ShortN0te

That and they are the bad guy now, not the copyright holders.

Nothing i am aware of, but as i said I never tried it myself. Let me know if you find something out.

So this is just from the top of my head, there are several reddit threads about this.

You can only bulk download in 5gb (maybe 50gb) chunks. With limited speed and unreliable connections (aborted downloads etc)

Have you ever tried downloading a big size of your data? Never used it myself.

I do not backup my media. When my zfs blows up, i need to start getting everything back again. I can live with it, it is nothing important. Thanks to sonarr/radarr etc, my media will recover itself over time anyway.

Important stuff is backed up at least twice locally and 1 times off side.

Have you read upon the actual recovery experience with cloud backup personal?

It is very impractical to do a recovery from this service.

babbling off into something that made no coherent sense. It's so stupid that I'm not putting forth to clarify to you where I differentiated the two in because it's plainly there. Kindly go fuck yourself.

Ok.

You have to differentiate between the pirate bay and Kim dotcom. The pirate bay has not sold the access to the media like he has.

The huge difference is that he profited off of pirated media and pirate bay not. Kims incentive was always profit for himself.

No, but those vulnerabilities where there when you bought it.

Would a car have a defect that was shown 5 years later, then the manufacturer would have to recall it or offer a repair program and or money in exchange.

Since everything is proprietary you cannot even fix things like this by yourself. The manufacturer needs to be held liable.

The Ryzen 5 3600 is from 2019. The XT refreshes so Ryzen 5 3600xt from mid 2020

This is the way.

How do you think encryption works?

What do you think does a lockscreen?

As i guessed. You are evading the question by again babbling nonsense and questioning my knowledge instead of actually proving anything you are saying.

You have shown that you have a bad understanding of what you are actually talking about (see the 'cracked' TPM discussion) and constantly shifting the discussion away from what you are saying : "Basically every device can be accessed without major problems" and what i am trying to explain to you.

You are acting in bad faith.

Bye

If you think TPMs are always encrypted, a key can be encrypted "with itself" and still be any use to you and android system pin is secure you are right. Might also believe in santa

Not sure what you are rambling about the TPM.

Then prove that the Lockscreen is insecure.