reason for "multiple vendors/techs" is its useful natural deterrent for zero-day attacks (in all devices at the same time), where targeting every single option, is sometimes impossible due to how diversity works in terms of standards for hardware/software.
Nahh... I am linuxified for life... actualy if the near future the ubuntu community makes these snapdragons with better support, I might actually change to Ubuntu.
This one will be mostly for experiments and some extra security (having multiple OSes is also more secure).
Right, I had forgotten you're like very techy 😆 It would be cool with that better support. Perhaps it would even make me switch to Ubuntu 😃
I can see how, multiple OSes is more difficult to bypass for a potential hacker... right? 😆
Perhaps, but in my view, the biggest reason for "multiple vendors/techs" is its useful natural deterrent for zero-day attacks (in all devices at the same time), where targeting every single option, is sometimes impossible due to how diversity works in terms of standards for hardware/software.
That does make sense 😃 Well described!
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