Dusty @ChlorideCull@fuzzy.systems

RSD sucks but an important thing I've learned is that more often than not those feelings are lies my mind tells to me. when it happens I may get kinda blue but I keep faith that the people I'm near care about me, I remind myself my brain is being unreasonable, and in a little bit of time the person or people who may have triggered the RSD come around on their own and give me the positive attention I needed- because wow they care about me go figure.

this is long winded but I guess my point is that while RSD symptoms are very real it is also important to acknowledge to yourself that those feelings are not necessarily reasonable. putting pressure on others to fix this irrational feeling can potentially strain your relationship. just, try and be mindful in how you approach it ykno

what brought this post on is that this is just something I deal with a lot and I've been trying to get better at handling it and I think I'm doing alright 💙

this is so fucking funny and good

Ok, so cops have this tool called Cellbrite they use to automate collecting data off of cell phones that they physically posses and are unlocked.

Turns out, Cellbrite has shite security, which means that you can drop an otherwise-inert file somewhere in your phone's system that, if scanned, will inject itself and allow arbitrary code execution on their Cellbrite device. I.E, you can make their hardware do literally anything you want, including compromising any data the device collects.

And in what they describe as unrelated news, Signal will start occasionally and randomly stashing some inert files in installations on established accounts.

https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-vulnerabilities/