00:28:40 <moneroextremist[> luigi1112: can i have your opinion on this sir ?
00:30:19 <danielevans[m]> <selsta> "No, if you open a malicious..." <- how can I personally verify that an open source program doesn't contain any malicious code?
00:30:58 <selsta> it depends, there are always levels of security
00:31:54 <selsta> if you compile the program yourself and you verify the signature of the commits you should be relatively safe
00:32:25 <selsta> the next step would be reading the source code yourself but that's basically impossible for a single person
00:32:48 <selsta> (depending on the size of the program and amount of programs)
00:33:47 <danielevans[m]> selsta: should i put a plain text seed with $1000 on my desktop to see if my computer is infected ? then if it is ill just move the rest
00:34:06 <danielevans[m]> im just way too lazy to reinstall macos all over again just for this
00:34:30 <selsta> you don't have to reinstall macos just because you have downloaded librewolf
00:34:38 <selsta> just be careful of what you install
00:35:16 <selsta> do you have a second / old computer that you can use solely for cryptocurrency?
00:35:20 <danielevans[m]> selsta: I am. I literally don't download ANYTHING. All I have on my mac is the Monero GUI, Tor, and Chrome. LibreWolf was the first time I ever downloaded something out of my comfort zone
00:35:31 <danielevans[m]> I don't, I do everything on this computer where I hold all of my xmr net worth
00:36:08 <selsta> ok, don't worry about librewolf
00:36:17 <ofrnxmr[m]> Well then all you need to do is research librewolf's development
00:36:17 <ofrnxmr[m]> What it branched off of, or what they add to each Firefox release 
00:36:27 <danielevans[m]> selsta: ok, thank you so much
00:37:51 <danielevans[m]> s/am. I//
00:40:13 <ofrnxmr[m]> Librewolf should be a good browser, with better privacy than Firefox or chromium. 
00:40:13 <ofrnxmr[m]> But I havent personally read the code for the changes that they make to Firefox to ensure there isnt anything nasty. I assume there is none as it is a recommended replacement to firefox. Personally, id use libre > Firefox
00:40:44 <ofrnxmr[m]> On android I use mull > Firefox.
00:40:45 <ofrnxmr[m]> Librewolf is the closest to mull on desktop
00:42:11 <danielevans[m]> > <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> Librewolf should be a good browser, with better privacy than Firefox or chromium. 
00:42:11 <danielevans[m]> > 
00:42:11 <danielevans[m]> > But I havent personally read the code for the changes that they make to Firefox to ensure there isnt anything nasty. I assume there is none as it is a recommended replacement to firefox. Personally, id use libre > Firefox
00:42:11 <danielevans[m]> That's exactly why I downloaded it in the first place. But then I thought to myself, since it such as small dev team and a small project, how easily it would be for a dev to sneakily inject malicious code
00:42:29 <danielevans[m]>  * That's exactly why I downloaded it in the first place. But then I thought to myself, since it such as small dev team and a small project, how easily it would be for a dev to sneakily inject malicious code.. It made me so incredibly paranoid
00:43:49 <ofrnxmr[m]> Compare code vs Firefox 
21:57:27 <selsta> .merge+ 3966
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